Rhythm clinic
For palpitations, blackouts and atrial fibrillation, with ECGs and home heart monitors.
Outpatient cardiology · Tamsin Row and Orrel Gate
One heart team, two ways in
Quillon Heart is an outpatient cardiology practice. Patients can book directly. GPs and other clinicians can refer through a pathway that a cardiologist reads every working day.
Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 6:00 PMTamsin Row
(555) 014-2230Clinician line
What we see
Clinics and tests under one roof
Most visits start with an ECG and a conversation. Your cardiologist decides with you whether any other test would help.
Heart failure clinic
Ongoing care for a heart that is not pumping as well as it should, shared with your usual doctor.
Risk and prevention
A review of blood pressure, cholesterol and family history, with a plan you can follow.
Echocardiogram
An ultrasound of the heart that shows its structure and movement. It takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Holter and blood pressure monitors
Small recorders you wear at home for a day or a week while you go about normal life.
Pre-operative heart checks
A review before planned surgery, at your surgeon's request, with a letter back to them.
Conditions and symptoms
Not sure which one fits? Describe what you have noticed on the booking form and we will match you to the right clinic.
- Atrial fibrillation
- Blackouts and fainting
- Breathlessness
- Chest discomfort
- Family history reviews
- Heart failure
- Heart murmurs
- Heart valve conditions
- High blood pressure
- Palpitations
- Pre-operative heart checks
- Risk reviews
Your first appointment
A first visit usually takes about an hour. Bring what you have. Nothing here should stop you from coming.
Book or be referred
Book online, by phone, or ask your doctor to refer you. We confirm the date by letter.
Check-in, 15 minutes
Blood pressure and an ECG with a physiologist.
With your cardiologist, 30 minutes
Your history, an examination and time for your questions.
Next steps, 15 minutes
Booking any tests, and a letter to your usual doctor.
Who you will see
You will be matched to the cardiologist whose interest fits your symptoms, or you can ask for someone by name.
Dr. Annika Sarrow
Consultant cardiologist, heart rhythm
Dr. Rafael Ostrand
Consultant cardiologist, heart failure
Dr. Mirren Thackwell
Consultant cardiologist, imaging
Lena Dorrell
Specialist nurse
Questions
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly, or your doctor can refer you.
How long is a first appointment?
Allow about an hour. Tests such as an echocardiogram may be on the same day or booked for later.
What should I bring?
A list of your medicines, any past test results and notes on your symptoms. Bring someone with you if you like.
Should I take my usual medicines?
Your appointment letter tells you what to do. If you are unsure, phone the practice before your visit.
Will my doctor be told?
Yes. We send your usual doctor a letter after each appointment, and you get a copy.
Is this an emergency service?
No. If symptoms are severe or happening now, call your local emergency number.