Cardiologist consultation at home
An assessment by a specialist cardiologist in the patient’s home, together with a review of the existing medical information and recommendations for what comes next.

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Frequently asked questions
What is the advantage of a specialist visit at home?
The patient can receive a medical assessment in their natural environment, without the travel and waiting involved in getting to a clinic, when their condition is suitable for a home visit.
Can I book a cardiologist to come to my home?
Yes. Care Plus provides cardiology services at home, subject to availability and the service area.
Can a cardiologist visit be combined with an echocardiogram?
There are pathways in which a cardiologist’s assessment can be combined with an echocardiogram at home, depending on need and availability.
Is a specialist home visit suitable after discharge from hospital?
In suitable cases, a specialist visit at home can help assess the patient and continue follow-up after discharge.
What medical documents should I prepare for the doctor?
It is worth preparing hospital discharge summaries, relevant blood tests and imaging, an up-to-date list of medications, and documents related to the problem for which the visit was booked.
Can the doctor recommend further investigation?
Yes. Based on the assessment, the doctor can recommend tests, follow-up or further treatment according to their professional judgement.
What happens if it becomes clear during the visit that the patient needs a hospital?
If the findings require assessment or treatment that is not suitable for the home setting, a recommendation will be given to continue care in the appropriate medical setting.
What is the difference between a cardiologist home visit and an echocardiogram at home?
A cardiologist visit is a medical consultation that includes an assessment of the background, the symptoms and the existing medical information, and an examination where appropriate. An echocardiogram is an imaging test of the heart. These are separate services, and it is sometimes possible to look into combining them, depending on need and availability.
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