Runnymede Hospital
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Phone
Reception: 01932 877800
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Opening hours
Mon-Sun: 9am-12am
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Car parking
Limited parking
The Runnymede Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey, offers a direct access cardiology service for patients with suspected and known heart problems
The Runnymede Hospital is in the historic town of Chertsey in Surrey. People come to us from all over Surrey, including Addlestone, Weybridge, Cobham, Chobam, Byfleet and West Byfleet. We also welcome patients from further afield, and even overseas.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is an important part of looking after your heart. Some aspects of an individual’s lifestyle can contribute to their risk of cardiovascular disease.
It is important to be aware of warning signs that could indicate a problem and to see your doctor for a check-up.
The Runnymede Hospital in Surrey offers a direct access cardiology service for patients with suspected and known heart problems. This service is complemented by a range of non-invasive cardiology investigations.
Using the close working relationship of the consultants and staff at The Runnymede Hospital, patients with many aspects of heart disease can be expertly managed.
Symptoms may include:
Conditions managed include:
The cost of your initial consultation starts at about £200, and the cost of cardiology treatment will depend on various factors, from your symptoms and condition to the consultant you choose.
We offer a range of payment options, so private cardiology care is more accessible than ever.
You can choose to self-pay, select one of our fixed-price packages for added clarity and peace of mind, or spread the cost with our monthly finance plans.
We also work with all major private medical insurers, meaning your consultation and tests may be covered depending on your policy and referral requirements.
Our goal is to provide high-quality cardiac care with clear, straightforward choices for every patient.
Your initial appointment will involve a detailed discussion with your chosen cardiologist about your symptoms, medical history, and any relevant family history of heart conditions.
Your cardiologist will also explore lifestyle factors such as diet, physical activity, smoking, and stress levels, as these can all influence heart health.
A physical examination may be carried out, and diagnostic tests will be arranged to provide further insight into how your heart is functioning.
Once your assessment is complete, your cardiologist will explain the findings clearly and outline any recommended next steps, ensuring you feel informed and confident about your healthcare plan.
The following cardiology procedures are non-invasive and can be performed at The Runnymede Hospital in Surrey:
These tests are particularly useful in patients presenting with palpitations, dizziness or blackouts and allow accurate diagnosis and management of heart rhythm disturbances.
All of the above investigations are interpreted and reported by our experienced team of consultant cardiologists. Please note the initial and follow-up consultation fees would be additional to any of the above tests.
To make an appointment or for further information please call us or, alternatively, make an online enquiry.
There is nothing in particular you need to do to prepare for your initial consultation with a cardiologist. In some cases you may need to do or to avoid certain things before your appointment, if you know you will be having certain tests, but we’ll let you know exactly what to do ahead of time.
The most important thing is to come prepared to discuss your symptoms and how they affect your life, as well as what you are hoping to get out of treatment.
When you choose to go private with Circle Health Group, you can expect:
If you’re ready to take control of your health, call or book online today to start your treatment journey with one of our consultant cardiologists.
To book your initial consultation with one of our cardiologists near you, use our online booking system, or give us a call and one of our dedicated advisors will help you find an appointment time that suits you.
If you are paying for your own treatment, yes, you can usually self-refer to a cardiologist at Runnymede Hospital.
If you wish to use private medical insurance, you will usually need a referral from your GP. Speak to your insurer directly to find out. If you don’t have a GP referral, we can help you arrange one. Give us a call and our advisors will explain the process.