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Perth Cardiovascular Institute

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Perth Cardiovascular Institute

Cardiologist and Cardiac Testing

05/12/2025

We will be closing a little bit early today to give all our staff time to get refreshed and ready for our end of year celebration. All sites will be closed from 3pm today. Back to normal on Monday!

13/11/2025

A big thank you to all the GPs who joined us for our Women’s Heart Health event in October at Kailis Bros Leederville!

It was a fantastic evening of discussion and education, with insightful presentations from Mary Nangrahary and Susan Kuruvilla on the importance of recognising and managing heart disease in women.

We were joined by 35 local GPs and it was great to have Dr Lucy Stauborg from Healthy Hearts in attendance, whose work in cardiac rehabilitation tied beautifully into our discussions. The event was supported by AstraZeneca and Novo Nordisk.

The venue, food, and atmosphere made for a polished, professional event. Thank you to everyone who helped make it such a success.

Together, we continue to raise awareness and advocate for better heart health outcomes for women across Western Australia. ❤️

30/09/2025

We’re growing! Perth Cardiovascular Institute is excited to announce the opening of our new Kelmscott clinic at 3043 Albany Highway.

Our team provides expert care, including:
❤️ Echocardiograms
❤️ Stress echocardiograms
❤️ Electrocardiograms (ECG)
❤️ Holter monitoring
❤️ Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring

📍 You’ll find us in the same building as St John Urgent Care and next door to Perth Radiological Clinic.

👉 Bookings & more info: www.perthcardio.com.au

16/09/2025

❓Could you recognise the symptoms of atrial fibrillation (AF)?

Common signs include:

Irregular or fast heartbeat 💓

Shortness of breath 💨

Fatigue or reduced exercise capacity 😮‍💨

Dizziness or fainting 🌀

Chest discomfort 💢

Not everyone has symptoms — which makes regular heart checks so important. Speak to your GP if you have any concerns and they can refer you to our AF clinic for specialist care.

Learn more: afclinic.au

25/08/2025

Did you know atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common heart rhythm disorder?

AF happens when the heart beats irregularly, which can lead to palpitations, breathlessness, fatigue and a higher risk of stroke.

Our dedicated AF Clinic at Perth Cardiovascular Institute provides expert diagnosis and personalised management.

Learn more at afclinic.au

13/06/2025

Poor men have nearly 4x more heart attacks than wealthy women.
That’s why it’s critical to track your 4 key numbers:
💠 Blood pressure
💠 Cholesterol
💠 Blood sugar
💠 Body mass index (BMI)

🩺 Small checks. Big impact.

📊 Infographics:

“Poor men have nearly 4x more heart attacks than wealthy women”

“Know your 4 numbers and fight off heart disease”

12/06/2025

Heart health checks are free for men over 45.
Plus, maintaining a healthy waistline can significantly reduce your risk.

✅ Prevention starts with awareness.
Book a check-up and take the first step toward a healthier heart.

📊 Infographics:

“Heart health checks are free for men over 45”

“Reduce waist: maintaining a healthy weight keeps men’s hearts healthy”

11/06/2025

Doing 40 push-ups may help protect against heart disease.
And if the worst happens, knowing CPR could save a mate’s life.

💪 Prevention is powerful.
❤️ Emergency response is lifesaving.

📊 Infographics:

“Doing 40 push-ups protects men against heart disease”

“Knowing CPR could save a mate”

10/06/2025

4 in 5 heart deaths under 65 are men.
Knowing the signs of a heart attack could save your life—or someone else’s.

🚨 Warning signs in men include:

Chest pain or discomfort

Shortness of breath

Cold sweat

Jaw, shoulder, or arm pain

📊 Infographics:

“4 in 5 heart deaths under 65 are men”

“Knowing the signs of heart attack could save a life”

09/06/2025

Heart disease is the leading killer of Australian men.
Every day, 30 men lose their lives to heart disease—and many never knew they were at risk.

This Men’s Health Week, we’re raising awareness and encouraging action.
💡 Talk to your GP, especially if you're over 45. A simple check could save your life.

📊 Infographics:

“Heart disease is the leading killer of Aussie men”

“Staying mentally healthy can protect men against heart disease”

08/06/2025

Men’s Health Week | June 9–15

Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death among Australian men. The good news? Many of the risks are preventable.

Throughout this week, we’re sharing key facts from the Australian Men’s Health Forum to help raise awareness—and encourage action.

✔ Get your heart checked with your GP
✔ Eat well and move more
✔ Know your numbers (BP, cholesterol, sugar, BMI)
✔ Look after your mental wellbeing

💡 Small changes now can make a big difference later. For more, visit: perthcardio.com.au

15/05/2025

This Saturday, May 17, is World Hypertension Day.
The theme for 2025 is "Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer."

At Perth Cardiovascular Institute, we support this global initiative by encouraging regular blood pressure screenings and sharing education on heart-healthy lifestyle choices. High blood pressure can go unnoticed—but it’s one of the leading risk factors for stroke, heart disease, and kidney disease.

❤Know your numbers. Make a healthy heart your priority.

Address

Mount Medical Centre, Suite 12, 1st Floor, 146 Mounts Bay Road
Perth, WA
6000

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm

Website

http://www.perthcardio.com.au/

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