Regent's Park Healthcare

01/04/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month 💙

Stress doesn’t just affect your mood — it affects your heart.

Long-term stress is linked to:
• High blood pressure
• Irregular heart rhythms
• Increased risk of heart disease and stroke
• Poor sleep and fatigue that strain the cardiovascular system

At our Heart clinics, we regularly see how unmanaged stress shows up in heart health — often before patients even realise it.

This month is a reminder to pause, breathe, and check in with both your mind and your heart.

Small changes can make a big difference:

✔ Regular blood pressure checks
✔ Quality sleep
✔ Gentle daily movement
✔ Talking to someone when things feel overwhelming

If you’ve been feeling the effects of stress, it may be time for a heart health review. Check out our website to book into see one of our Specialist Cardiologists www.regentsparkhealthcare.com

Your heart works hard for you — make time to look after it.

06/03/2026

Celebrating International Women’s Day and Improving Heart Care for Women

International Women’s Day on Sunday 8th March we are celebrating the extraordinary achievements of women across society, including the many women working throughout healthcare who care for patients, lead services, and drive innovation every day.

It is also an important opportunity to recognise areas where healthcare must continue to improve, including inequalities in cardiovascular care for women.

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death for women in the UK, yet research shows women can experience longer delays between their first medical consultation for possible coronary disease and definitive cardiac investigation compared with men.

Improving awareness of these differences is essential to ensuring that women receive the same timely diagnosis and evidence-based care as men.

If you are experiencing ongoing symptoms that concern you, or would like to discuss your heart health, our team of highly experienced cardiologists is here to help.

Early assessment can make a real difference - you can contact the our clinics through our website to arrange a consultation with one of our specialists.

Important: Our clinic is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing symptoms that may suggest a heart attack, you should call 999 immediately.

Sources:

Heart attack symptoms in women (BHF)
https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/conditions/heart-attack/signs-and-symptoms-of-heart-attacks-in-women

Women and heart disease overview (BHF)
https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/support/women-with-a-heart-condition/women-and-heart-disease

Research on inequalities in heart attack diagnosis and treatment
https://www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/our-research/research-successes/risk-factors/women-and-heart-attacks

Are heart attack symptoms different in men and women? (BHF explainer) https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/heart-matters-magazine/medical/ask-the-experts/are-heart-attack-symptoms-different-for-men-and-women

NHS Conditions: Heart Attack
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heart-attack/

13/02/2026

Show Your Heart Some Love and Attention This Valentine’s Day❤️

This Valentine’s Day, don’t just celebrate love, protect the heart that keeps you going every day.

Benefits of seeing a cardiologist early can:
✔ Detect hidden heart conditions before symptoms appear
✔ Identify cardiac risk factors such as high blood pressure and cholesterol
✔ Help prevent heart attack and stroke
✔ Provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones

Many heart conditions develop silently. Early assessment means early protection. At Regent's Park Healthcare our expert cardiology teams across our UK clinics use advanced diagnostics and tailored care to keep your heart healthy at every stage of life.
Show your heart the care it deserves.

Find a clinic and book your heart health check today via our website below:
www.regentsparkhealthcare.com

02/02/2026

February is National Heart Month ❤️

Your heart beats over 100,000 times a day… looking after it shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Regular check-ups, healthy lifestyle choices, and understanding your personal risk factors are key to long-term cardiovascular health.
Prevention starts with awareness so book an appointment to see one of our specialist cardiology consultants.

For more information visit our website to find a clinic that suits you - https://www.regentsparkhealthcare.com

UK's leading cardiac services company. Access the best heart doctors. Regent's Park Healthcare provides world class cardiovascular services.

27/01/2026

👏 In the final week of Dry January 👏

For all those that are taking part in the Dry January challenge we wanted to say well done!

Did you know that reducing alcohol intake can have a positive impact on cardiovascular health, including improved blood pressure, heart rhythm, and cholesterol levels?
Even one month can make a meaningful difference.

Dry January is a great reminder that small lifestyle changes can lead to long-term heart health benefits. The real opportunity comes from carrying these habits forward, such as moderating alcohol intake beyond January, being more mindful of weekly consumption, or choosing alcohol-free days - helping to support sustainable improvements in heart health over time.

12/12/2025

On the lead up to the festive period we want to remind you to follow the 12 days of Christmas tips for a Healthy Heart:

🎄 Blood Pressure Checks
High blood pressure is often silent but serious. Start the season by checking your numbers and keeping them in a healthy range.

🎄 Enjoy festive food while caring for your heart: choose lean proteins, colourful vegetables, and lower-salt options. Balance is key this season!

🎄 Stay Active and Stay Warm as cold weather can place extra strain on your heart. Keep moving with gentle indoor activity.
10–15 minutes can make a big difference.

🎄 Stay hydrated for a Happy Heart as with the heating on and busy days, dehydration sneaks up fast. Your heart pumps more efficiently when you're well hydrated so sip water throughout the day!

🎄 Remember to stress Less this Christmas as stress can raise blood pressure and affect heart rhythm. Try deep breathing, a short walk, or a quiet moment to help your heart relax.

🎄 Know the Signs of a Heart Attack:
Symptoms vary, especially in women. Chest discomfort, breathlessness, nausea, arm/jaw pain. Seek urgent help if you are unsure. Awareness saves lives.

🎄 Limit Seasonal Salt & Sugar
Festive foods are often high in salt and sugar. Small swaps like fresh instead of processed, herbs instead of salt can help protect heart health.

🎄 Prioritise Sleep for a Strong Heart
Aim for 7–9 hours. Good sleep supports blood pressure, stress levels, and heart function as your body heals while you rest.

🎄 Alcohol in Moderation
Holiday celebrations often involve drinking. Protect your heart by pacing yourself, drinking water between drinks, and knowing your limits.

🎄 Take Your Medication as Prescribed
Busy schedules make it easy to forget medication. Keep your routine steady to support heart rhythm, blood pressure, and overall stability.

🎄Plan a Heart-Healthy New Year
Set simple, sustainable goals, daily walks, mindful eating, regular check-ups. Small changes create big heart benefits over time.

🎄 Your Heart Matters — Today & Every Day
A warm holiday message from us to take care of your heart, listen to your body, and seek support when needed.

Wishing everyone a healthy, peaceful Christmas season.

20/11/2025

🎉 Proud to Announce: Regent’s Park Healthcare Achieves ISO 14001 Certification

We are delighted to share that Regent’s Park Healthcare has been officially awarded the ISO 14001 Environmental Management accreditation — an internationally recognised standard demonstrating excellence in environmental responsibility and sustainable operational practice.

This achievement reflects the collective hard work, discipline, and commitment of our entire team across the organisation. From governance and facilities to clinical operations and corporate functions, everyone has contributed to building a robust and future-focused environmental management system.

ISO 14001 strengthens our commitment to:
🌱 Minimising our environmental impact
⚙️ Operating safely, responsibly, and efficiently
📈 Continuously improving our governance and sustainability practices
🤝 Supporting NHS partners with the highest standards of care and compliance

This milestone underscores our ongoing mission to deliver high-quality, sustainable cardiac services to patients and communities nationwide.

Thank you to everyone at Regent’s Park Healthcare who played a part in achieving this important accreditation — a testament to what we can accomplish together.

Proud of our people. Proud of our progress.

06/11/2025

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from Regent’s Park Healthcare!

Our Founder and CEO, Dr Anil Ohri, has been named a finalist in the HealthInvestor Power List 2025 in the Healthcare Innovators category!

This award celebrates those who think differently — taking bold steps to solve problems, transform healthcare, and improve patient outcomes.

The winner will be announced at a formal lunch in London on 8th December, and we couldn’t be prouder to see Dr Ohri recognised for his vision, dedication, and passion for innovation.

Congratulations, Dr Ohri — a true healthcare innovator!

03/11/2025

💙 Stress Awareness Week: How Stress Affects Your Heart 💙

Stress alone doesn’t cause heart or circulatory disease — but it can lead to unhealthy habits that increase your risk. When you’re stressed, you might be more likely to smoke, eat comfort food, drink too much alcohol, or skip exercise. Over time, these habits can harm your heart.

When you feel stressed, your body releases adrenaline, making your heart beat faster and your blood pressure rise. This is normal and temporary — but long-term stress and unhealthy coping habits can cause high blood pressure, increasing your risk of heart attack and stroke.

Steps you can take to manage stress in heart-healthy ways:
✅ Eat well and stay active
🧘 Practice mindfulness, meditation, or yoga
🚫 Avoid smoking and alcohol
💬 Talk to friends, family, or join a local class

This Stress Awareness Week, take a moment to care for your heart — small changes today can make a big difference tomorrow. 💙

If you want to discuss your heart health with one our specialist cardiologists, please visit our website for more information.

16/10/2025

💓 Today is Restart a Heart Day 💓

At Regent’s Park Healthcare, we’re proud to support this important national campaign - raising awareness of the life-saving power of CPR.

We spoke to Bryn Webber our Cardiac Services Director, about why learning CPR matters so much.
Bryn shared his own personal experience of having to give CPR at the roadside.

“It’s not about being a healthcare professional — it’s about being able to do something until help arrives.”

The British Heart Foundation’s free online tool, RevivR, can teach you how to perform CPR in just 15 minutes, from your phone or laptop.

So this Restart a Heart Day, we’re encouraging everyone to take a few minutes to learn (or refresh) CPR skills. You never know when you might be the person who can save a life.

14/10/2025

Happy AHP’s Day!

Today we’re celebrating our incredible Allied Health Professionals (AHP’s).

AHP’s such as our Operating Department Practitioners and Radiographers play such vital roles across our clinics every single day.

From ensuring the safe and smooth delivery of procedures in our Cath labs, to providing expert imaging that supports accurate diagnosis and treatment, your skill, dedication and teamwork are at the heart of what we do.

Thank you for the professionalism, care and compassion you bring to every patient. You make an enormous difference.