We are the only service that offers a consolidated, mobile, specialist-led team. While most screenings are done by generalists, our process is led by our Chief Medical Officer Dr Ross Roberts-Thomson, the Head of Cardiology at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and supported by cardiac specialists. We bring the entire team—Nurse, GP, Sonographer, and Cardiologist—to you.
How long does the screening take?
A comprehensive assessment that would typically take weeks to organise is completed in 1 to 1.5 hours. You see every practitioner you need in a single, sequential visit.
How much does it cost?
We’re committed to making expert cardiac care affordable and transparent. Costs vary depending on your referral pathway and your organisation’s arrangement with CardioScreen, so we confirm your exact out-of-pocket amount with you before your appointment is booked.
Do I need to go elsewhere for blood tests?
No. We use Point-of-Care testing, which means your blood samples are collected and analysed on-site during your appointment. If with consultation additional testing is deemed appropriate blood work can be sent off for further tests without the need for a separate pathology visit. Test results will then be provided to the patient follow-up as appropriate.
Where do the screenings take place?
We come to you! We set up our mobile clinics at workplaces, schools, and business sites to make the process as convenient as possible for you and your colleagues.
Who is leading the clinical team?
Our clinical lead and Chief Medical Officer is Dr Ross Roberts-Thomson PhD, the Head of Cardiology at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Every aspect of our screening protocol is designed and overseen by experts at the forefront of cardiovascular research.
