Cardiac care at Spire Southampton Hospital

Spire Southampton Hospital offers an extensive range of services for the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions to patients throughout Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, the south coast and the Channel Islands. Whether you require an investigation into chest pain, have a disturbance in your heart rhythm (an arrhythmia) or need treatment for heart disease or other heart condition, we have a heart specialist that can help.

Expert surgeons perform over 600 heart operations each year

Heart surgery, Southampton, Hampshire

You will be treated in a clean and comfortable environment, promoting the fastest possible recovery. Our specialist facilities also include our Critical Care Department, with our Intensive Care Unit and highly trained staff.

For more information about the services available for heart conditions at Spire Southampton Hospital call 023 8091 4471 or complete our enquiry form.

Heart Surgery: Our Consultant Cardiac Surgeons

Our team of expert consultant cardiothoracic surgeons perform over 600 heart operations, including bypasses and heart valve repairs and replacements, each year.

The Wessex Cardiology Rapid Access Cardiac Clinic

Wessex Cardiology, Hampshire

At Spire Southampton Hospital, Wessex Cardiology LLP offer appointments with a consultant cardiologist within 24 hours of referral in the rapid access cardiac clinic, providing high quality care in all aspects of cardiac disease and cardiovascular screening. You will be provided with a thorough clinical review, including a chest X-ray and ECG and, where required, exercise tests, echocardiograms, holter (a portable device monitoring heart activity) and blood pressure monitors are available.

The Heart Rhythm Clinic

The Heart Rhythm Clinic has a specialist interest in the treatment of patients who suffer with, or who are at risk of, cardiac arrhythmias. The Heart Rhythm Clinic is led by a team of internationally renowned cardiac electrophysiologists and are experts in palpitations, abnormal heart rhythm, syncope, collapse and dizziness, prevention of sudden cardiac death, performance of catheter ablation, use of pacemakers, defibrillators and other implanted devices to improve heart function (for example in patients with heart failure).