Transcatheter Aortic Valve Insertion (TAVI) at Spire St Anthony's Hospital

Spire St Anthony’s is a large private hospital providing a range of treatments and services to patients in Sutton and the surrounding Surrey and south London area.

We offer all the facilities you’d expect from a private hospital. This includes high dependency and intensive treatment units allowing us to treat more complex conditions.

The TAVI procedure is carried out in our hybrid theatre which is equipped with advanced medical imaging that can be used to perform minimally-invasive surgery.

A cardiologist, cardiac surgeon and anaesthetist will take care of you during your operation. They're supported by nurses, intensive care nurses and physiotherapists who'll monitor your progress closely until you return home.

Complete the enquiry form to book your first consultation at Spire St Anthony's Hospital or call 020 8337 6691.

We serve the South-West London area, including Epsom and Croydon.

The guide price for a TAVI procedure is from £50,000.

We perform aortic valve replacement surgery in our high-quality facilities. We offer some of the latest surgical techniques which may be beneficial to some patients. These include:

• Transcatheter Aortic Valve Insertion (TAVI) - a less invasive alternative to open heart surgery where the heart valve is replaced with an artificial valve
• Heart valve replacement is also performed using open heart surgery

Getting here

Spire St Anthony's is close to Sutton and Epsom. Trains to Sutton and Cheam run from Victoria and London Bridge. Trains to Worcester Park Station run from Waterloo and Epsom. We have free on-site parking for you and your visitors.

Your consultations and diagnostic tests

Before your treatment, you’ll meet your consultant in one of our 19 consultation rooms. All our rooms are accessible, so there’s no need to worry if walking is difficult for you. They’ll ask about your health, symptoms and answer any questions you may have.

You'll need to have several diagnostic tests before surgery to ensure that TAVI is the right procedure for you. These tests include:

• A CT scan of your heart and your arteries
• An angiogram (also known as a cardiac catheterisation) to make sure your coronary arteries are clear and they are not the cause of your symptoms

Both your initial consultation and tests at this stage are charged separately to the cost of any treatment needed.

If you decide to go ahead with treatment, your consultant will advise you about:

• What your personalised treatment and care plan will involve
• Anaesthetic options
• Potential risks and complications and how they apply to you
• Things you can do to help prepare for surgery and to help your recovery