Palpitations / Arrhythmia Membership
In-depth monitoring of your heart rhythm to pick up episodes and silent changes to help prevent complications.
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In-depth monitoring of your heart rhythm to pick up episodes and silent changes to help prevent complications.
SubscribeDirect access to expert cardiologists and comprehensive palpitations/arrhythmia checks for £153 p/m.
If you have palpitations caused by an arrhythmia, it’s natural that you may be feeling anxious about your heart health.
Our palpitations/arrhythmia membership is designed to reduce the worry about what’s happening inside your body. Extensive monitoring gives us an accurate picture of your heart’s rhythm, picking up silent changes and episodes that might not be captured with standard monitoring, so your treatment can be optimised if needed, giving you reassurance to move from ‘Am I okay?’ to ‘I know I’m okay.’
Peace of mind for your heart, clarity for your future.
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If you have an arrhythmia then this membership could make a real difference to your quality of life.
Research shows that patients who maintain a regular check-up schedule have more stable heart rhythms and a higher quality of life than those who wait for symptoms to appear. We can monitor changes to your condition and heart health early and address before it becomes more serious.
The most common arrhythmias are:
Atrial fibrillation: This is where the heart beats irregularly and is associated with an increased risk of stroke.
Atrial flutter: This is a fast heart rhythm where the atria contract much faster than the ventricles. (typically 300bpm in the atria).
Supra-ventricular tachycardia (SVT): This is characterised by a very fast, regular heart rhythm that results from an extra electrical circuit connecting the collecting chambers of the heart down to the pumping chambers.
Ectopic beats: Heart beats that are initiated at a different location of the heart as opposed to originating from the pacemaker of the heart (sinoatrial node). A large number of ectopics can cause symptoms and may be indicative of a problem with the underlying structure of the heart.
Heart blocks: These can result in slow heart rate and slowed conduction of electricity from the atria to the ventricles. If the heart beat is sufficiently slow it may result in dizziness or loss of consciousness. Significant heart blocks may therefore necessitate the need for a pacemaker.
(£1,835 single payment annually)
Includes annual check-up and tests covering:
PLUS:
Our Palpitations/Arrhythmia Membership package includes the following:
Annual consultation with your named consultant in person or online – it’s your choice
Echocardiogram (echo) – monitors cardiac function including and the severity of valvular disease.
Ambulatory ECG test - This monitors your heart rhythm for up to 7 days and assesses the severity of any underlying arrhythmia.
Relevant blood tests – These typically include checks on kidney and thyroid function.
Choose the right plan for your condition with annual and monthly payment options
This includes all the information you need to manage your plan and how to access our partner offers around lifestyle, fitness and nutrition
Our membership coordinator will contact you to schedule your consultation and diagnostics
Each heart beat is generated by the passage of electrical current from the top collecting chambers of the heart (atria) down to the main pumping chambers (ventricles).
An arrhythmia is an abnormal heart rhythm due to disturbances in the electrical conduction of these heart beats. Arrhythmias can cause symptoms such as palpitations (a thudding or fluttering sensation in the chest) as well as breathlessness and dizziness. These abnormal heart rhythms result from a problem in the conduction system of the heart where the heart beats either too fast, too slowly or irregularly.
Through the NHS and standard clinics, patients experiencing arrhythmias are often offered a single ECG test and discharged if the reading appears normal. If your symptoms persist, you could face a long wait for a Holter monitor, only to be discharged and dismissed again if that specific test doesn’t capture an irregular event.
Our membership takes a proactive, comprehensive approach. Because we know that palpitations can have many different root causes, we look at the complete picture to ensure nothing is missed. Alongside advanced ambulatory ECG monitoring (Holter), we include:
Echocardiogram (Echo) imaging: To accurately monitor your cardiac function and ensure there isn’t an underlying structural abnormality causing the issue.
Comprehensive blood tests: To rule out any other factors – such as raised blood sugar or thyroid issues – that could be the hidden trigger for your symptoms.
Ultimately, our Papitations/Arrhythmias Membership provides a much more thorough, rounded assessment. By investigating all potential angles at once, we ensure nothing is missed, allowing us to replace anxiety about your condition with facts, clarity, and peace of mind for real quality-of-life value.
Our admin team is here to help in any way we can. We are happy to send a copy of your test results to your NHS GP or regular doctor for you.
Tests are carried out at your nearest One Heart Clinic location. View our clinic locations here.
If you need anything outside of your subscription your consultant will discuss this with you in advance. Any tests done at One Heart clinic will be provided at OHC self pay prices, less 10%.
If your results suggest changes that are concerning, your cardiologist will discuss them with you in a clear and straight-forward manner, and tailor your treatment accordingly.
You have a 14-day period to cancel should you change your mind. After this time if you cancel your subscription, you will be liable to cover the costs of any services you have used, which will be charged as One Heart Clinic self-pay prices less 15%.
Once you have signed up a member of our team will call you to arrange the relevant tests and appointments. You will be able to contact us at any time by phone and email.
If you are an existing patient of One Heart Clinic this will be your current consultant, for new patients we would sign you up with the best specialist for your condition. You can take a look at our roster of highly experienced consultants here.