Comprehensive Heart Care

Your Heart. One Trusted Specialist. Every Stage of Care.

Whether you're looking to prevent heart disease, investigate new symptoms, manage an existing condition, or require advanced cardiac procedures, you'll receive personalised, evidence-based care tailored to your needs. From prevention to intervention, every decision is made with your long-term heart health in mind.

Prevention First Early Diagnosis Advanced Cardiac Procedures Long-Term Heart Care

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What We Offer

Six Areas of Expertise

Explore six specialised areas covering prevention, diagnosis, advanced cardiac procedures, rhythm management, and long-term heart care — all delivered under one trusted cardiologist.

01Preventive Heart Care

Cardiac Consultation

A thorough first conversation — your history, risk factors and a clear plan, not a rushed prescription.

Who should consider it?
New symptomsFamily historyGeneral check-upSecond opinion
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Dr. Singla reviews existing reports and orders only the tests genuinely relevant to your risk before deciding on next steps.

Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

A structured evaluation across all 9 risk pillars — the earliest, most complete picture of your heart health.

Who should consider it?
No symptoms, just peace of mindFamily historyHigh cholesterol or BPDiabetes
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Combines your history, labs and lifestyle into one risk picture that shapes your entire prevention plan.

Lifestyle & Prevention Counselling

Practical, realistic guidance on diet, activity, sleep and stress — the everyday habits that protect your heart.

Who should consider it?
Newly diagnosed risk factorsWanting to avoid medicationPost-recovery lifestyle change
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Built around your actual routine and food habits, not a generic printed diet sheet.

02Heart Diagnostics

ECG monitor displaying cardiac waveform readings

ECG

A quick, painless recording of your heart's electrical activity.

Who should consider it?
Chest discomfortPalpitationsHigh blood pressureAnnual screening
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Often the first test to reveal rhythm disturbances or a past silent heart attack, in minutes.

Echocardiography (2D Echo)

An ultrasound of the heart in motion — showing how well it pumps and how the valves function.

Who should consider it?
BreathlessnessSuspected valve issuePost-cardiac-event follow-upMurmur detected
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Non-invasive and painless, often done in the same visit as your consultation.

Treadmill Stress Test (TMT)

A monitored treadmill test reveals how your heart performs under exertion, not just at rest.

Who should consider it?
Chest pain on exertionUnexplained breathlessnessPre-exercise screening
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Often uncovers blockages that a resting ECG alone would miss entirely.

Lab Services

On-site blood work — lipid profiles, HbA1c, cardiac markers and more.

Who should consider it?
Routine monitoringPre-consultation workupMedication follow-up
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Feeds directly into the same risk picture Dr. Singla is building for you, without a separate trip across town.

03Advanced Cardiac Imaging

CT Coronary Angiography

A detailed, non-invasive scan of the coronary arteries.

Who should consider it?
Intermediate risk, unclear symptomsFamily history, inconclusive testsPre-procedure planning
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Used when a deeper look at blockage risk is warranted, without the recovery time of a catheter-based procedure.

04Interventional Cardiology

Coronary Angiography

A catheter-based test that directly visualizes blockages in your coronary arteries.

Who should consider it?
High risk on non-invasive testsOngoing chest painEmergency evaluation
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The definitive test before deciding whether angioplasty or stenting is actually needed.

Angioplasty (PTCA)

A minimally invasive procedure to open a blocked artery using a small balloon.

Who should consider it?
Confirmed significant blockageSymptoms despite medicationHeart attack management
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Performed personally by Dr. Singla, only when your risk profile genuinely calls for it — never as a default.

Coronary Stenting

A small mesh tube placed to keep a treated artery open after angioplasty.

Who should consider it?
Following angioplastyRecurrent blockage risk
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Modern stents are designed to minimize the chance of the artery narrowing again.

05Heart Rhythm Care

Arrhythmia Management

Diagnosis and treatment of irregular heartbeats — too fast, too slow, or uneven.

Who should consider it?
PalpitationsFainting or dizzinessKnown irregular heartbeat
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Ranges from monitoring and medication to procedures, based on exactly what your heart is doing.

Pacemaker Implantation

A small device implanted to keep your heart beating at a safe, steady rate.

Who should consider it?
Slow heart rateFainting linked to rhythmCertain heart block conditions
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A well-established, low-risk procedure that restores a normal, confident daily rhythm.

06Long-Term Heart Care

Heart Failure Management

Ongoing care for a heart that isn't pumping as efficiently as it should.

Who should consider it?
Breathlessness on exertionSwelling in legs or anklesNew fatigue
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Combines medication, lifestyle change and regular monitoring to keep symptoms controlled long-term.

Hypertension Management

Structured, ongoing control of high blood pressure — a condition with almost no symptoms and outsized risk.

Who should consider it?
Diagnosed high BPBorderline home readingsFamily history
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Includes home monitoring, so treatment is based on real trends, not one reading in a chair.

Cholesterol Management

Ongoing management of LDL and other lipid markers that quietly build arterial blockages.

Who should consider it?
High LDL on routine labsFamily history of early heart diseaseOn existing statin therapy
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Includes advanced markers like Lp(a) where relevant, not just a standard lipid panel.

Preventive Follow-up Care

Regular reviews that keep your prevention plan honest, year after year.

Who should consider it?
Active prevention planPost-procedure patientsOngoing risk management
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Includes WhatsApp check-ins between visits, not just an annual appointment.

What To Expect

Your Care Journey

A clear, guided path — so you always know what happens next.

01

Consultation

A real conversation about your history and concerns.

02

Risk Assessment

Understanding exactly where you stand today.

03

Heart Tests

Only the investigations genuinely relevant to you.

04

Personalised Plan

Built around your life, not a generic template.

05

Long-Term Follow-up

Ongoing care that keeps the plan honest, year after year.

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Across Haryana & Punjab
Prevention-First
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Treatment

Prevention

Why Prevention Matters

Most serious heart conditions develop silently over many years. Early screening, lifestyle changes, and timely treatment can significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular complications.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which heart test do I actually need?

That depends entirely on your risk profile and symptoms — which is exactly why every plan starts with a consultation, not a pre-booked test. Dr. Singla decides what's genuinely relevant after understanding your history.

What's the difference between ECG, Echo, TMT, and CT Angiography?

An ECG reads your heart's electrical rhythm in minutes. An Echo is an ultrasound showing how well your heart pumps. A TMT (treadmill test) shows how your heart performs under exertion. A CT Coronary Angiography is a detailed scan of the arteries themselves. Which one — or combination — you need depends on your specific situation.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required. You can book a consultation directly, whether you have symptoms, a family history, or simply want a baseline risk assessment.

Should I consult even if I don't have symptoms?

Yes — in fact, that's often the best time. Most serious heart conditions develop silently for years before any symptom appears, which is the entire premise of preventive cardiology.

When is angioplasty necessary?

Only when a confirmed blockage is significant enough that lifestyle change and medication alone aren't sufficient. It's never a default recommendation — Dr. Singla explains exactly why, based on your specific angiography results.

Let's Find The Right Path For Your Heart

You don't need to know the right test. You only need the right cardiologist.

Every patient starts with a consultation — not a procedure. Dr. Randeep recommends only the investigations and treatments that are genuinely necessary, ensuring personalised, ethical, and evidence-based care.

No Unnecessary Tests
Prevention-First Care
Personalised Treatment Plans
One Doctor Throughout

"Your journey to better heart health starts with a conversation."

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