Preventive Cardiology Check-ups & Cardiac Risk Assessment

Preventive Cardiology

In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, heart disease is no longer confined to the elderly, it is increasingly affecting younger populations due to stress, poor diet, lack of exercise, and undetected risk factors. At Royal Care Super Speciality Hospital, our Preventive Cardiology department is dedicated to preventing heart disease before it starts, with comprehensive Master Health Check-up programs at the core of this mission.

We believe early detection is the best protection. Our Master Health Check-ups are designed to provide a complete cardiovascular risk profile through a combination of advanced diagnostics, non-invasive imaging, and expert medical evaluation. These packages go beyond basic screening. They include tailored assessments for blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, and silent heart disease markers that may otherwise go unnoticed.

Whether you are an asymptomatic individual seeking peace of mind or someone with a family history of heart disease, our Master Health Check-up helps uncover hidden risks, offering a roadmap to prevent future complications. Every test result is reviewed by experienced cardiologists who work with nutritionists and lifestyle coaches to provide personalized, actionable guidance.

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Medical Procedures

Complete Blood Panel

Our extensive blood workup includes:

Complete Blood Count (CBC) – Evaluates overall health and detects a variety of disorders such as anemia or infection.
Blood Sugar (Fasting & Postprandial) – Identifies abnormal glucose levels that may indicate pre-diabetes or diabetes.
HbA1c – Provides an average blood sugar level over the past 2-3 months.
Kidney and Liver Function Tests – Detect early signs of organ stress or dysfunction, which may impact cardiovascular health.

Lipid Profile

This crucial test measures:

Total Cholesterol
LDL (“bad”) Cholesterol
HDL (“good”) Cholesterol
Triglycerides

Abnormalities in these markers are strong indicators of cardiovascular disease risk and are essential for prevention planning.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

A quick and painless test to assess the heart’s electrical activity and rhythm. It helps identify irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias), past heart attacks, and other underlying cardiac issues.

Treadmill Test (TMT)

Also known as a stress test, TMT evaluates how your heart performs under physical exertion. It is useful for detecting:

Exercise-induced arrhythmias
Silent ischemia (reduced blood flow)
Cardiac fitness levels

2D Echocardiogram

An ultrasound-based imaging test that provides a live view of your heart’s:

Wall motion
Chamber size and shape
Valve function
Overall cardiac output

It’s vital in assessing the structural and functional aspects of your heart.

Carotid Doppler Study

A non-invasive ultrasound to examine blood flow in the carotid arteries of the neck. It detects:

Plaque buildup
Arterial narrowing (stenosis)
These are early warning signs for stroke and atherosclerosis.

Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC) Scoring

Using a low-dose CT scan, this test measures calcium deposits in the coronary arteries, a proven predictor of future heart attacks. CAC scoring helps personalize preventive strategies even before symptoms arise.

Body Composition & BMI Analysis

Goes beyond simple weight measurements to evaluate:

Fat percentage
Muscle mass
Visceral fat distribution
Body Mass Index (BMI)

This data helps correlate metabolic risk factors and tailor health interventions accordingly.

Consultation with Preventive Cardiologist

Your check-up concludes with a detailed consultation where our specialist will:

Review and explain your test results
Stratify your cardiovascular risk
Provide individualized recommendations for further testing or lifestyle modifications

Diet & Lifestyle Counselling Session

An integrated session focused on:

Personalized nutrition plans
Safe and sustainable exercise routines
Stress management
Long-term behavior change to reduce cardiac risk

Medical Conditions

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Known as the “silent killer,” high blood pressure often presents no symptoms but significantly increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney problems.

Dyslipidemia (High Cholesterol & Triglycerides)

Abnormal levels of blood lipids contribute to plaque formation in arteries. Early detection helps prevent coronary artery disease and related complications.

Pre-Diabetes & Diabetes

Identifying elevated blood sugar early allows for timely lifestyle and medical interventions to prevent or delay the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.

Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome

These interconnected conditions elevate the risk for cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers. Our check-up includes tools to assess body composition and metabolic markers.

Family History of Heart Disease

If you have a first-degree relative with heart disease, your risk increases significantly. Our program offers genetic risk evaluation and preventive guidance.

Coronary Artery Disease (Early-Stage)

Through advanced imaging and risk scoring like CAC, we can detect early signs of plaque buildup in the arteries — before symptoms manifest — and take proactive steps to reverse or manage it.

Stress-Induced Risk Factors

Chronic stress affects blood pressure, heart rate variability, and lifestyle habits. We identify physiological markers of stress and provide integrative counseling to mitigate its impact on heart health.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. At what age should I begin heart check-ups?

If you have no known risks, start annual heart check-ups by age 30. If there’s a family history, obesity, stress, or diabetes, begin as early as 25.

2. Will the check-up detect if I have blockage in my heart?

Tests like TMT, 2D Echo, and CAC scoring help detect signs of restricted blood flow or calcification, which could indicate early or hidden coronary artery disease.

3. I’m not overweight and feel fine. Do I still need a check-up?

Yes. Heart disease can affect people with no outward symptoms. Master health check-ups help detect silent risk factors before they lead to serious complications.

4. How often should I undergo a Master Health Check-up?

Once a year is recommended for most individuals. If you’re in a high-risk group, your cardiologist may advise more frequent reviews.

5. Will I receive guidance after the check-up?

Absolutely. You’ll receive a personalized report, one-on-one consultation with a cardiologist, and a lifestyle counselling session to help you implement the findings.

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Why Choose Royal Care for Preventive Cardiology

Medical Procedures

Medical Conditions

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Dyslipidemia (High Cholesterol & Triglycerides)

Pre-Diabetes & Diabetes

Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome

Family History of Heart Disease

Coronary Artery Disease (Early-Stage)

Stress-Induced Risk Factors

Our Preventive Cardiology Specialist

Talk to Our Heart Care Specialist

Frequently Asked Questions

1. At what age should I begin heart check-ups?

2. Will the check-up detect if I have blockage in my heart?

3. I’m not overweight and feel fine. Do I still need a check-up?

4. How often should I undergo a Master Health Check-up?

5. Will I receive guidance after the check-up?