Three consultants.
One decision.

Supported by a wider heart team.

A consultant cardiac radiologist, an interventional cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon who already work together — assessing your heart, reading your imaging, and agreeing the plan in the same room. At 101 Harley Street, London W1G 6AH.

A private London cardiology consulting room.

What WellHeart is

Most private heart care is a relay: you see one specialist, get sent for a scan somewhere else, wait for a report, then see someone else about what it means. WellHeart compresses that into one team.

Your imaging is read by the consultant radiologist. If it points to a coronary problem, the interventional cardiologist is already across it. If it points to the valve or the vessel, so is the surgeon. The three of them agree what you need — and, importantly, whether you need anything at all — before anyone recommends a procedure.

When a procedure is needed, it is carried out at the treating hospital by the appropriate consultant. What WellHeart provides is the assessment, the imaging, and the decision — whatever your heart needs, it is handled within this group.

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Complete heart care

Whatever your heart needs, it is handled within this group — you are not sent elsewhere for the rest of your care. The three consultants are supported by a wider team of affiliated specialists working under practising privileges.

  • Cardiology
  • Interventional cardiology
  • Cardiac imaging
  • Cardiac surgery
  • Electrophysiology
  • Lipid and vascular medicine

Any procedure is carried out at the treating hospital by the appropriate consultant. WellHeart is registered for assessment, diagnostics and the treatment of disease — not for surgery on the premises.

Why it's different

The doctors own this clinic and decide together

WellHeart is owned and run by the three consultants who see you. They are not referring you into a group that pays them per case; they are co-owners with a shared interest in getting your decision right. Their financial interests, and any device or research relationships, are disclosed to you in writing before you decide anything.

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Consultants come to these three to learn

Mr Bahrami is a recognised trainer in minimally invasive and endoscopic mitral surgery for Edwards Lifesciences and for BISMICS (the British and Irish Society for Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery), and runs regular courses in Geneva for consultants in minimally invasive aortic valve surgery. Professor Mirsadraee directs the Edinburgh cardiac CT course.

The consultants

The same three people assess you, read your imaging and agree your plan together — and follow you up afterwards.

Dr Mohssen Chabok

Dr Mohssen Chabok

Consultant Interventional Cardiologist

Dr Chabok is a consultant interventional cardiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals and The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He specialises in the investigation and treatment of coronary artery disease, including angiography and angioplasty with stenting, alongside management of angina, hypertension, palpitations and arrhythmias.

Mr Toufan Bahrami

Mr Toufan Bahrami

Consultant Cardiac Surgeon

Mr Bahrami is a consultant cardiac surgeon at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals, specialising in minimally invasive and endoscopic mitral, aortic and coronary surgery. He trained in Paris and is a recognised trainer in minimally invasive cardiac surgery.

Professor Saeed Mirsadraee

Professor Saeed Mirsadraee

Consultant Cardiothoracic Radiologist

Professor Mirsadraee is a consultant cardiothoracic radiologist at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals and Professor of Practice in Cardiovascular Imaging at the National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London (since 2016). His clinical focus is advanced cardiovascular CT — imaging of the aorta, coronary arteries and cardiac valves, and imaging to plan transcatheter valve implantation and minimal-access cardiac surgery.

The wider team

The three consultants are supported by affiliated specialists who work with the clinic under practising privileges — so the whole of your heart care stays within one group.

Echocardiography

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Lipid medicine

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Vascular medicine

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Additional cardiac imaging

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Electrophysiology

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General practice

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How it works

01

Consultation

A full assessment of your history, symptoms and cardiovascular risk with your consultant.

02

Imaging and testing

ECG, echocardiography, heart-rhythm monitoring and ultrasound are done in-house at the clinic, performed by qualified sonographers and radiographers. Where cross-sectional imaging is needed, CT and MRI are arranged at partner hospitals and reported here by the consultant radiologist, Professor Mirsadraee.

03

Heart Team review

Your case is discussed by the three consultants together. You are told what the evidence shows, what the options are, and whether intervention is actually needed.

04

Treatment, if needed

Any procedure is carried out at the treating hospital by the appropriate consultant, then followed up back at the clinic.

Insights

Short, plain-language pieces on the specific things our consultants do. For the basics of a heart condition, we link you to the NHS; here we cover the decisions that actually differ from clinic to clinic.

Minimally invasive & endoscopic mitral and aortic surgery

How repairing or replacing a valve through small incisions — rather than opening the chest — changes recovery, and when it is the right choice. [Harpoon beating-heart mitral repair — claim pending Mr Bahrami sign-off.]

Advanced cardiac CT — and what it can actually show

What a modern cardiac CT reveals about the coronary arteries, the aorta and the valves, and how it is used to plan treatment — with Professor Mirsadraee.

Looking for the basics of a heart condition? The NHS explains them clearly at nhs.uk. This section is about the choices these consultants make. nhs.uk

For referring doctors

WellHeart takes GP and consultant referrals for cardiovascular assessment, advanced cardiac CT, and Heart Team review of complex valve, aortic and coronary cases. Reports go back to you.

Advanced cardiac CT, reported by Professor Mirsadraee, covers coronary CT angiography with calcium scoring, aortic and structural assessment, and CT planning for transcatheter valve implantation (TAVI) and minimal-access surgery. CT and MRI are acquired at partner hospitals and reported at the clinic; ECG, echocardiography, monitoring and ultrasound are performed in-house.

To discuss a referral, please contact the clinic.

Access

Three routes, kept separate.

Self-pay

Book directly. The consultation fee is shown below.

Insurer-recognised

If you have private medical insurance, check your cover with us when you enquire.

GP or consultant referral

See “For referring doctors” above.

Consultation fees

Initial consultation
£500
Follow-up
£500

Insurers

We are recognised by all major UK private medical insurers. Please check your cover with us when you enquire.

International patients

Coming soon

We look after patients travelling to London for their heart care.

Interpreting

Arabic-speaking support through your assessment and decision.

Where to stay

Help arranging a hotel close to Harley Street.

Getting here

Assistance with airport transfers and local travel.

A concierge service for international patients is being introduced. Tell us your language and travel plans when you enquire.

Contact

WellHeart London

101 Harley Street, London W1G 6AH

07526 795594