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Advara HeartCare - Cardiologist Bundaberg West

Advara HeartCare is the sole cardiac service in Bundaberg, providing care for both public and private patients with cardiovascular disease.
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Address
Cardiac Investigations Unit,
Bundaberg Base Hospital,
Bourbong Street, Bundaberg West
QLD 4670
Phone

(07) 4199 7300

Fax:

(07) 4199 7010

Opening Hours
Mon-Fri
8am - 5pm weekdays
Telephone hours are 8.30am – 5.00pm (Monday to Friday).

About Advara HeartCare - Cardiologist Bundaberg West Cardiology

About Us

Advara HeartCare is the sole cardiac service in Bundaberg, providing care for both public and private patients with cardiovascular disease. Our public clinic is located at the Bundaberg Base Hospital. Our team provides a comprehensive cardiology service across all cardiac sub-specialties.   

Services available

  • ECG
  • 24 Hour Blood Pressure Monitoring
  • 24 Hour Holter Monitoring
  • Echocardiogram
  • Treadmill Stress Echocardiogram
  • Exercise Stress ECG tests
  • Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
  • Cardioversion
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Getting to Advara HeartCare at Bundaberg Base Hospital

Free parking is available within the hospital vicinity. Please allow time for parking prior to your appointment.

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Our Heart Doctors in Bundaberg West

What We Offer

Cardiac Services Available

A full spectrum of heart diagnostics, testing, and specialist care, all under one roof.
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Blood Pressure Monitoring

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring provides your doctor with detailed information about what’s happening with your blood pressure.
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Dobutamine Stress Echo

A dobutamine stress echocardiogram evaluates heart muscle function and blood flow using medication to safely simulate the effects of exercise.
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ECG

An electrocardiogram test (ECG) or resting ECG is a simple test that records the heart’s electrical activity. Enquire about getting an electrocardiogram test today from Advara HeartCare
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Echocardiogram

A non-invasive heart ultrasound to evaluate overall cardiac structure and function.
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Holter Monitoring

A Holter monitor is a small wearable diagnostic device that records your heart activity over an extended period of time while you go about your daily activities.
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Stress ECG

An exercise stress ECG (electrocardiogram) is a diagnostic test that records the electrical activities of your heart while you are exercising. It is often called an exercise stress test.
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Consultations

Comprehensive cardiology consultations provided by expert cardiologists for your heart health.
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Our Expertise

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our services, appointments, and billing.

Do I need a GP referral to make an appointment?
Yes. To make an appointment for a test, you will require a referral from your GP or specialist.
If you are experiencing symptoms or concerned about your heart health, you will need to first make an appointment to visit your GP. Your GP will assess your symptoms and recommend the appropriate tests. If your GP refers you for a cardiac test, you can phone your nearest Advara HeartCare centre to make an appointment. The team may request that you provide a copy of your referral in advance, or that you simply bring it on the day. Note: if you are experiencing chest pain, feeling unwell or have any other symptoms that are concerning you, please call 000.
To have a heart test at Advara HeartCare, you will need a referral from your doctor or specialist. Depending on the type of test you have been referred for, there may be minimal preparation, or no preparation required at all.
The appointment length depends on the type of cardiac test you have been referred for. Some tests can be completed relatively quickly, while others may take longer or involve monitoring over several hours or days. Your Advara HeartCare centre can advise how much time to allow when your appointment is booked.
Your test results are reviewed and reported by the appropriate cardiac specialist. The report is generally sent to the doctor or specialist who referred you, who can then discuss the findings and any recommended next steps with you. The timing may vary depending on the type of test performed.
Advara HeartCare provides specialist cardiology care supported by cardiologists working across general cardiology, cardiac imaging, heart rhythm care, coronary disease and other areas of cardiovascular medicine. Patients can access consultations, cardiac testing, monitoring and procedures according to their referral and clinical needs, with care supported by communication between referring doctors, cardiologists, diagnostic teams and procedural services where clinically appropriate.
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