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Cardiology, redefined.
Most heart diseases fall into three large groups: the narrowing of the coronary arteries by deposits (= CAD = coronary artery disease), heart-valve diseases and cardiac arrhythmias. CAD is by far the most common of these — and at the same time the most frequent cause of death in Germany. Cardiac diagnostics today means more than ECG and ultrasound: echocardiography and ECG with state-of-the-art equipment – and, when needed, cardiac CT and cardiac MRI. All in one place, in a single visit, evaluated by experienced specialists.
Important: Sudden, severe chest pain – especially with shortness of breath, cold sweat or pain radiating into the arm, neck or upper abdomen – can be a heart attack. Please call the emergency services on 112 immediately.
Cardiology redefined means: ECG and echocardiography as the basis – and, when needed, cardiac CT and cardiac MRI as the logical extension. Cardiology and radiology work hand in hand – for your heart health all four together form one diagnostic unit; examination and findings come together in one place and in one visit.
Ultrasound of the beating heart – with the latest equipment, pumping function, valves and blood flow are made visible in high image quality.
The heart's electrical activity – captured digitally in diagnostic quality and evaluated by a specialist, at rest and under stress.
When needed, the coronary arteries shown in fine resolution – modern CT technology (dual-source technology) reveals narrowings long before they become noticeable.
When needed, heart muscle and perfusion assessed without radiation – on request at rest and under stress, for a complete picture of pump function.
A normal ECG is not an all-clear. It is where the diagnostics begin.
Online or by phone – you receive an appointment that suits your concern promptly.
Echocardiography and ECG, and if needed cardiac CT or cardiac MRI – in a calm atmosphere, performed by experienced specialists from cardiology and radiology.
Your results are explained in an understandable way – including a clear recommendation for the next steps.
We care for your heart health with empathy and at the highest technical level – especially with complaints such as chest pressure, a drop in performance or sudden shortness of breath, particularly when it occurs without an infection. And always with an eye on your personal risk profile – such as high blood pressure, elevated blood lipids, diabetes, heart disease in the family or smoking.
Echocardiography and ECG together with cardiac CT and cardiac MRI form one unit in modern cardiac diagnostics. Separating them into distinct specialties is counterproductive for your heart health – they are an integral part of sound cardiac diagnostics and come together here under one roof.
Short appointment times and prompt reporting – so that questions are quickly followed by answers.
You speak with the specialist who prepares your findings – not with an anonymous office.
Specialised in echocardiography, ECG diagnostics and cardiological assessment – in close cooperation with radiology.
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Every year in Germany around 200,000 people die from the consequences of coronary heart disease (CAD)¹ – most of them were under medical care. ECG and ultrasound often detect the condition only at an advanced stage – which is precisely what needs to be prevented, because early changes remain hidden from them. How widespread this silent atherosclerosis is was shown by the large REACT study in 2026: in around 57 % of symptom-free adults, vascular deposits were already found – and conventional risk calculators captured only part of them.⁸ Simply repeating the examination changes nothing – it only delays the diagnosis and lets the risk keep growing from appointment to appointment. They become visible early enough through direct imaging: CT coronary angiography (cardiac CT) has been recognised as a statutory health-insurance benefit since 2024² and is recommended as a first-line examination for suspected coronary heart disease in the German national guideline as well as the European guideline.³ ⁴ Studies show that a CT-based work-up makes disease visible earlier, is associated with fewer heart attacks over time⁵ and leads to fewer procedure-related complications than the direct route via cardiac catheterisation.⁶ Whether a cardiac CT makes sense in your case is something we clarify together based on your individual risk profile.