12 lead ECG
An electrocardiogram is a simple test which looks at the electrical conduction of the heart from twelve different vectors.
Why this test may be recommended
Symptoms it can help explain
- Shortness of breath
- Palpitations
- Dizziness
- Fatigue
Dr Roy Jogiya · GMC 6105400
If your heart has been worrying you, the sensible next step is to have it assessed properly. Dr Roy Jogiya holds private clinics in Kingston upon Thames and London and sees patients from across Richmond, Surrey and South West London, for heart rhythm disorders, heart health and prevention, and general cardiology. He also provides specialist second opinions for patients anywhere in the UK.
A first appointment is 30 minutes, and fees are set by the clinic you choose. No referral needed to be seen privately.

Dr Jogiya holds NHS consultant posts at Kingston Hospital and Guy's and St Thomas', is Clinical Director at the Health Innovation Network and Chief Medical Advisor at Heart Research UK. The same consultant sees you privately.
Thirty minutes with a consultant cardiologist, face to face at his private clinics, or by video from anywhere in the UK.
Fees and bookingHeart conditions explained in plain English, from atrial fibrillation to heart failure, by the consultant who treats them.
Find your conditionCardiac investigations arranged across specialist centres in Kingston and London, from an ECG to a cardiac MRI.
See the tests he arrangesHow it works
Send one request through the form and it reaches the right booking desk, asking for Dr Jogiya by name. You can ring the clinic yourself instead if you prefer. No GP referral is needed to be seen privately.
Thirty minutes for a first appointment, with a full history, an examination, and the investigations needed to answer the question.
Tests are arranged at an appropriate specialist centre, then explained to you properly, with a plan and regular follow up.
Not sure which test you need?
Start with the symptom or the condition and see what Dr Jogiya would usually arrange.
Diagnostic tests
Arranged across specialist centres in Kingston and London. Which ones are appropriate depends on your symptoms and your history.
An electrocardiogram is a simple test which looks at the electrical conduction of the heart from twelve different vectors.
Why this test may be recommended
An echo is a specialised ultrasound scan to look at the structure and function of the heart including the valves and chambers.
Why this test may be recommended
An ECG monitor, or Holter monitor, looks at the heart's electrical conduction over a longer duration, from 24 hours to 14 days.
Why this test may be recommended
Meet Dr Jogiya
Tiffin School, then Imperial College London, graduating with honours in 2005 with degrees in cardiovascular science and medicine. Training at the Royal Brompton, St George's, Imperial and Guy's and St Thomas'. A British Heart Foundation fellowship funded his PhD in cardiac MRI at King's College London.

What he treats
Heart rhythm is Dr Jogiya's specialist interest, alongside prevention and general cardiology. Each area leads to the conditions and symptoms that sit underneath it.
Palpitations, a racing or irregular heartbeat, atrial fibrillation and the heart's electrical conduction. This is Dr Jogiya's specialist interest.
Cardiovascular risk assessment for people who have no diagnosis but want to know where they stand, covering cholesterol, blood pressure and a family history of heart disease.
Chest pain on exertion, angina and narrowing of the coronary arteries, from a first assessment through to the investigations that follow where they are needed.
Breathlessness, swollen ankles and how well the heart muscle is actually pumping, including heart failure and cardiomyopathy.
Fainting, light-headedness and blackouts, and the rhythm and blood pressure causes that sit behind them.
A specialist review of a previous cardiology opinion, the investigations behind it and a proposed treatment plan, by video or in person.
Blood pressure that runs too high or too low, how it is measured properly and what it does to the heart over time.
Raised cholesterol and lipids, Lp(a), and how lipid lowering treatment is chosen and adjusted when the first option has not suited you.
Clinic locations
Private clinics across Kingston and central London, plus his NHS posts at two teaching trusts. Private appointment requests go through the enquiry form on this site.

They are self pay prices. If private health insurance is covering your treatment, the amount your insurer pays can differ, so check with them before you book. Tests and procedures are billed separately by the clinic.
In their words
I had been experiencing heart palpitations and dizziness for months before visiting Dr. Jogiya. His diagnosis and treatment plan were spot on, and I felt reassured by his knowledge and approach. I am now back to my normal activities thanks to his excellent care.
Having undergone several procedures with Dr. Jogiya, I can confidently say that his professionalism and attention to detail are exceptional. He always ensures that I am well-informed and comfortable with each step of my treatment process.
Dr. Jogiya is not only a brilliant cardiologist but also a compassionate doctor who genuinely cares about his patients. He took the time to explain every aspect of my condition and the treatment options available. I felt in safe hands throughout my treatment.
More patients have reviewed him on Google, Doctify and Top Doctors.

Contact
Get in touch
We aim to reply to an enquiry within two business days.
Kingston upon Thames
Surrey, United Kingdom
If your symptoms are urgent
Chest pain, sudden breathlessness or a collapse needs emergency care rather than an enquiry form. Call 999.
Next step
Private appointments in Kingston upon Thames and London, face to face or by video from anywhere in the UK. Send an enquiry and the team replies within two business days.