Private Cardiology Services - Dr. Lance N. Forbat        Medical - Telehealth - Technology
www.privatecardiologyservices.com
 
 

Independent Cardiologist
         
 
Heart 2 Heart Dr
 
 
"Your Heart to Heart Doctor" - wherever you are
 
You are offered a personal service at selected private hospitals in England and Scotland. Innovative services are provided including management of Long Term Conditions (LTC) using Telehealth and Telemedicine. In addition to clinical services, there are facilities to participate in clinical studies, randomised control trials (RCTs) and socioeconomic studies.
 
Dr. Forbat has extensive cardiology experience as a consultant cardiologist, with a broad background both in the NHS and the private sector. He has experience in developing and providing cardiology services at several hospitals in the UK. He has brought new cardiology services to several other cardiac units and led three departments.
 
 
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Services: 
 

  • excercise testing  (treadmill test)
  • echocardiography including transoesophageal echo (TOE)
  • stress echo
  • mobile echo service
  • pacing
  • angiography
  • telemedicine
  • home clinics

 
He has experience in managing all aspects of adult cardiology including:
 

  • angina
  • heart failure
  • murmurs 
  • cardiomyopathy
  • palpitation and dizzyness
  • arrhythmias
  • hypertension
  • hyperlipidaemia

In addition to telemedicine, he offers innovative cardiology services using new technologies. Telemedicine enables him to monitor patients at home. He also arranges home visits with ECG and ECHO if required, providing continuity of care and true “patient choice” to families and businesses in the UK.
 
Dr. Forbat is now working exclusively as a private consultant cardiologist. He can therefore see patients outside his scheduled clinic times on request at clinics in Bristol, London and Glasgow.
 
(GMC number 2647328)
 
Cardiology Services (MTT)            Contact Us                    See today's events
                                                                                  
Consultant      Dr. Lance N. Forbat
                                                   
                        e-mail:lance.forbat@privatecardiologyservices.com
                                                
Secretary         Mrs Olivia M. Forbat      
                        Tel: 07789 174044
 
 
 
 
 
21.05.12
 
Dr. Forbat has managed a patient who took the Doc@Home hub to France on holiday and returned with hub working. See their feedback on Facebook. Another patient currently is in Australiawith their hub to for continuity of care. All data transferred successfully.


Dr. Forbat is consulting at The Harley Street Clinic. He accepts referrals for tilt table test4 and has inserted pacemakers, patients have come from Glasgow and Bristol. He has since started a pacing service at The Spire Bristol. See 'About us' for other clinics.
 
New technology
 
Dr. Forbat can now provide screening with HeartView. This is a novel system using the ECG limb leads for analysis and you do not have to undress!
 
 
Services include management of:               
 


21.05.12
 
FUND RAISING CONTINUES - TARGET £150,000  see

Doc@Home page or linkwww.youtu.be/JaeD9rcma3A


Dr. Forbat's cardiology services needs funding to provide a unique home monitoring service for patients with long term conditions (LTC'S) or post hospital discharge who wish to have this service, but are unable to obtain it on the NHS or afford to pay for services privately.
 
Those with long term conditions can benefit. See below and please donate..
 
 
IF YOU VISIT THIS SITE AND ARE INTERESTED CALL OR SKYPE, OR VIA CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION TODAY
 
 
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 Fund raising targets
Amount received
135,001 to 150,000
 
105,001 to 120,00
 
90,001 to 105,000
 
75,001 to 90,000
 
60,001 to 75,000
 
45,001 to 60,000
 
30,001 to 45,000
 
15,001 to 30,000
 
from  50 to 15,000
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Thank you for the donations received
 
 
 
 
Kings Fund International conference on Telehealth and Telecare

Evidence from systematic reviews of trials, Prof John Cleland at BCS 13.06.11
 

Why the NHS must embrace telehealth on a larger scale

More certainty- telehealth has indeed landed on it's feet!
 
 
At last there is some clarity:
 

Cardiovascular disease

For cardiovascular diseases, the researchers studied the cost effectiveness of prevention (exercise), point-of-care diagnostics and telemonitoring in the UK, Belgium and Germany. Results showed that by using all three approaches overall costs were reduced by 46%, resulting in:


  • 15% reduction in referrals to A&E;
  • 59% fall in angioplasty;
  • 17% reduction in bypass surgery;
  • 14% drop in the use of medicines; and
  • 13% reduction in the use of rehabilitation services.

Additionally, enabling the patients to be responsible for monitoring their own vital signs (such as blood pressure and temperature) and sending them into a central nursing unit electronically, resulted in patient adherence to prescribed treatment increasing from 30% to 92%.

The clever part is how you design changes in the delivery of care that will reproduce the changes on which this modelling is based. This is possible but needs commitment from champions at local levels and development from the bottom up, with guidelines and funding both from central government and private sources. The lessons how not to implement a large IT project a well known in the UK, avoid implementation from the top down approach without 'stakeholder' input at the outset.

'Heart2Heart" Doctor

 
"Early evidence from a trial in Kent, Cornwall and the London Borough of Newham indicates a 45% reduction in mortality - equating to 120 people still being alive who would otherwise have died.
 
There were also significant reductions in emergency admissions (down 21%), planned hospital admissions (down 24%), visits to A&E (15%), days in hospital (14%) and "tariff" costs for treatment (8%).
 
The trial involved 6,191 people in 238 GP practices and was the largest of its kind in the world so far. It focused on the long-term conditions diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and coronary heart disease."
 
 
 
Heart Failure Update: Dr. Forbat can provide local ECHO services to meet targets
 
 
At home, not alone’ COPD Telehealth Project  Final Evaluation – February 2010
See www.telecareaware.com/images/pdfs/nhsd-essex-final-eval-telehealth-26Feb10.pdf
 
NHS 'could save £15bn' treating more patients at home
 
 
 
 
 
NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
 
 
 
 
 
Call today for a consultation at a clinic near you.
 
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