
Angina & circulation concerns
Share your diagnosis of angina, refractory angina, atherosclerosis or peripheral arterial disease, together with your current cardiology care.
A concern about diabetes, kidney function, liver health or another organ has its own history and care plan. Tell us the diagnosis your clinician has given you, any known stage or recent change, and the question you want answered.

Your specialist’s interpretation, earlier and current reports, medicines and existing treatment help our medical team understand trends and priorities. If the diagnosis is unclear, say so, and we’ll explain which assessment would be useful.
What condition have you been told you have?
Share key results and any recent changes.
Tell us about your medicines and existing treatment.

Share your diagnosis of angina, refractory angina, atherosclerosis or peripheral arterial disease, together with your current cardiology care.

Tell us about cardiomyopathy or heart failure, relevant test results, current care and the changes affecting daily life.

A prior heart attack is part of a person’s cardiovascular history and ongoing care plan.

Share your diagnosis of fatty liver disease, liver fibrosis, cirrhosis, hepatitis or liver failure, with relevant reports and current care.

Include reports on acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, renal failure, diabetic nephropathy, lupus nephritis or nephrotic syndrome, and your specialist’s current plan.

Share your diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis or acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), the relevant reports and the follow-up you currently receive.

A condition in which airway inflammation and narrowing can cause breathing symptoms.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a group of lung conditions that restrict airflow.

Tell us about type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, diabetic complications or insulin resistance, including recent results, medicines and changes over time.
We’ll explain whether a review is relevant and what information helps. If we can help, your written proposal connects the treatment to your situation and sets out the appointments, follow-up and full cost.

We review your diagnosis, records and current care to confirm whether a relevant approach is available.

Your proposal names the treatment, the preparation and the appointments proposed for your situation.

Follow-up appointments and recovery monitoring are included in your proposal so you know what to expect.

One written proposal lists the full treatment price. Stay, support and optional extras are shown separately.