A quick, painless test that records your heart's electrical activity — helping detect arrhythmias, blocked arteries, and other heart conditions in minutes, read and verified by our team the same day.
An ECG (electrocardiogram) uses small electrodes placed on your chest, arms, and legs to record the electrical signals that make your heart beat. The pattern it produces tells our pathologists whether your heart rhythm, rate, and structure are working as they should.
The test itself takes about five to ten minutes, involves no needles or discomfort, and the results are reviewed the same day — often within the hour.
A single reading can flag issues that might otherwise go unnoticed until symptoms become serious.
Irregular, too-fast, or too-slow heartbeats.
Reduced blood flow due to narrowed or blocked arteries.
Signs of damaged or currently stressed heart muscle.
Enlarged heart chambers or thickened walls.
Arrive and register — no fasting or special prep needed for a standard ECG.
Small sensors are placed on your chest, wrists, and ankles.
You lie still for a few minutes while your heart's activity is recorded.
A pathologist reviews the trace and your report is ready the same day.
Walk in, call ahead, or arrange a home visit — results reviewed by a pathologist the same day.