Cardiac Network Australia

 Dr.Mehdi Akbarzadeh
Interventional and Multi-Modality Imaging Cardiologist 
Auburn , NSW

                                                                                                        Cardiac Network Australia 
                                                                                               Where Cardiology Experts Practice 

Our Services and Pricing

Bulk Billing Cardiologists Near YouAt Cardiac Network Australia, we are committed to providing essential cardiac care through our bulk billing services, ensuring that cost does not prevent anyone from receiving critical heart health care.With our dedication to bulk billing, you can focus on your well-being and benefit from high-quality cardiac care without the burden of excessive medical expenses.
What Services Does Cardiac Network Australia Bulk Bill?Where possible, we offer bulk billing for a wide range of diagnostic tests if you qualify for a Medicare rebate. Approximately 90% of our diagnostic services are bulk billed. However, please be aware that some specialized tests, such as 24-hour blood pressure monitoring and the HeartBug diagnostic service, may not be eligible for bulk billing due to their specialized nature.
How Do I Know if I’m Eligible for a Medicare Rebate?Medicare EnrollmentCurrent Medicare CardReferral RequirementIf you meet these criteria and hold a valid Medicare card, you should be able to access bulk billed cardiology services with no additional out-of-pocket costs beyond the Medicare rebate.If you have questions about your eligibility for any services at Cardiac Network Australia, we are here to help and provide guidance.
Benefits of Bulk Billing CardiologistsHere are some advantages of seeing bulk billing cardiologists:Affordable CareEliminates Financial BarriersContinuity of Care
Peace of MindAccess to SpecialistsEarly Intervention

Services

Dr Mehdi Akbarzadeh

Consultant Interventional and multimodality imaging Cardiologist 

Dr. Mehdi Akbarzadeh is a distinguished Interventional and Imaging Cardiologist based at The Warrnambool Hospital in Warrnambool, where he brings his extensive expertise to the Southwest regional area. Dr. Akbarzadeh is committed to enhancing cardiovascular care within the local community.
Dr. Akbarzadeh's impressive background includes training in general cardiology and subspecialty training in Interventional Cardiology at The Tehran Heart Institute in Iran. He further refined his skills through cardiology training in New South Wales, Australia, and gained valuable international experience at prestigious cardiology centers in Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and France.
With a prolific career, Dr. Akbarzadeh has made significant contributions to the field of cardiology. He has published numerous articles in high-impact cardiology journals such as the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) and Europace. Notably, he has introduced groundbreaking innovations in interventional cardiology, earning recognition and accolades for his contributions.
As an active member of both The European Society of Cardiology and the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ), Dr. Akbarzadeh continues to be a leading figure in the field. He has also served as a lecturer at numerous international cardiology congresses, sharing his expertise with the global medical community.

WHY REFER TO CARDIAC NETWORK AUSTRALIA

Our goal is to collaborate closely with General Practitioners to optimize cardiac care outcomes for patients.
We are a bulk billing cardiac srvice providing affordable care for local community.
We utilize cutting-edge equipment and employ highly skilled technicians and support staff. Our cardiologists are dedicated to ongoing education and research, ensuring that we stay current with the latest advancements in cardiac investigation, procedures.
We prioritize urgent patient appointments and can often provide same-day consultations if necessary. 
Our mission is to ensure that all patients can access cardiac care without  financial burden. We are committed to enhancing our reporting times for cardiac investigations.