Expert Care for
Every Beat

Top quality and safety standards reflect our commitment to excellence and the best outcomes for our patients.

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Welcome to Surrey Heart Centre, where the preservation of your heart’s vitality is our paramount dedication. From regular checkups to addressing issues like Congestive Heart Failure, our doctors are here to provide the highest standard of care, offering advanced treatment options with your well-being as our priority

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Only With the Best

Surrey Heart Centre is a medical centre in Surrey specializing in preventing heart disease and treating patients with medical issues related to the heart

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Expert Team

Our centre has a team of the top healthcare professionals. We take great pride in the quality and experience of our board-certified physicians, and experienced staff.

Patient Focused

We provide compassionate care and will work hard to make our patients and their families feel as comfortable as possible during the course of care.

Quality Care

We focus on quality care and for us, the learning never ends. We stay up to date with our knowledge and our technology so that you can receive the best care possible.

Featured Care
& Services

Whether you need a routine checkup or heart valve replacement, our doctors help you reach and maintain your optimal health, while providing the highest standard of care and the most advanced treatment options.

Cardiovascular Consulting

We detect, prevent, and manage diseases. Share your concerns for a personalized treatment plan.

Electrocardiography

Our experts are here to monitor your heart’s electrical system and pinpoint rhythm disturbances to adapt a treatment plan.

Exercise / Stress Treadmill Testing

Choose Exercise Treadmill Testing for personalized heart insights.

Holter Monitoring

Experience precise heart monitoring from 24 hours to 7 days with HTM & CarioSTAT monitor technology.

24 HR Ambulatory BP Monitoring

Monitor your blood pressure levels throughout the day with our Blood Pressure (BP) Monitoring service.

Non-MSP Private Cardiovascular Assessments

We offer comprehensive cardiovascular evaluations & advanced diagnosis for non-MSP patients.

Our Focus

At Surrey Heart Centre, we focus on you as a person before focusing on you as a patient. Many of our patients are grandmothers, fathers, children and so we focus on getting to know you first so that we can help make your service with us as comfortable as possible. We believe in the power of focusing our energy on improving lives rather than focusing our energy on solely removing the disease or ailment. By doing this, we not only help treat and cure our patients, but we want to work with you to prevent any health complications for yourself or your loved ones in the future.

Conditions We Treat

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)

Atrial
Fibrillation

Screening for Heart Disease

Cardiac
Arrhythmia

Heart Valve
Disease

A Word from
Our Director

Dr. Rajesh Hiralal

Director of Surrey Heart Centre

I had been drawn to cardiology early on because I felt that it truly complimented my talents, challenged my skills, and satisfied my career goals. I am excited by the active role that cardiologist have in caring for patients and I am interested in the wide range of skills and knowledge required of a cardiologist in today’s world. Having trained at UBC for medical school and McMaster University for Internal Medicine and Cardiology with Speciality training in Cardiovascular Imaging at NYU in NYC, I take my job very seriously and reflect it through my centre and the services that I provide my patients. I have made it my life goal to dedicate my resources and expertise to understanding, treating, and preventing heart disease.

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Frequently Asked Questions
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– The recommended daily intake of sodium varies, but generally, health organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, suggest limiting sodium intake to around 2,300 milligrams per day for adults. However, an ideal target is often lower, aiming for 1,500 milligrams per day, especially for those with hypertension, middle-aged and older adults, and individuals with certain health conditions. Excessive sodium intake is associated with high blood pressure and an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.
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How much is too much?
Sodium
– The recommended daily intake of sodium varies, but generally, health organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, suggest limiting sodium intake to around 2,300 milligrams per day for adults. However, an ideal target is often lower, aiming for 1,500 milligrams per day, especially for those with hypertension, middle-aged and older adults, and individuals with certain health conditions. Excessive sodium intake is associated with high blood pressure and an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.
– Early signs of heart disease can be subtle, so paying attention is important. Watch out for ongoing chest discomfort or pain that might spread to your arms, neck, jaw, or back. Feeling breathless, tired, or dizzy, especially during activity, could be a sign. Notice if your heartbeats feel irregular or if you’re sweating a lot without an obvious reason. Sudden weight gain, swelling in your legs, or retaining fluid might also be hints of heart issues. If you notice these signs, it’s wise to see a doctor early for a checkup to catch and address any problems before they get worse.
– Regular physical activity, such as brisk walking, jogging, or cycling, supports cardiovascular health by enhancing blood circulation and reducing the risk of heart disease. A balanced and nutritious diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, contributes to optimal heart function. Managing stress through practices like meditation or deep breathing helps lower blood pressure and promotes heart well-being. Adequate sleep is crucial, as it allows the heart to rest and recover. Avoiding tobacco and limiting alcohol intake also play significant roles in maintaining a strong and resilient heart.
– Alarming signs of heart disease require immediate attention. If you experience persistent chest pain or discomfort, especially with shortness of breath, nausea, or lightheadedness, it could be a heart attack. Sudden and intense chest pain spreading to the arms, neck, jaw, or back, or a feeling of heavy pressure in the chest, should not be ignored. Difficulty breathing, rapid or irregular heartbeats, and excessive sweating may indicate a critical cardiac event. Additional concerns include swelling in the legs, sudden weakness, or fainting episodes. If you notice these alarming signs, please call 911.
– When consulting a cardiologist, inquire about your current heart health status, specific risk factors, and recommended lifestyle changes for diet, exercise, and stress management. Discuss symptoms of concern, and understand diagnostic tests and key indicators like blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Seek information on prescribed medications, explore alternative therapies, and establish a long-term plan for managing your heart health. Clarify the schedule for follow-up appointments or tests to ensure ongoing monitoring and adjustment of your treatment. Open communication with your cardiologist is essential for actively participating in your care and making informed decisions about your heart’s well-being.
– Living with atrial fibrillation (Afib) means taking steps to manage your heart health. Follow your prescribed medications, eat a healthy diet with lots of fruits and veggies, and stay active with exercises recommended by your doctor. Keep an eye on your symptoms, monitor your blood pressure, and attend regular check-ups. Your healthcare provider might suggest medications to prevent strokes. Managing stress, cutting back on caffeine and alcohol, and staying informed about Afib are also important. By working closely with your healthcare team, you can lead a fulfilling life while navigating the challenges of living with Afib.

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Ready to prioritize your heart health? Contact Surrey Heart Centre today to schedule a consultation. We are here to guide you on your journey to a healthier heart and a more vibrant life.

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Our centre is open 5 days per week, and our physicians and specialists provide care for both referals and booked appointments.

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Location:
#702-13761 96 Ave, V3V 0E8, Surrey, BC
Email:

surreyheartcentre@gmail.com

Phone:
(604) 588-5598
Fax:
(604) 588-5532
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Working Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30AM – 4:00PM
Saturday & Sunday
Closed
Doctors
  • Dr. Rajesh Hiralal
  • Dr. Harsukhdeep Sarkaria
  • Dr. Hamed Nazzari
  • Dr. Calvin Tong
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