Dedicated Hypertension Clinic (DHC)
Structured blood-pressure evaluation, target-organ screening and long-term control for adults and seniors.
What This Service Covers
The hypertension clinic is a structured programme rather than a one-off consultation. Each patient gets a baseline assessment with verified clinic readings, home BP technique training, and screening for target-organ effects on the heart, kidneys and eyes.
We identify secondary causes where suspected, review interacting medications, and build a plan combining medication, salt and diet correction, weight and activity goals, and stress management. Patients with resistant or fluctuating readings are offered ambulatory monitoring.
Follow-up is scheduled at fixed intervals with a shared record of readings, so treatment is adjusted on evidence rather than on a single high reading.
Consultants Supporting Dedicated Hypertension Clinic (DHC)
This service is delivered by our senior consultants across specialities, with a named doctor assigned to every patient.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I have my blood pressure reviewed?
Newly diagnosed patients are reviewed every 2 to 4 weeks until controlled, then every 3 to 6 months.
Will I have to take medication for life?
Not always. Mild cases sometimes improve with sustained lifestyle change, but any change in medication must be made by your consultant.
What tests are done at the first visit?
Typically ECG, kidney function, electrolytes, lipid profile, blood sugar and urine routine, alongside a clinical examination.
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