Cardiology Consultations at Nieborowice Hospital were created for patients who expect a high standard of care and prompt, evidence-based assessment of heart and cardiovascular health. Consultations are suitable both for patients with new symptoms (such as palpitations, shortness of breath, chest discomfort, reduced exercise tolerance, dizziness or fainting) and for those who require ongoing management of recognised cardiovascular conditions.
Consultations are provided by Jarosław J. Fedorowski, Univ. Prof., MD, PhD, MBA, FACP, FESC — a specialist in Internal Medicine and Cardiology with extensive clinical experience gained in Poland, the United States, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. This international practice, combined with modern diagnostic methods, supports a thorough and reliable medical assessment.
During a single visit, patients receive:
a medical consultation (detailed history and clinical examination, with discussion of symptoms and medical background),
a 12-lead ECG with interpretation (assessment of rhythm and conduction, including possible arrhythmias and ischaemic changes),
cardiac echocardiography using POCUS (Point-of-Care Ultrasound) — a focused ultrasound examination performed immediately during the consultation, allowing real-time assessment of cardiac function and valves, and identification of clinically relevant abnormalities.
POCUS is used in many leading cardiology centres worldwide. Its practical advantage is that the ultrasound assessment is performed during the consultation, enabling results and clinical conclusions to be discussed immediately, without the need for an additional appointment solely for imaging. Based on the collected findings, the patient receives a clear plan: recommendations for further tests if needed, treatment options, and an appropriate follow-up schedule.
Diagnostics in one visit
History and examination, ECG with interpretation, and cardiac POCUS echocardiography performed during the same appointment.
Immediate, clinically focused cardiac ultrasound (POCUS)
Real-time assessment supports timely clinical decisions and helps plan the next steps efficiently.
Long-term care planning
Beyond diagnosis, we provide a structured plan for therapy, monitoring and follow-up.
Our team
Cardiology Consultations at Nieborowice Hospital are provided by an experienced specialist in cardiology and internal medicine. The consultation includes ECG with interpretation and cardiac POCUS echocardiography performed during the visit, enabling immediate discussion of results and a structured plan of further management.
Team: Jarosław J. Fedorowski, Univ. Prof., MD, PhD, MBA, FACP, FESC
- Specjalista Chorób Wewnętrznych, Specjalista Kardiolog
How to book a consultation?
It’s simple:
Contact our registration desk
Call us or fill in the online form to choose a convenient appointment time.
Prepare your medical records
Bring any imaging results, histopathology reports, and previos discharge summaries (if available).
Attend your appointment
The doctor will review your documents, answer your questions, and discuss possible tratment options.
Why choose us
In cardiology, what matters is accuracy, clarity and consistency — especially when symptoms are non-specific or evolving.
A clear “what next” plan
You leave the consultation with practical recommendations for treatment, further investigations (if needed), and follow-up.
Integrated cardiology + internal medicine perspective
A broad clinical approach supports safe decision-making, particularly in patients with multiple conditions or complex symptoms.
Treatment review and safety
We review current therapy, tolerance and effectiveness, and discuss adjustments when indicated.
Structured monitoring
Clear guidance on what to monitor, when to repeat tests, and when to seek reassessment.
Do you have questions or need a consultation?
Fill in the form — we will contact you to arrange a convenient appointment time. During the visit, the doctor will review your medical documentation, answer your questions, and discuss possible treatment options.
🟡 It’s worth bringing with you:
– imaging results (CT, MRI, ultrasound),
– a histopathology report (if applicable),
– previous hospital discharge summaries.
