Specialist care in heart failure and complex cardiac devices.
Dr Nadine Ali is a Consultant Cardiologist at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, specialising in heart failure and complex device therapy — including pacemakers, defibrillators and pioneering conduction system pacing, an area of her own PhD research.
A research-led approach, with time for every patient.
Dr Ali holds a PhD from Imperial College London for her research into conduction system pacing, and combines this research-led expertise with an unhurried, plain-language style of consultation — so every patient understands their options before deciding on treatment.
Learn more about Dr Ali →Treatments & procedures
Specialist diagnosis and treatment of heart failure and heart rhythm problems, including advanced device therapy.
Conduction System Pacing
A pioneering pacing technique for heart failure and rhythm disorders — the subject of Dr Ali's own PhD research.
Learn more →Pacemaker & ICD Implantation
Implantation of pacemakers and defibrillators, including complex biventricular (CRT) devices.
Learn more →Heart Failure Management
Specialist diagnosis and long-term management, including a dedicated complex device clinic.
Learn more →Cardiac MRI Reporting
EACVI-certified interpretation of cardiac MRI to guide diagnosis and treatment planning.
Learn more →What to expect, from referral to review
Refer or self-refer
Come via your GP or cardiologist, or book directly — no referral required for self-pay patients.
Initial consultation
A thorough, unhurried discussion of your symptoms, history and any previous device or investigations.
Investigations
ECG and, where appropriate, device checks or onward referral for further imaging.
Ongoing care
A clear treatment plan, with follow-up built around you.
Recognised by leading insurers
Dr Ali is currently a recognised consultant with Bupa, AVIVA, Vitality and WPA, with more insurers expected to follow. Self-pay patients are also warmly welcomed, with clear costs agreed upfront.
"Dr Ali made me feel at ease immediately, listened and questioned carefully, explained my options and tailored the solution to cater for my needle phobia."— Anonymised patient feedback