Heart and medical care, delivered with clarity.
Online cardiology and physician consultations for blood pressure, diabetes, palpitations and preventive risk assessment — based on evidence, explained in plain language.
Dr. Rohit Tiwari
MBBS MEM ( Emergency medicine ) · Online Cardiology Consultant
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What we treat
Structured consultations for the full spectrum of cardiac and cardiometabolic care
From acute symptom assessment to long-term risk management — every consultation follows a structured, evidence-based pathway.
Cardiology Consultation
Cardiovascular symptoms, risk assessment and ECG/echo/report correlation.
Chest Pain Assessment
History, examination, ECG-based risk stratification, emergency referral when indicated.
Hypertension Management
Home BP review, secondary-cause screening, treatment titration.
Diabetes & Cardiometabolic Care
Glycaemic risk, BP, lipids, weight and cardiovascular prevention.
Why PulseCare
Care built on clarity, evidence and continuity
Clarity over complexity
Plain-language explanations, structured plans and transparent next steps — no unnecessary tests.
Evidence-based practice
Treatment recommendations follow validated national and international cardiology guidelines.
Continuity of care
From initial consultation to follow-up — every step documented, with your history respected.
Risk-based, not package-based
Investigations are recommended based on individual clinical need — never as a fixed screening package.
How it works
Your consultation, step by step
Request your appointment
Submit the online form, call, or WhatsApp. Same-day confirmation where possible.
Bring your records
Prior ECGs, reports, discharge summaries and current medications make the consultation productive.
Structured consultation
Detailed history, focused examination, ECG and a clear, written management plan.
Follow-up & continuity
Ongoing medication review, report correlation and structured follow-up for chronic conditions.
Patient Education
Understand your heart, your numbers and your warning signs
Reviewed, plain-language articles to help you make informed decisions between consultations.
Diabetes (Sugar Problem)
Diabetes, commonly called “sugar problem” or “sugar disease,” is a long-term health condition in which the level of glucose (sugar) in the blood becomes too high. Glucose is an important source of energy for the body. A hormone called insulin helps glucose move from the blood into the body's cells, where it can be used for energy. Diabetes develops when the body does not produce enough insulin, does not use insulin effectively, or both. When blood sugar remains high for a long time, it can gradually damage blood vessels and nerves and affect important organs such as the heart, kidneys, eyes and feet. Diabetes does not always cause obvious symptoms. In particular, type 2 diabetes may develop slowly and remain unnoticed for years. This is why early testing and regular health check-ups are important, especially for people with risk factors. The good news is that diabetes can often be effectively managed, and many complications can be prevented or delayed through appropriate treatment, healthy lifestyle habits, regular monitoring and medical follow-up.
8 min read · Updated Sept 2026
Heart attack
A heart attack, medically called a myocardial infarction (MI), happens when blood flow to part of the heart muscle becomes severely reduced or blocked. Without enough blood and oxygen, the affected heart muscle begins to become damaged. A heart attack is a medical emergency. Fast treatment can restore blood flow, limit heart-muscle damage and improve the chances of recovery. The most commonly recognised symptom is chest discomfort, which may feel like pressure, squeezing, tightness, heaviness or aching. However, a heart attack does not always look the same in every person. Some people may mainly experience breathlessness, nausea, sweating, unusual tiredness, dizziness or discomfort in the arm, back, neck or jaw. Never wait for symptoms to become severe before seeking help.
8 min read · Updated Sept 2026
Heart failure
Heart failure is a long-term condition in which the heart cannot pump blood around the body as effectively as it should. This does not mean that the heart has stopped working. Instead, the heart may be too weak to pump enough blood, too stiff to fill properly, or both. Because the heart cannot meet the body's needs efficiently, fluid can build up in the lungs, legs, ankles and other parts of the body. This can lead to symptoms such as breathlessness, tiredness and swelling of the legs. Heart failure can develop gradually or sometimes appear suddenly. It can affect people of different ages, although it is more common in older adults. Heart failure is usually a long-term condition, but appropriate treatment, regular medical follow-up and lifestyle changes can help control symptoms, improve quality of life and reduce the risk of hospitalisation.
9 min read · Updated Sept 2026
Patient Experiences
What patients say about Dr. Rohit
"Dr. Rohit is a very kind and professional doctor. He gives proper time to patients and explains everything in simple language. Treatment is effective and affordable. Very good experience overall."
Mukesh Tiwari
Local Guide · 12 reviews · 10 photos
"Dr. Rohit is an excellent doctor with a very kind and caring attitude. They are very patient while listening and explain everything clearly. Their calm and friendly nature instantly puts you at ease. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a trustworthy and experienced doctor..!!!"
Dr Arbain Jahan
2 reviews
"I would highly recommend Dr. Rohit to anyone seeking medical care. Their dedication to patient well-being, combined with their exceptional skills and bedside manner, makes them an outstanding healthcare professional."
Shubham Mishra
Local Guide · 24 reviews · 101 photos
Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions
No — PulseCare provides online physician and cardiology consultations, not emergency care. For chest pain, breathlessness, stroke symptoms, collapse, or any life-threatening condition, call 112 or go to the nearest Emergency Department immediately.
You can request an appointment via the online form on this website, by phone call, or via WhatsApp. Same-day confirmation is provided where possible during service hours.
Please keep prior investigation reports (ECG, echo, blood tests), a complete list of your current medications, and any discharge summaries ready to share digitally. The more information you provide, the more productive the online consultation.
Yes. PulseCare is designed for online consultations, including eligible non-emergency follow-ups, report reviews and preventive care, subject to the teleconsultation policy. Urgent and emergency symptoms require immediate local emergency care.
Take the first step toward clarity and confidence in your heart health.
Book a structured online consultation today. Confirmation is sent after your request is reviewed.