Your Heart Deserves a Doctor Who Has Seen Everything

Dr. Rajiv Tungare has been diagnosing and treating heart disease in Mumbai for four decades. 

In that time he has seen cardiology change completely. 

What has not changed is his belief that an informed patient is a safer patient.

Dr Rajiv Tungare

40 Years. Thousands of Patients. One Clinic.

There is a particular kind of confidence that only comes from experience. Dr. Tungare began practising cardiology in Goregaon when most of his current patients were children. He has watched the neighbourhood grow, watched families come back generation after generation, and watched heart disease become younger and more common with every passing decade.

He does not practise cardiology from a textbook. He practises it from four decades of watching what actually happens to real people in Mumbai — their diets, their stress, their working hours, their family histories, and their reluctance to slow down until the body forces them to.

If you are looking for a cardiologist who will spend time understanding your history rather than rushing you through a checklist, you have found the right clinic.

Interventional Cardiology

Diagnosis and management of coronary artery disease, hypertension, heart failure and arrhythmias. Evidence-based treatment tailored to each patient's specific risk profile.

Preventive Cardiology

Most cardiac events are preventable. Dr. Shekhar specialises in identifying risk early — before symptoms appear — and creating a personalised prevention plan.

40 Years. Heart Care Centre

Continuous care across generations of the same family. Your history is never lost because your doctor never changes.

Know Your Heart Numbers Before Your Next Appointment

Most patients arrive at a cardiology consultation not knowing their own risk score. Dr. Tungare believes this needs to change. The calculators below take under 3 minutes and give you a clinically accurate picture of your cardiovascular health — calculated using the same guidelines that cardiologists use.

Your result includes a personalised WhatsApp button. Tap it to send Dr. Tungare your result directly and request an appointment. He reviews every message personally.

Free clinical assessment tools (available nowhere in Mumbai).

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Instant personalised results.

Framingham Risk Score

Enhanced 10-year cardiovascular risk assessment  ·  Includes LDL & Family History

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Patient details
Between 20 and 79 years
Male
Female
Lipid profile
mg/dL
mg/dL
mg/dL
Blood pressure
mmHg
Untreated
On medication
Risk factors
Family history — Important for Indian patients
South Asian risk: Indians develop coronary artery disease 5 to 10 years earlier than Western populations. A positive family history is an independent risk multiplier for Indian patients and is factored into this calculation.

Please fill in all fields. Age must be between 20 and 79.

10-yr risk
0% Low <10% Moderate 10–20% High >20%
Vascular age
Points scored
LDL status
Optimal risk
Additional clinical flags
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ⓘ  For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for physician judgment. Based on Framingham Heart Study (Wilson PW et al., Circulation 1998;97:1837–1847). LDL classification per ACC/AHA 2018 guidelines. A single assessment does not constitute diagnosis. Please consult a qualified cardiologist for clinical decisions.

ASCVD Risk Calculator

ACC/AHA 2013 Pooled Cohort Equations  ·  10-year atherosclerotic cardiovascular risk

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Patient demographics
25 to 79 years (below 40: indicative only)
Male
Female
Indian / South Asian / Other
African American
Indian and South Asian patients: Select the first option. The ACC/AHA equation uses this category for South Asians. Note that Indians typically have higher actual cardiovascular risk than this equation calculates — the clinical flags below will account for this South Asian risk uplift.
Lipid profile
mg/dL
mg/dL
Blood pressure
mmHg
Untreated
On medication
Risk factors
South Asian risk enhancers
⚠ The ACC/AHA equations were derived from Western populations. South Asians may have up to 2× higher actual risk than calculated. These enhancers flag additional clinical concern beyond the calculated score.

Please fill in all fields. Age must be between 40 and 79.

10-yr risk
0% Low <5% Borderline 5–7.5% Intermediate 7.5–20% High >20%
Risk category
TC / HDL ratio
Optimal risk
<5%
Guideline
ACC/AHA 2013
Statin therapy guidance
Clinical flags
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ⓘ  For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for physician judgment. Based on ACC/AHA 2013 Pooled Cohort Equations (Goff DC Jr et al., Circulation 2014;129:S49–S73). Statin guidance per ACC/AHA 2018 Cholesterol Guidelines. South Asian risk enhancers based on published literature. This tool is intended as an aid to clinical reasoning, not a replacement for it.

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What Patients Say About Forty Years of Quiet Excellence

Testimonial 1:

“I have been coming to Dr. Tungare since 1998. My father came before me. There is a particular kind of reassurance that only comes from a doctor who has known your family for that long. He remembers things I have forgotten about my own health history.”
— R.M., Goregaon West, patient since 1998

Testimonial 2:

“Dr Rajiv told me my heart was at risk two years before any test confirmed it. He was right. The intervention we did then meant I never had a heart attack. I am convinced he saved my life simply by being thorough when every other doctor was reassuring me.”
— S.P., Malad, patient since 2014

Testimonial 3:

“What I appreciate most is that Rajiv Sir explains everything. Not the version doctors tell patients to stop them asking questions — the real version. I leave every appointment understanding my own heart better than when I arrived.”
— A.K., Borivali, patient since 2009

The Silent Warning Signs Most Mumbai Patients Ignore

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Fatigue that does not improve with rest

The heart working harder than it should produces a specific kind of exhaustion — one that sleep does not fix. Many patients attribute this to age or work stress for years before it is correctly identified.

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Breathlessness on mild exertion

Climbing one flight of stairs should not leave you breathless. If it does, the heart's pumping efficiency may be declining — and this is measurable and treatable when caught early.

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Blood pressure above 130/80

The new ACC/AHA threshold is not 140/90. It is 130/80. If you were told your blood pressure was "borderline" several years ago, the current guidelines may classify it as Stage 1 hypertension requiring management.

Cholesterol diagnosed but never rechecked

A cholesterol reading from five years ago is not your current reading. Lipid profiles change with age, diet and stress. An old result is not reassurance — it is an outdated number.

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Family history of premature heart disease

A father or brother who had a heart attack before 55, or a mother or sister before 65, multiplies your personal risk significantly. This is not inheritance of inevitability — it is inheritance of early screening priority.

Chest tightness during or after physical activity

Any cardiac symptom that is specifically triggered by exertion and relieved by rest is significant until proven otherwise. This pattern is the classic presentation of stable angina and requires investigation.

Heart Care Centre · Goregaon (E) · Mumbai

Dr. Rajiv Tungare has practised at the same location in Goregaon for four decades. His patients come from Goregaon, Malad, Borivali, Kandivali, Jogeshwari and across the western suburbs. Some travel from the eastern suburbs specifically because they trust the continuity of his care.
Clinic hours: Monday to Saturday · 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM By appointment only
For appointments: WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach the clinic. Send a message with your name, concern and preferred time. The clinic responds to all WhatsApp messages within a few hours.

Healthy habits today lead to a healthy heart tomorrow.