Coronary intervention
Advanced angiography, complex PCI, rotablation, lithotripsy and chronic total occlusion treatment.
Advanced cardiac care · Close to home
Specialist cardiovascular assessment and advanced interventional treatment, delivered with clarity, experience and compassion.
Meet your cardiologist
Dr Sanjay U Maharaj is an experienced interventional cardiologist with a particular focus on comprehensive heart failure management, alongside complex coronary disease, structural heart interventions and rhythm management.
His heart failure pathway extends from early diagnosis and guideline-directed treatment optimisation to advanced heart failure assessment and eventual LVAD work-up where clinically appropriate.
After serving as Principal Cardiologist and Head of Cardiology at Grey's Hospital, he established private practice in 2007 to bring advanced, technology-led cardiac care closer to patients across KwaZulu-Natal.
Explore areas of expertise →Areas of expertise
Advanced angiography, complex PCI, rotablation, lithotripsy and chronic total occlusion treatment.
Assessment and minimally invasive treatment pathways including TAVI and PFO closure.
Holter monitoring, cardioversion, pacemakers, ICD and cardiac resynchronisation therapy.
Echocardiography and transoesophageal echocardiography for precise structural assessment.
Rapid specialist assessment, risk stratification and catheter-directed treatment where appropriate.
Specialist heart failure management from diagnosis and guideline-directed treatment optimisation through advanced therapy assessment and eventual LVAD work-up where appropriate.
Practice locations
Choose the rooms most convenient for you. Our team will confirm your appointment and advise what to bring.
Appointments
Pietermaritzburg appointments can now be booked instantly from the available calendar. Hillcrest appointment requests are confirmed by the practice team.
Pietermaritzburg rooms
Choose an available 15-minute appointment. Online bookings close 48 hours before the consultation.
Do not wait for an online response. Call emergency services or attend your nearest emergency department immediately.