A guide to using this page: explore the information, then prepare your questions, then confirm the next step.
Begin with consultation and the clinical question
The services directory shows what the practice has published, with links to more detailed information. A service list should help you ask informed questions; it should not be used to decide which test or treatment to request independently. If you have not yet been assessed, contact the clinic about a consultation and explain the concern you would like help understanding.
Find information about recordings and nerve studies
Separate pages describe EEG, NCS/RNS, EMG, visual evoked potentials and brain stem auditory evoked testing. The investigations directory offers another way to find these pages. Ask the requesting clinician which investigation is intended and how it fits with the assessment. Similar abbreviations can be confusing, so confirm the exact name on the request when speaking with staff.
Read preparation information with care
Instructions depend on the actual appointment and the test team’s requirements. The EEG preparation guide provides questions to ask about hair, medicines, meals and sleep; it is not a clinic-approved protocol. Other test pages explain what to clarify before travelling. Do not assume that instructions for one recording apply to another or change treatment based on general website text.
Explore therapy and treatment enquiries
Physiotherapy and Botox clinics appear in the practice’s service list. Their pages focus on assessment, individual suitability and practical questions. A listed service does not establish a standardized course of care, same-day treatment or a guaranteed result. Ask the clinician to explain any proposed approach and confirm current arrangements with the clinic before booking a separate visit.
Check lab and pharmacy arrangements directly
Lab and pharmacy pages are included because these services are published by the practice. They are not live catalogues of available investigations or medicines. Confirm the exact test or prescription item, fees, collection details and reporting arrangements directly. The website does not implement medicine orders, prescription uploads, sample bookings or online payments.
Plan timing, access and follow-up
Published consultation hours do not confirm a test slot. Ask how much time to allow, which documents to bring and whether a companion can attend. Discuss access needs before travelling to the first-floor address. Ask who will explain results and how a follow-up conversation is arranged. This avoids treating a technical report as a complete answer without clinical context.
Use the correct appointment route
All service pages link to appointment information and the clinic’s phone numbers. The form emails contact details and an acknowledgement; it does not reserve staff or equipment. The source links on the detailed pages distinguish general medical information from the clinic’s own published service names. No unverified treatment facility, professional affiliation or outcome claim is added.
Further information
For general educational information, see NHS health conditions information (opens in a new tab). This external resource does not verify clinic services, fees or appointment arrangements. Contact the practice for those details.
For urgent medical enquiries, call us directly on 9666031369 during published clinic hours.
For sudden weakness, difficulty speaking, a severe sudden headache, an active seizure or loss of consciousness, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Do not wait for a clinic response.