For patients
Being told you have a brain or spine condition can be frightening. This page explains how to book, what to bring and what happens at your first appointment.
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Quick questions
How to book
To book a consultation or second opinion, contact Dr Makalanda’s secretary on 020 7034 5064 or secretary@neurorad.co.uk. Please mention whether you are self-paying or using medical insurance.
What to bring
Please bring your scans on disc or arrange an IEP transfer, imaging reports, referral letter and any insurer details. Contact his secretary if you need help arranging the transfer.
Self-pay and insurance
Please contact his secretary before booking to discuss self-pay arrangements or the authorisation required by your insurer.
Locations
Clinic reviews are normally undertaken at 30 Devonshire Street, London W1G 6PU.
What happens at a first consultation
The consultation is an opportunity to discuss your symptoms and medical history, review available scans and reports and consider the next steps with Dr Makalanda. Bring your questions and a list of your current medicines.
Contact Dr Makalanda’s secretary: 020 7034 5064 · secretary@neurorad.co.uk
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