What to expect at consultation
Your symptoms, medical history, previous treatment and goals are reviewed. Examination and imaging review may be performed where appropriate.
What to bring
- Clinic letters and previous recommendations
- X-rays, MRI reports or scan images where available
- Medication list and medical history
- Insurance authorisation details if insured
- Questions about treatment options, risks and recovery
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Need help preparing?
Book a consultation if you are unsure what information to bring to your appointment.
Imaging and scans
Existing scans can be reviewed where available. Further imaging may be arranged where clinically appropriate.
Insurance authorisation
Insured patients should check provider authorisation and referral requirements before booking.
Self-pay patients
Self-pay patients should confirm consultation fees, hospital charges and investigation costs before treatment.
Remote consultations
Remote consultations may be available where clinically suitable and where the appointment can be conducted safely as a formal consultation. Some concerns still require face-to-face examination or imaging review.
Preparing for surgery
If surgery is appropriate, the relevant hospital pathway, pre-assessment, risks, recovery expectations and rehabilitation plan should be discussed.
Aftercare and rehabilitation
Aftercare depends on diagnosis and treatment. Rehabilitation may involve physiotherapy, activity modification and staged return to daily activity or sport.
Emergency disclaimer
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