Send your reports before the visit and the first consultation becomes far more useful. Requests are answered on the same working day. Injuries, major burns and amputated parts should be brought straight in, without waiting for a slot.
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Use the form on this page or WhatsApp. Give a phone number, the city you are travelling from, and a short description of the problem so the right time is set aside for you.
Photographs, discharge summaries, scans and previous operation notes help more than anything else. Sending them early often changes what is planned for the first visit.
The team replies on the same working day with an available time and confirms which centre suits you. Outstation patients are grouped so tests and consultation fall on the same trip where possible.
The consultation covers examination, the options that genuinely apply, and what each involves. A written estimate follows once the plan is agreed.
These are the questions that come up most often about appointments. If yours is not here, send it on WhatsApp and the team will reply, usually the same day.
Ask your question →An appointment is better because it reduces waiting and lets the team review your reports beforehand. Injuries and other urgent problems are seen without one, and calling ahead helps the team prepare.
Requests are answered on the same working day in most cases. If you have not heard back by the next day, send a WhatsApp message so the team can check what happened.
Yes, and it is encouraged. Sending photographs, scans and previous notes in advance lets the team judge how urgent the problem is and how much time the first visit needs.
Consultation charges apply and are told to you when the appointment is confirmed, so there is no surprise on the day. Ask when you book if you want the exact figure in advance.
Say so when you write. Visits are planned so that assessment, tests and, where possible, admission fall together, and the team will tell you how many days to allow.
Yes. Family members book for children, elderly patients and anyone in hospital. Give the patient details and a number that will actually be answered.
Do not use the form. Call the emergency line or go to the nearest hospital straight away, particularly for an amputated part, heavy bleeding or a major burn.
