Children may be referred for seizures, epilepsy, headaches, developmental delay, movement concerns, weakness, learning-related neurological questions or follow-up after serious illness, injury or hospital admission.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about appointments, referrals, documents and the limits of website information.
No. This website is not monitored for emergency care. If your child is acutely unwell, has a prolonged seizure, breathing difficulty, reduced responsiveness or any medical emergency, go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
A referral letter is helpful and may be required depending on the practice process or medical aid rules. If available, please bring or upload it with previous reports.
Bring referral letters, medication lists, EEG or imaging reports, blood results, school reports, therapy reports and videos of concerning episodes if available.
Yes. Referring doctors can use the doctor referral form to submit clinical details and indicate urgency. The form is a placeholder until connected to a secure practice-approved submission service.
No. A doctor-patient relationship is not created by viewing this website, reading blog posts or submitting a form. The practice will contact you about next steps.
Telehealth can be listed here if offered by the practice. Please confirm current options directly with the practice.
Need more information?
If your question relates to a specific appointment process, contact the practice directly.