How to contact us for an appointment:
Telephone in office hours |
Online booking request - Recomed |
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Please contact us between 08h00 and 17h00 from Monday to Wednesday and between 08h00 and 16h00 on Thursday and Friday for appointments.
Telephone number: 021 424 5355 We do not respond to email booking/appointment enquiries unless through Recomed. |
Although we prefer appointments to be made over the phone, we do realize that sometimes it is not possible to make personal phone calls in work hours and we therefore make use of Recomed requests (www.recomed.co.za) for online bookings. .
Please note that after sending a booking request through this website it is important to wait for confirmation before assuming the appointment is made. |
Preparing for your consultation
1. Your appointment will be confirmed via sms or telephone call in the week prior.
2. Please inform us if you will be late or unable to attend your appointment in the allocated time slot. We work according to strict timelines and one late client can upset the whole day's schedule for every subsequent client.
3. Always arrive 15 minutes before your appointment so that there is enough time for you to do the practice paperwork and provide a urine sample.
4. Please be patient if we are running late. In our line of work there are often unforeseen emergencies. We will inform you of delays when possible.
2. Please inform us if you will be late or unable to attend your appointment in the allocated time slot. We work according to strict timelines and one late client can upset the whole day's schedule for every subsequent client.
3. Always arrive 15 minutes before your appointment so that there is enough time for you to do the practice paperwork and provide a urine sample.
4. Please be patient if we are running late. In our line of work there are often unforeseen emergencies. We will inform you of delays when possible.
What to bring with you
1.Your identity document or passport.
2. Your medical aid/insurance card or information.
3. Any previous medical reports that might be relevant to your current concern.
4. The referral letter from your referring practitioner, if available.
5. A full bladder to provide a urine sample
6. A cheerful disposition
2. Your medical aid/insurance card or information.
3. Any previous medical reports that might be relevant to your current concern.
4. The referral letter from your referring practitioner, if available.
5. A full bladder to provide a urine sample
6. A cheerful disposition