Neurological Examination & Diagnosis
The foundation of every care plan: a careful, unhurried clinical assessment that leads to a clear diagnosis and a clear plan.
Overview
The neurological examination is the core assessment of how the nervous system is working — from memory and speech to balance, strength and sensation. It is the first and most important step towards an accurate diagnosis.
Every visit begins with a detailed history and continues with an individualised clinical examination according to the symptom or condition, interpretation of imaging and a treatment plan. At the end, a printed, complete summary of the visit is provided.
Who it's for
- New symptoms such as headache, dizziness, numbness, weakness or memory changes
- Follow-up of a known neurological condition
- The need for a second opinion on an existing diagnosis or treatment
- Patients who find it difficult to travel (home visit)
- Remote follow-up or assessment via video call
Ways to be examined
Neurological Visit — Full Clinical Assessment
The core examination in which the patient's overall neurological status is assessed, whether for a first visit or the follow-up of a known condition.
What it includes
History taking, clinical examination, interpretation of imaging, a treatment plan, prescription where required and a printed visit summary.
Home Neurological Visit
A neurological examination at the patient's home, for those who find it difficult to travel (e.g. mobility issues, advanced age, after a stroke).
What it includes
A full clinical assessment, history taking, an examination adapted to the setting, review of existing tests and treatment planning or adjustment.
Video Consultation (Teleneurology)
Remote neurological consultation via video call, suitable for follow-up, review of results or out-of-town patients.
What it includes
History taking, updating of the clinical picture, review of tests sent in advance, treatment guidance and prescription where feasible.
Second Opinion
Re-evaluation of an existing diagnosis or proposed treatment, to confirm or redefine the therapeutic plan.
What it includes
A detailed review of history and tests, clinical re-evaluation and a documented opinion, provided in writing if required.
How the visit works
- 1
History
A thorough discussion of your symptoms, medical history and daily life.
- 2
Clinical examination
A targeted neurological examination, tailored to the symptom or condition.
- 3
Review of tests
Interpretation of imaging (MRI, CT) and laboratory tests in the context of the clinical picture.
- 4
Plan & summary
A treatment plan, prescription where required and a printed summary of the visit.