What changed?
Note when the concern began, what made it better or worse and what has changed since.
Book an appointment
Plan your next conversation.
Share the essentials and the care team can help confirm the next available step. This form is not for emergencies.
Start your requestAppointment request
A useful first message is simple.
Tell us the broad reason for your visit, how to reach you and a preferred time. Detailed clinical discussion belongs in the consultation.
Prepare for the visit
Bring the details that make time together useful.
A short timeline, a movement goal and the questions you want answered can give the conversation a helpful shape.
What do you want back?
Bring one everyday movement, work task or activity that matters to you.
What should we see?
Previous reports, scans and a current medicine list may help the discussion.
Keep it general
Your first message does not need your whole medical history.
Share the broad reason for the visit. Detailed reports and sensitive clinical information belong in the consultation setting.
Privacy is part of
good preparation.
Use this form for practical appointment information only. Do not send emergency details or sensitive medical records online.
Privacy informationWhat happens next
One request, three practical moments.
The request starts a conversation. Availability and the right preparation can then be confirmed with the care team.
Review
The care team reviews the information you shared.
Confirm
Availability and the next practical detail are confirmed.
Prepare
Bring relevant reports, medicines and questions to the visit.