Can I bring someone with me to my appointment?
Yes, you can bring someone with you. However, they may not be able to accompany you into the examination rooms except in special circumstances.
No one will be available to look after children during while an exam takes place.
On the day of my appointment, can I take my prescribed medicines as usual?
Unless the appointments team or your referring clinician tells you otherwise, you can continue taking your usual medications.
What happens before your test?
When you arrive at the centre, you will be welcomed by the reception team.
You will need to check-in at the main reception desk. After you check in, you will be shown where to wait until it is time for your test.
What happens after the test?
Once your test is done, you can usually go home right away. You should be able to drive yourself and go back to your normal routine, including eating and drinking as usual.
How long will my appointment take?
The length of the appointment can vary, but most tests will not take long.
How do I get my results?
The doctor who asked for your test will get the results. If you need a follow-up appointment, the hospital or your GP will contact you. If you haven’t heard anything in three weeks, get in touch with the doctor who referred you.
What do I do if I need to cancel or change my appointment, or if I have any additional needs?
If you need to cancel or change your appointment, visit the appointments page.
Who do I contact if I have additional needs?
If you have any additional support needs, please contact the appointments team with any questions, and we will be happy to help you.
How do I leave feedback about my visit?
We aim to provide the best possible service. If you have any suggestions or comments about your visit, please visit the patient experience team page for details.