MV
Dr. Mara Velt
Headache & migraine
Chronic and cluster headache, medication-overuse patterns, and the long work of finding which triggers are real.
Measured before anyone talks about treatment. Neurology consultations, EEG recording and a second read of the MRI images you already have. One building, one report, written in language you can use.
Every price below is the full price for that appointment: the doctor's time, the recording, and the written report. Nothing is added afterwards.
Full history, bedside examination and a written plan of what to check next. Bring any letters, scans or medication lists you already have.
Reviewing results, adjusting the plan and answering what the first appointment left open. For patients already seen at the clinic.
Twenty-one channel recording with photic stimulation, read by our own neurophysiologist. Report in your hands within 48 hours.
A second read of images taken elsewhere. Bring the disc or a download link; we compare it against your symptoms and write what it does and does not show.
Six weeks, twelve sessions: balance, gait and cognitive work with a therapist, plus two review appointments with your neurologist.
Prices are shown per appointment and include the written report. An appointment can be rescheduled free of charge up to 24 hours before it starts.
Consultation, recording and reading happen in the same building on the same day. The panels below are frosted glass — move the slider to see how much of the room behind them stays readable.
Quiet rooms with a full examination couch, tuning forks, a reflex hammer and a desk you can spread your own paperwork on. No shared space, no queue at the door.
Twenty-one channel cap, dimmable light and a recliner. The room is acoustically lined, so a drowsy recording is possible without sending you home.
Two calibrated diagnostic monitors for reviewing MRI and CT series you bring with you, side by side with previous studies.
Balance platform, treadmill with a gait camera and a quiet corner for cognitive work. The same therapist stays with you for the whole six-week programme.
Step-free entrance from Verity Row, a lift to every floor and a quiet waiting area away from the corridor. Parking under the building is free for two hours.
A first appointment with a study moves through six stations. The map below runs the same route a case file takes on an ordinary weekday morning — each member of staff walks it to the next station and hands it over in person.
Choose a slot online or by phone. We ask three questions and send a short preparation note for the study you are booked for.
A nurse checks blood pressure, medication and the reason you came, so the doctor starts from what matters instead of from a blank form.
History and examination with your neurologist. By the end you know what is being looked for and which study, if any, answers it.
EEG in the suite down the corridor, or a review of images you brought. Usually the same morning, without a second trip.
A written report in plain language: what was recorded, what it means and what it does not mean. Sent to you within 48 hours.
You are booked with a named doctor and you see the same one at every follow-up. All of them are fictional, like the rest of this demonstration.
Chronic and cluster headache, medication-overuse patterns, and the long work of finding which triggers are real.
Reads every EEG recorded in the building. First seizures, treatment review, and driving and work questions that come with them.
Memory complaints, attention and language changes. Runs the cognitive testing sessions on the rehabilitation floor.
Tremor, stiffness, balance and falls. Works alongside the therapists so the programme matches the examination.
Most appointments need nothing more than the list on the left. The right-hand list applies only if you are booked for an EEG.
Rating 4.8 out of 5 from 612 reviews. Three of them, unedited apart from the surnames.
“I had been carrying the same folder of scans between three buildings for a year. Here it was read in front of me, and I left with one page that explained the lot.”
“The EEG took less time than the parking. What I remember is that the technician told me what she was doing before each step instead of after it.”
“Six weeks of rehabilitation with the same therapist, which mattered more than I expected. The waiting area is small and gets busy at lunchtime — go early.”
Reception answers the phone during opening hours. Anything sent outside them is read at 08:00 the next working day.
Reception will call you back within one working hour to confirm the slot. This is a demonstration page, so nothing was actually sent.