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Required documents for the children’s department

The initial consultation with a pediatric neurologist is the first and most important step on the path to your child's recovery. The availability of relevant documents will allow the doctor to establish a diagnosis and choose the most effective treatment.

Before the visit, you should familiarize yourself with the list of documents and preparation for the visit.

What is required for the initial appointment?

Before your first visit to the doctor, it’s important to gather a specific list of documents and test results. This will help the doctor better understand your situation and provide quality care.

Prepare and bring the following with you:

Birth certificate

Or the child's passport (for teenagers)

Passport of one of the parents/guardian

A document confirming your identity as an accompanying person.

Medical documentation

Excerpts from previous consultations, conclusions of other specialists, outpatient records - everything that can be useful to the doctor.

Examination results, if available

Such as:

MRI / CT

Ultrasound data, tests, X-rays, etc.

What happens during the initial consultation?

During the appointment, the doctor:

Conducts a survey and examination of the child

Checks your medical records

Makes a diagnosis

Determines further diagnostic and treatment tactics

What do you need to know during the appointment?

The consultation lasts from 30 to 60 minutes.

Consultation may include functional tests or testing.

Admission is carried out only in the presence of a parent or legal guardian.

Advisory opinion after the appointment:

Diagnosis

Required research or recommendations

Treatment plan

Special conditions:

ARVI or infectious disease

In case of illness, please reschedule your visit until you are fully recovered.

Additional examinations

Specify the list of recommended studies during the appointment.

Do not delay an important step towards your health!

Make an appointment with our neurologist for an initial consultation today. Our specialists will listen carefully to your complaints, help with the diagnosis and develop an individualized treatment plan.