Reviewing test results
Interpretation of EEG, video-EEG and MRI results, with a plan for further care.
Online consultation
Video consultations are available to patients across Poland when a physical examination is not required.
The appointment includes a detailed medical history, review of medical records and test results, a treatment plan and, where appropriate, electronic prescriptions and referrals. Booking information is available on the contact page.

The scope of an online consultation depends on your clinical situation and medical records.
For patients with an established diagnosis who are taking medication.
02Review of the existing diagnosis and treatment, particularly in drug-resistant epilepsy.
Interpretation of EEG, video-EEG and MRI results, with a plan for further care.
Discussion of an investigation plan; assessing a first seizure requires in-person examinations and tests.
Records are reviewed before the conversation so the appointment can focus on your clinical situation.
Booking information: contact page.
Provide discharge summaries, test reports and your current medicine list before the appointment.
Medical history, discussion of records, diagnosis or management planning, and answers to your questions.
You receive written recommendations and, if appropriate, electronic prescriptions and referrals.
You need a device for a video call and a private place to discuss your health.
Remote care has limitations that you should understand before booking.
Choosing the right consultation format is important for your care. If remote assessment is not suitable, you will be told directly.
Key information about online consultations.
Yes. A video consultation is a medical service. It includes a medical history, review of records and recommendations, and is documented in your medical record.
Yes, when the doctor considers it appropriate and safe. Prescribing is not automatic; this is not a prescription-only service.
Yes. A relative, especially someone who has witnessed seizures, may be helpful. The adult patient must consent.
No. Online consultations are for adults only.