Neurologist

Neurologist – Choose a specialist, location, and appointment time

Use our platform for online registration and book an appointment with a neurologist. Choose a convenient location, check available dates, and reserve an in-person visit or a teleconsultation.

Neurologist – What do they do and which diseases do they treat?

A neurologist is responsible for diagnosing and treating diseases of the nervous system. They consult patients with conditions such as migraines, chronic headaches, dizziness, movement disorders, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, neurodegenerative diseases, dementia, and other neurological disorders.

Scope of a neurological consultation

A neurological consultation includes:

• Detailed medical history;
• Neurological examination;
• Diagnosis and medical recommendations;
• Referral for additional diagnostic tests (e.g., MRI, CT scan, EEG);
• Referral for further consultations or hospitalization;
• Issuance of a sick leave note, if necessary.

What does the first visit to a neurologist look like?

A visit to a neurologist begins with a detailed medical history, where the doctor asks about symptoms, their severity, frequency, and past illnesses. Then, the doctor performs a neurological examination, assessing the functions of the nervous system. If necessary, further diagnostic tests are recommended, or appropriate medications are prescribed. During follow-up visits, test results are discussed, and if needed, the appropriate therapy is adjusted.

What symptoms should lead you to a neurologist?

A visit to a neurologist is recommended if neurological symptoms such as the following occur:

• Persistent headaches or migraines;
• Hand tremors, coordination disorders;
• Seizures;
• Memory, concentration, and thinking problems (dementia);
• Muscle weakness;
• Dizziness, balance problems;
• tingling, numbness in the limbs;
• Sudden loss of sensation in parts of the body.

If you experience the above-mentioned symptoms, you should consult a neurologist immediately to determine the cause and begin treatment.

How to choose a good neurologist?

Before making a decision, it is advisable to check reviews from other patients, which can help assess the doctor's qualifications and approach to treatment. It is also important to consider the neurologist's experience in diagnosing and treating specific conditions.

It is worth paying attention to the range of services provided – some neurologists specialize in specific conditions, such as epilepsy, migraines, or neurodegenerative diseases. Another important factor is the availability of appointment slots and the possibility of online consultations.

Each doctor has a detailed profile, where you can check their qualifications, experience, and the scope of services offered. The profile also contains information about the languages in which the consultation can be conducted – if no such information is available, it means that the consultation is conducted in Polish by default. 

How much does a visit to a neurologist cost?

The cost of a neurological consultation can vary depending on the city, medical facility, and the scope of the visit. The average cost ranges from 110 PLN to 325 PLN.

To check current prices and available appointment times, use the search engine above. With it, you can compare the costs of visits to neurologists in different cities, select a specialist, and book an online consultation. Booking is quick and convenient, without the need to contact the facility by phone.

Check the current price list for neurological consultations in Warsaw, Wrocław, Kraków, Poznań, Gdańsk

Questions and Answers

Is a referral required for a visit to a neurologist?

A referral is not required for a private visit to a neurologist. In contrast, a referral is mandatory for visits covered by the National Health Fund (NFZ).

How long does a visit to a neurologist last?

A standard consultation with a neurologist lasts about 15 minutes. The duration of the visit may be extended depending on the scope of the diagnostic procedures.

What tests can a neurologist order?

During the visit, the doctor may order additional diagnostic tests, such as an MRI, CT scan, or EEG.

Can a neurologist issue a sick leave certificate?

Yes, a neurologist can issue a sick leave certificate (L4) if the patient is unable to function normally.

Is there an option for a phone consultation with a neurologist?

Yes, it is possible to have a phone consultation with a neurologist. You can use the online neurologist consultation and get help without leaving home. More information can be found in the Teleconsultation tab.