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Riddiford Neurology offers routine and urgent consultations and neurophysiology testing with our neurologists.

Wellington

Whangārei

How to request an appointment

Private Consultations
For Referrers

Costs

Appointment costs are a set standard charge based on the type of appointment that is scheduled. The fee payable will depend on whether you have private insurance, the type of insurance cover you have, or whether the visit is covered by ACC. Please contact the clinic to confirm the amount payable by you. Written confirmation of costs is available on request.

Getting here and parking

We are centrally located in Wellington and close to a number of public transport options.

  • Wellington Train station, approximately 7 min walk (450m).
  • Lambton Quay bus stops, approximately 3 min walk (200m).

 

If driving, there is no onsite parking, however there is plenty of on street parking available on the surrounding streets. Disability parking is available on Waring Taylor Street. There are also a number of nearby parking buildings:

  • Wilson Parking building at 25 Waring Taylor Street, approximately 1 min walk (50m).
  • Stout Street parking building at 9/13 Stout Street, approximately 4 min walk (250m).
  • Grey Street parking building at 2 Grey Street, approximately 4 min walk (250m).

Communication and Email

All electronic communications have the potential to be seen by others. Sensitive information will not be communicated by email.
The neurologists at Riddiford Neurology work in both public and private and are not immediately able to respond to patient queries by email. Patients should never seek urgent advice by email. If urgent advice is necessary, please see your GP. If required we would be happy to speak with your GP.

Feedback

We encourage you to communicate with us directly in the first instance to give us the opportunity to resolve the issue promptly, and to improve our service.

We are committed to providing a timely and quality service. If you wish to make a suggestion or raise a concern you can do it by downloading a feedback form here, or by requesting a form from reception.

If you are unhappy about the care you have received, or you consider your concern unresolved, you also have the right to make a formal complaint to the Health and Disability Commissioner. You can learn more about the complaints process here.