Patient Information

Everything useful, before you arrive.

Practical information about appointments, medical aids, teleconsultations, blood collection, parking and what to bring to your consultation.

Dr Nazneen Ebrahim
01Practice hours

Monday to Friday: 08:00 to 17:00

Saturday: 09:00 to 13:00

02Medical aids

Medical aids are accepted for GP consultations.

03Teleconsultations

Remote consultations are available when clinically appropriate.

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04Blood collection

On-site blood collection is available at the Bryanston practice.

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05Parking & access

Plenty of parking is available, including accessible parking and an accessible entrance.

06Location

The Integrative Medical Centre, 2 Eaton Avenue, Bryanston, Sandton.

07Fees & medical aid

Medical aids are accepted. Current private fees and billing questions can be confirmed before booking.

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Before your appointment

Bring the information that helps tell the story.

If relevant, bring a list of current medication, recent test results, specialist letters or previous medical information. It can also help to think about when symptoms started, what makes them better or worse, and what has changed.

If you have several concerns, prioritise the most important ones so the doctor can address them properly and arrange follow-up where more time is needed.

Frequently asked

Practical questions, answered simply.

Do I need to know exactly what service to book?

No. Book a GP consultation and describe what is concerning you. The doctor can assess the concern and guide the next step.

Can I book a teleconsultation?

Yes, teleconsultations are available when the concern is suitable for remote assessment.

Can blood tests be done at the practice?

Yes, on-site blood collection is available when blood tests are required.

Are medical aids accepted?

Yes. Medical aids are accepted for GP consultations.

Is there parking?

Yes. There is convenient on-site parking, including accessible parking.

What if I need emergency care?

Life-threatening symptoms require urgent emergency assessment rather than waiting for a routine GP appointment.

Appointments

Ready to book?

Contact the Bryanston practice for an in-person or teleconsultation.

Patient enquiry

Still have a practical question?

Use the form for appointment, parking, medical-aid, teleconsultation, blood-collection or general practice queries.

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