Addresses & contact details:

• Stiffkey Old Hall, Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk NR23 1QJ
  Tel: 01328 830161
  Open on Mondays.

• Deoora Clinic, Suite 10 (Fourth Floor),
  103-105 Harley St, London W1G 6AJ
  Tel 020 7487 4568
  Open on Thursdays.

• E-mail: clinic@wynne-simmons.com
  

How many consultations will I need?
Unfortunately, there is no definite answer to this question. Sometimes an immediate improvement can be achieved, but on other occasions a series of consultations will be required. One rule of thumb - very approximate, as with all such rules - is that, for every year you have suffered from a particular complaint, allow a month of treatment. Often, there will be a number of possible remedies, and it is also possible that a number of conditions may be inter-related and may need to be resolved one-by-one. Sometimes, the doctor will try a number of remedies with no noticeable effect, and then - eureka! the right key is found, and a dramatic improvement can be seen. Sometimes, of course, no improvement can be achieved, as is true of any form of medicine.

Do I need a consultation at all?
Probably, except for simple first aid, and the malaria and dengue prophylactics.

Charges:
Please check for current consultation fees. Payment is accepted by cash, UK cheque, or sterling bank draft, but not by credit card. Cheques and bank drafts should be made payable to Dr Anne Wynne-Simmons.

Can I claim on my health insurance?
Dr Wynne-Simmons is recognised by BUPA, PPP and most other medical insurers, but different insurance schemes vary in their level of coverage. Please check with your insurer. There will be no charge for endorsing a claim form at the time of consultation, but a small administrative charge will be made for handling paperwork subsequently.

Homoeopathic medicines & prophylactics:
Most medicines for attending patients can be prepared by the clinic. Re-orders may be obtained from the clinic, or from Ainsworths Homoeopathic Pharmacy. Certain simple remedies and prophylactics (eg preventive tablets for malaria and dengue) may be ordered without the need for a consultation. Remedies are sent by first-class post or airmail, unless other arrangements are requested. Certain countries may not permit the receipt of tablets by mail, although remedies have been sent to many countries without any difficulty being experienced. All medicines are clearly labelled.

Correspondence
The clinic cannot undertake to answer telephone queries or e-mails, except for existing clients and for mail order of remedies.