FAQ
1What should I wear to my first consultation?
Wear something you feel comfortable in, but at the same time, be sure to expose the area that needs to be examined, such as the knee and shoulder. A vest and shorts are ideal, depending on your comfort.
2Wear something you feel comfortable in, but at the same time, be sure to expose the area that needs to be examined, such as the knee and shoulder. A vest and shorts are ideal, depending on your comfort.
Typically, most first-time consultations last half an hour.
3Will I be billed according to my medical aid?
Dr du Toit charges private rates but is contracted with most medical aids
4What payments do you accept?
We accept cash, MasterCard, VISA and EFT.
5Do you have to take X-rays?
X-rays may need to be done in some severe instances, such as in the event of a fracture. If you have proof of an X-ray, you should bring these details with you at your first consultation.
6Will my medical aid cover the cost of an X-ray?
Most medical aid plans cover basic radiology services. However, you should contact your medical aid to see if they cover this specialisation
7Should I see my family doctor before undergoing an orthopaedic procedure?
You should see a physician if you suffer from a medical condition and need joint replacement surgery