Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dr Cherise Hattingh?
Specialist orthopaedic surgeon Dr Cherise Hattingh operates from a private practice at Centurion’s Netcare Unitas Hospital. Focused on the musculoskeletal system, which encompasses bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons, Dr Cherise Hattingh is dedicated to diagnosing and treating diseases, as well as halting their progression. With a wealth of experience, she has successfully performed numerous operations utilizing various procedures to achieve optimal outcomes and possesses a profound understanding of the human body.
What does an orthopaedic surgeon do?
An orthopaedic surgeon, such as Dr Cherise Hattingh, is a licensed healthcare professional specializing in studying, diagnosing, and treating diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system.
When should you see an orthopaedic surgeon?
Consider scheduling an appointment with Dr Cherise Hattingh if you encounter any pain, limitations in functionality, or issues within your musculoskeletal system or when you are noticing a deformity.
What services does Dr Cherise Hattingh offer?
Dr Cherise Hattingh provides a range of services, including but not limited to:
Paediatric orthopaedic reconstruction
Adult trauma and limb reconstruction
Paediatric trauma
How do I make an appointment?
Feel free to reach out to Dr Cherise Hattingh ‘s welcoming and helpful receptionists to schedule an appointment.
Do I need a referral?
Please note that some medical aid plans may require a referral from a general practitioner before seeing a specialist.
No referral is necessary. When contacting us for an appointment, we may inquire about the reason or complaint to ensure efficient use of the patient’s time, as Dr Cherise Hattingh may not treat certain conditions (such as spinal pathology).
Do we accept medical aid?
Yes.
What medical aids do we accept?
We accept all medical aids, but all medical aids differ so we have our own billing policy. For any questions about the details, please contact us.
How long is a consultation with Dr Cherise Hattingh?
For new patients, consultations typically last 40-60 minutes, while follow-up consultations are generally 15-20 minutes. If you require a more extended consultation, please inform reception when making your appointment.
We strive to make the appointment as long as is needed, so the length of appointments vary according to your specific needs.
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