Dr Andrew Scott
Sleep Medicine in Auchenflower, Queensland (Australia). Listing compiled from public sources — verify contact details and availability with the practice.
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About Dr Andrew Scott
The directory entry for Dr Andrew Scott is filed under sleep medicine and located in Auchenflower, Queensland, Australia. The directory records 24 Chasely Street as the practice address. Its listed postcode is 4066.
The record carries no credential, residency or fellowship information, and telehealth is not flagged. Source data for the listing comes from yellowpages.com.au.
Ask the practice whether you need a referral from a GP before the first appointment. Find out whether a deposit is required before an appointment is held. Ask how the study is arranged, how long the wait is for a test date, and when the results are discussed. Find out whether the practice runs a structured sleep programme and how many sessions it involves. Ask what to bring: a medication list, any referral letter, a sleep diary, and results from earlier studies. Ask whether appointment confirmations and any forms can be sent before the visit. Confirm the cancellation policy, since missed-appointment fees differ between clinics. Details on this page come from public records and can change, so confirm them with the practice before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment with Dr Andrew Scott?
Appointments are arranged by the practice itself — call 07 3876 8405 and confirm the details rather than relying on the listing. More detail may be listed at www.thoracicandsleep.com.au.
Where is Dr Andrew Scott located?
Its listing address is 24 Chasely Street, Auchenflower, Queensland 4066, Australia. The map marker corresponds to the listed address. Ask for directions when you call, particularly if the practice is part of a larger site.