Neurology
Neurology Outpatients
0300 422 8449
Central Booking Office
0300 422 6877
We aim to provide a patient-centred service to those with acute and chronic neurological illness, in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
The team consists of medical, nursing and support staff, based at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital with outreach where possible to the entire Gloucestershire community.
Brain injury
Brain injury patients are managed by the Gloucestershire Hospitals brain injury team. When appropriate, patients are transferred to ward 6A, under the medical supervision of a consultant neurologist.
Find out more about the brain injury service.
We have general and sub-specialty outpatient clinics at Cheltenham General and Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals, a specialist inpatient ward (ward 6a at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital) and can offer advice to local hospitals and GPs between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.
Neurophysiology department
The neurophysiology department is located in outpatient therapies in Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
The department can carry out and report on a wide range of neurophysiological tests (please see Guidance on Neurophysiological Tests).
Contact the department on 0300 422 6818.
Neurology Specialist Practitioner service
Our Neurology Specialist Practitioner Service provides expert support and care for people living with neurological conditions.
They work closely with patients, families and caregivers to help manage symptoms, improve quality of life and offer guidance in line with national guidelines.
22 May 2026
Due to temporary staffing shortages within our Neurology Specialist Practitioner Team, we are currently operating with reduced capacity. This means there will be fewer clinic appointments and home visits available for a short period.
- This affects patients with Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neurone Disease and Parkinson’s disease only.
We appreciate your patience during this time. It may take longer than usual for us to respond to phone calls and emails.
Once the team returns to full capacity, services will resume as normal and appointment letters will be sent by the administrative team. We are hoping that this will be resolved in the next 3 months.