What documentation is needed for sensation loss treatment?
For NHS or insurance-funded treatment, a clinical diagnosis and documentation from a GP or specialist are typically required. This may include symptom history, examination findings, and referral letters.
Detailed Medical Explanation
Most NHS or insurance claims require a letter from your GP or consultant outlining the medical history, examination results, diagnosis, and the need for specific therapy. Keep a symptom diary and previous test results, if available. Additional documentation may be needed for advanced or private treatments. NHS: Using the NHS.
Clinical Context
Always check with your provider or insurer for specific requirements—comprehensive medical notes speed up the approval process.
Evidence-Based Approaches
NHS and NICE emphasise the need for clear clinical evidence for treatment funding (NICE CKS).