See the full patient journey before you choose your appointment.
Walk in knowing exactly what happens next.
Your €39 New Patient Experience is a clear, two-visit journey: first understand and assess the problem, then review the findings and decide what makes sense next.
Prepare. Understand. Decide with confidence.
The patient journey does not need to feel mysterious. Move through the stages and see what each one is designed to accomplish.
Complete your forms, gather relevant records and think about what you want to get back to.
Why this matters: You should never have to wonder what is happening, why it matters or what comes next.
Prepare For Your VisitUnderstand what happens and why.
Recommendations before commitment.
Two visits. One clearer picture.
You should never have to wonder what happens behind the treatment-room door. Here is the sequence—from choosing your time to understanding the findings and deciding what makes sense next.
Before you arrive
Choose the appointment that suits you and give the clinic enough context to prepare for the conversation.
- Book directly through the live calendar
- Complete the requested patient details
- Bring relevant reports or medication information
- Wear clothing that allows comfortable movement
Visit One: listen & assess
Dr. Eric starts with your story, then examines the movement and findings most relevant to the concern.
- Consultation and health history
- Relevant orthopaedic and neurological checks
- Movement, posture and functional assessment
- Digital posture scans—no routine X-rays
Visit Two: findings & plan
The information is connected into plain language so you can understand what was found and what is recommended.
- Doctor’s report of findings
- Personalised recommendations
- Questions, options and expected next steps
- Care may begin when appropriate
A deliberately accessible starting point for understanding the problem before making a larger decision.
More than an appointment. A clearer next move.
Clarity is part of the care.
The visit is not complete merely because tests were performed. You should understand the thinking, the options and the next decision.
Your story captured
What changed, what affects it, what you have tried and what you want to return to.
The pattern examined
Relevant movement, posture, neurological and orthopaedic findings considered together.
Plain-language findings
No demand that you accept a recommendation you do not understand.
A sensible next move
Care, modification, referral, further assessment or another route when appropriate.
Arrive prepared. Not rehearsed.
You do not need the perfect explanation or a self-diagnosis. A few useful details make the conversation faster and clearer.
Open The Live CalendarNotice the timeline
When it started, whether it was sudden or gradual and what has changed since.
Name the real-life effect
Sleep, sitting, work, lifting, walking, sport or another activity that now feels different.
Bring useful context
Relevant reports, medication details or previous care information—when available.
Bring your questions
Suitability, options, timing, cost and expected progress all belong in the conversation.
Practical questions. Clear answers.
Will I be adjusted on the first visit?
Not automatically. The first priority is understanding the concern and completing the assessment properly. Care begins only when appropriate.
Are X-rays included?
No routine X-rays are included. GCC uses digital posture scans as one visual layer within the broader clinical assessment.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move is helpful. The clinic can guide you if a specific examination requires anything different.
Do I have to commit to ongoing care?
No. The findings and recommendations should be explained first. You decide what fits your goals and circumstances.
What happens at the second visit?
Dr. Eric reviews the findings, explains what they may mean, answers questions and discusses personalised recommendations. Care may begin when appropriate.
When should I seek urgent medical care?
Major trauma, rapidly changing symptoms, progressive weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, confusion, chest pain or another alarming symptom needs prompt medical assessment.

20+ years of experience—and the time to understand your full picture.
Dr. Eric Kelly takes the time to hear what is happening, assess how you move and explain what he finds in plain language.
Your first visit is designed to replace guesswork with a clear understanding of the problem, the findings and what Dr. Kelly recommends next.
Real experiences. Real words. Real confidence.
Read what patients say about the welcome, the explanation, the thoroughness and the care.
Find us at Eastcliffe House, Glanmire.
Conveniently located at Eastcliffe House for patients from Glanmire, Sallybrook, Glyntown, Little Island, Cork City and the surrounding area. Open directions before your visit.
Glanmire, Co. Cork T45 PY95
Afternoon: 2:15 PM–5:00 PM
Friday: Closed
You deserve to feel better in your body.
Book your €39 visit with Dr. Eric Kelly. Tell him what is happening, complete a thorough examination, review the findings and decide what care makes sense for you.