PRIVATE GALLBLADDER SURGERY APPOINTMENTS IN CAMBRIDGE
Book an appointment with Mr Siong-Seng Liau
Private gallbladder surgery patients in Cambridge and beyond can access expert care with Mr Siong-Seng Liau at Spire Cambridge Lea and Nuffield Hospitals. Whether you are ready to schedule a consultation or just seeking guidance, please start by contacting Mr Liau’s private secretary. You can also submit referrals, or book directly through our partner hospitals.
Contact & appointments
Booking an appointment – is a GP referral needed?
You do not need a GP referral to book an appointment with Mr. Liau. However, Mr Liau would encourage you to get one as this will ensure he has access to important information such as your past medical history and previous test results at the time of your appointment. That said, if you have private medical insurance, your insurer may require a referral from your GP before approving any consultations or treatments (please check with your insurer before booking).
GP referral by Post/Email
You can ask your GP to write to me directly. If your GP would like to send a referral directly, please ask them to address it to:
Mr Siong Seng Liau
They can send this via email or by post to the appropriate hospital listed below:
Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital
30 New Road, Impington, Cambridge CB24 9EL
Email: cambridgeleahospoutpatient@spirehealthcare.com
Nuffield Cambridge Hospital
4 Trumpington Road, Cambridge CB2 8AF
Email: Cambridge.Clinics@nuffieldhealth.com
How to book an appointment
You may book an appointment in any of the following ways:
Contact Mr Liau’s private secretary
Michele Hewlett – Practice Manager & Secretary
- Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm
Although my private practice is based in Cambridge, all appointments and enquiries are managed seamlessly by my secretary who works remotely from Hampshire.
Book directly through the hospitals
You may also book through either of the hospitals where Mr Liau consults:
Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital
Please note:
The email address secretary@siongsengliau.co.uk is not monitored 24/7.
For any urgent clinical concerns, please contact the hospital where you received treatment.
If you require emergency medical care, please attend your local A&E department.