Is Cardiology, syncope and electrophysiology clinics (King's College Hospital NHS FT) a POTS and dysautonomia clinic in London?
Yes. Cardiology, syncope and electrophysiology clinics (King's College Hospital NHS FT) is a clinic or hospital service in London, Greater London, United Kingdom, listed for POTS and dysautonomia.
It offers assessment and medication management. Access is by referral from a GP or family doctor. The service is publicly funded.
- Type
- Clinic
- Conditions
- POTS and dysautonomia
- Services
- Assessment and medication management
- How to access
- Referral from a gp or family doctor
- Funding
- Publicly funded
- Address
- Suite 6, First Floor, Golden Jubilee Wing, King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill, SE5 9RS London, Greater London
- Phone
- 020 3299 4480
- Website
- kch.nhs.uk/services/services-a-to-z/cardiology
- On Google Maps
- Open the institution that runs it
- Listed by
- PoTS UK clinics list
- Last checked
- October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website
Good to know
- PoTS UK lists Dr Nicholas Gall's neurocardiology clinic here (PoTS, IST, syncope).
- Department page names syncope.
- PoTS clinic referrals must come from a local cardiologist.
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