Contact Dr Monde Mzoto
Getting in touch is the first step toward having an ear, nose or throat concern properly assessed. Dr Monde Mzoto consults at Netcare Linmed Hospital in Benoni, seeing both adult and paediatric patients from across the East Rand.
Please bring your ID, medical aid details and any relevant referral letter, previous test results or scans to your first appointment. This helps make the most of the consultation time. A referral from a general practitioner is not always required, but where one is available, it is useful to bring along, particularly for a specific or ongoing concern rather than a general check-up.
If your child is the patient, it helps to bring along a brief history of the symptoms, including how long they have been going on and whether they come and go or are constant. For hearing-related concerns, any previous hearing test results or audiograms are useful to bring to the consultation.
For questions about medical aid coverage for a specific procedure, it is best to confirm directly with your medical aid provider ahead of time, as this varies between schemes and plans. The practice can provide the relevant procedure codes on request to help with this.
The practice is based at Netcare Linmed Hospital in Rynfield, Benoni, and is accessible from across Benoni and the wider East Rand, including surrounding areas such as Boksburg, Kempton Park and Springs. Dr Mzoto consults from Room 18 at the hospital, and appointments are arranged telephonically. Please call or email the practice using the details below to arrange an appointment or to ask any questions before your visit.
What Happens After You Get In Touch?
Once contact has been made, an appointment is scheduled at a time that works for you at Netcare Linmed Hospital. New patients are generally asked a few questions ahead of the appointment to understand the reason for the visit and to make sure enough time is set aside, particularly where a procedure such as a hearing test or nasendoscopy is likely to be needed on the same day.
If the concern turns out to need surgery or a procedure at the hospital, this is discussed and arranged as a separate step once the assessment is complete, with plenty of opportunity to ask questions before agreeing to go ahead. Follow-up appointments are scheduled as needed to check on progress or recovery.
If you are unsure whether your concern needs a specialist appointment at all, it is generally fine to get in touch and ask. A brief description of the symptom is usually enough to advise on whether an assessment is the right next step, or whether it makes sense to monitor things a little longer first.