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Submit the tests and reports requested during your appointment.

Send medical documents to your doctor

If you have already attended an appointment, you can send the requested tests and reports directly to your doctor using the email addresses below, without contacting reception first. By sending your documents, you confirm that you have read and accept the submission guidelines and limitations of this email channel described on this page.

For Dr Alberto Lanfernini

To contact Dr Annalisa Moscariello directly

Protecting your personal data

Before submitting documents, please read the privacy notice. Read the privacy notice .

Check the recipient’s email address carefully and send only the documents needed for your care. Do not include diagnoses, symptoms, treatments or test results in the email subject line.

Ordinary email does not, in itself, guarantee end-to-end encryption. For additional protection, you may use encrypted PDFs protected with a document-opening password and share the password through a channel other than email, if one is available at the practice. Do not include the password in the same email. Alternatively, you may deliver paper copies to the practice.

How to submit your documents

  • Subject: use neutral wording, such as “Documents for Dr Lanfernini” or “Documents for Dr Moscariello”.
  • Message: include the patient’s first name and surname and the date of the appointment to which the documents relate.
  • Attachments: send complete, legible copies of the requested tests and reports, preferably in PDF format. Avoid unrelated documents.
  • Contact details: include a telephone number where you can be reached if necessary.

Review of your documents

These email addresses are intended for submitting tests and reports requested within an existing doctor–patient care relationship. The doctor may review the documents in the context of your care; further assessment or a follow-up appointment may be recommended where necessary.

Immediate review of messages and a reply within a specified timeframe are not guaranteed. Sending an email, its delivery or an acknowledgement of receipt does not mean that the documents have been clinically assessed. A lack of reply must not be interpreted as confirmation that test results are normal or as advice to continue, stop or change treatment.

If a timeframe for reviewing your tests or making a subsequent clinical decision was agreed during your appointment and you have not received a response within that timeframe, contact the practice using its other available contact details. Sending an email alone does not confirm that your request has been dealt with.

Do not start, stop or change treatment on your own because you have sent documents or have not received a reply. Any treatment advice must come explicitly from your doctor. Submitting reports does not replace an appointment when one is needed.

Personal data and medical documents received will be processed for the purposes and in the manner described in the applicable privacy notice. Documents may be incorporated into medical records where relevant to your care.

Read the privacy notice