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London Liver Centre

Advanced Liver Imaging

London Liver Centre

Liver care with Dr. Paul Marotta, hepatologist. Book a visit, or call the office.

Dr. Paul Marotta, Director of Advanced Liver Imaging, performing a liver ultrasound

Patient information

New patients

How to become a patient

Appointments with Dr. Marotta follow a referral from your family doctor or nurse practitioner.

  1. Referral from your doctor

    Download the referral form and send it to your family doctor or nurse practitioner. They complete the form and send it to the clinic.

    Referral form (PDF)
  2. Liver imaging

    Your family doctor arranges the liver imaging requested on the referral. The date and location are provided by your doctor's office or the imaging facility.

  3. Book your results review

    Once your imaging is complete, book a call with Dr. Marotta to review your results and plan your care.

    Family members may book for a current patient.

    Book your results review

Please have ready

Your Ontario health card, a list of your current medications, and any recent blood work or imaging reports.

Dietitian consultation

Nutrition counselling for liver health, including fatty liver disease. Booked as a separate appointment.

Book with the dietitian

Your specialist

Dr. Paul Marotta

Hepatologist. Consultation and ongoing care at the London and Waterloo clinics.

  • Academic hepatologist for more than 20 years
  • Trained at Mayo Clinic
  • Led liver transplantation at London Health Sciences Centre
  • Former president of the Canadian Liver Transplant Network
About the clinic

For family doctors

Send referrals by fax

One fax and one phone number serve London and Waterloo. Please write the patient’s preferred clinic on the form. Referrals are accepted by fax only. This office does not accept email or Ocean eReferral.

Download the referral form (PDF)
Fax
(519) 873-1715
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Schedule an appointment

Are you a new patient or a current patient?

Family members may book for a current patient.

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