How to book an appointment

Mr Cass is currently primarily based at The Montefiore Hospital in Hove.

If you would like to arrange an appointment, please complete a registration form: Patient Registration Form

Mr Cass can usually offer routine clinic appointments within 3 weeks. His clinics run on Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays.

In clinically urgent situations, we will always endeavour to see you promptly whenever possible.

Please contact the office in the following ways:

The easiest way of booking an appointment or making an enquiry is by completing a registration form here: Patient Registration Form or contact us by EMAIL:

You can email the office at:

michael.cass@springgroup.org

BY TELEPHONE:

To book an appointment with Mr Cass you can call the office Monday to Friday on 01273 828098

Outside of working hours you will be given the opportunity to leave a message and we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as we can however we always recommend email as the first option as these are picked up almost continuously!

The Montefiore Hospital
2 Montefiore Road
Hove
BN3 1RD

The Montefiore has plenty of metered parking bays on the roads surrounding. it is also close to Hove and Brighton train stations, both about a 15min walk. It is also well serviced by Brighton Buses being on the no.7 route which runs every 8 minutes.

Funny that you can meet someone for 30 minutes and then put your life in their hands! Friends asked before my L4/L5 microdisectomy last week whether I was worried. Having made the decision to have the operation, there was no point in being worried, as I had to assume you know what you’re doing.

Thank you for applying your skill and experience to my disc. The result is like walking into a darkened room and turning on a spotlight. From immense pain and discomfort, gradually increasing over the weeks since the beginning of March, and walking with the aid of my step-father’s stick, to NO pain. Night and Day; Chalk and Cheese!! Brilliant!

Richard

I had a bad back for years, and eventually went to the doctors after a second occurrence of sciatica symptoms which lasted for over 3 months, giving me terrible pain. The MRI actually showed an underlying issue of degenerative disease in the L4/L5 disc .

I saw Mr Cass who gave me the option of either a disc replacement or a fusion. After considering both options I went for a disc replacement – and haven’t looked back since! Staff were amazing, answered any questions I had and made me feel included and informed throughout. The surgery itself went well. I had been told that I would probably be up taking a few steps the same day – I wasn’t convinced! Low and behold – that evening I was walking (or should I say shuffling) around the hospital, and able to do a few stairs. The pain was more than manageable and I was home within a couple of days.

Recovery was very easy too. Despite what I had been told, I imagined I’d be bed-ridden and in a lot of pain and would need a lot of help to do the simple things. But no – within a few days I was out walking the dogs, able to get around the house, and do most things that I did before. I kept up with basic painkillers but can honestly say, to my amazement, that there was virtually no pain – neither in my back nor from the wound on my tummy.

Over 6 months on I have never looked back. I ride my horse and will be out competing again this year. I’ve been on two skiing holidays and can do whatever I like. It took me a while to realise certain movements wouldn’t hurt, and it made me realise how much I’d learned to live with pain that I didn’t realise I had, and had changed the way I did things or moved.

Thanks to Mr Cass and his team I now feel ‘normal’ again!!

Claire H