Clinical focus

Dr Granot is a consultant neurologist with a long-standing interest in autonomic disease, small fibre neuropathy, dysautonomia, and orthostatic intolerance. He runs the autonomic testing service at Autonomics Australia and sees patients across the spectrum of autonomic disorders — from young patients with POTS, to people with diabetic autonomic neuropathy, to patients with synucleinopathies where autonomic involvement supports the diagnosis.

Training & credentials

Dr Granot completed his Australian Fellowship in Neurology (FRACP) and undertook subspecialty fellowship training in clinical neurophysiology. He is the founder of East Neurology and works across the spectrum of neurological diagnostics — including EEG, nerve conduction studies, EMG, and autonomic testing. He is approved by the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) and Personal Injury Commission (PIC), enabling him to provide independent medical examinations and medicolegal reports.

Where to find more

Dr Granot's full profile page lives at the hub site: eastneurology.com.au/dr-ron-granot. The same page lists media appearances, areas of practice, and direct contact pathways.

Clinical focus

Dr Kaplan is a consultant cardiologist with a particular interest in autonomic medicine. He is a partner in Autonomics Australia and contributes cardiology expertise to the interpretation of the cardiovascular components of autonomic testing — especially active stand and beat-to-beat haemodynamic patterns, and the cardiac autonomic features of POTS, orthostatic hypotension, and dysautonomia.

Training & credentials

Dr Kaplan completed his Australian Fellowship in Cardiology (FRACP). His interest in autonomic medicine sits at the interface between cardiology and neurology — the disciplines most central to autonomic disease.