Dr. Stavros Alevrogiannis
From Stylida to the Lamia service point
Residents of Stylida can organize an orthopedic visit with Dr. Stavros Alevrogiannis at the Lamia service point, at 27 Patroklou. The page gathers everything needed for planning and transportation, with an emphasis on the assessment of knee and hip problems.

First confirmation in Lamia, then the move
If starting from Stylida, call 22310 20051 or 6944 998694 before arranging the visit. Mention that you are coming from another town and ask for the arrival time, address and anything needed for the appointment. This conversation is especially useful when a relative is arranging transport or the visit must be combined with other commitments.
Map from Stylida to 27 Patroklou Street
The route link uses Stylida as the starting point and the Lamia location as the destination. You can change the starting point and check current transport options. Allow time to reach the practice entrance too. If traveling with a companion, confirm where they will drop you off and how to arrange the return after the visit.
Making the most of a visit from another town
When contacting us, explain the main reason for traveling so that you can learn what to gather before leaving. You can read about arthroplasty or arthroscopy and note the questions relevant to your request. When planning travel by bus, consult the official KTEL Fthiotida information for current services and your return journey.
Preparing for a visit from another town
Ask in advance which previous findings to bring so that you can gather them before setting out. If the appointment is a follow-up, clarify this during the call and note any questions from the previous meeting. Contact the secretary about any change in timing or ability to travel. This appointment location is in Lamia, not in Stylida itself.
Making the journey to Lamia part of your preparation
When leaving Stylida for an orthopaedic consultation, the booking and transport arrangements need to fit together. The meeting location for Dr. Stavros Alevrogiannis is 27 Patroklou Street, Lamia. Begin with confirmation of your personal appointment, then organise how to reach that particular address. This guide focuses on visiting from another town: communication, collecting information, choosing transport and returning home. It does not present an office within Stylida or specify fixed transport schedules or journey times. Your final plan should reflect the actual day of travel, the starting point and the practical needs of everyone involved in the journey.
Mention your departure town when booking
Call 22310 20051 or 6944 998694 and explain that you will come from Stylida for a consultation in Lamia. If travel depends on a particular companion or transport option, mention this during scheduling. Request the confirmed day and time before making other arrangements. Identifying your departure town supports practical communication without providing a guarantee of examination duration. Check which information concerns arrival and which concerns the appointment itself. If a relative makes the call, ensure you also have the final details recorded. Keep the correct telephone number available to the person who will travel, rather than only to the person who booked.
The journey has more than one stage
A bus journey is not complete simply because you have reached the destination town. Consider access to the boarding point, the journey to Lamia and the final section to 27 Patroklou Street. If another form of transport is needed, decide how to arrange it and keep the full address accessible. The distance from a station or stop to the office cannot be replaced by a general estimate for Stylida to Lamia. Assess what is practical for you and your companion, especially where waiting or walking is difficult. A plan that accounts for each stage is more useful than considering only the main intercity section.
Check the official transport information
For a bus option, use the official KTEL Fthiotidos information. Look for details relevant to your day and confirm boarding arrangements where necessary. Avoid relying on an old screenshot or a timetable forwarded from a previous period. Current operation, service days and possible changes should be checked with the transport provider. If the return time is critical, investigate it before finalising the whole plan. The doctor’s website provides the consultation destination, while the transport operator is the appropriate source for journey information. Check that everyone helping with travel refers to the same current information rather than different saved versions.
If a relative will drive you
Set your actual starting point in Stylida and the precise Lamia destination. Discuss whether the driver will remain or return later to collect you. This text does not confirm a drop-off arrangement or parking availability. Ask about access to the entrance and retain the office telephone number for practical clarification. If someone different will take you home, give them the final meeting details. This helps avoid confusion between the consultation address and a loosely agreed collection point elsewhere in the town. Make sure the person taking responsibility for the return knows how they will receive an update when you are ready to coordinate.
Have the folder ready before departure
Collecting earlier information is particularly useful when a consultation requires travel outside your own town. Ask in advance what to bring and gather the requested documents in one place. If someone else holds part of the material, arrange its delivery before the appointment day. For digital records, ask about a suitable format and check that you can open them. Preparation concerns existing information; it does not mean booking new investigations independently. Before boarding transport, check that the folder is actually with you. Where a companion is carrying it, make sure it follows the person attending the consultation rather than remaining with a driver who leaves.
A clear description of why you are requesting a visit
When making contact, briefly explain whether the concern relates to a knee, hip or an issue after earlier surgery. You do not need scientific terminology to request an appointment. Write down the questions you wish to discuss so you do not have to remember everything after travelling. If you have read a website page, note which term raised a question. Your own description is a useful starting point for discussion. Booking and travel precede individual assessment and do not require you to have decided on a diagnosis or particular treatment. The consultation gives those questions an appropriate personal setting.
Reading about knees and hips before travelling
The information about knee and hip replacement can help organise questions for an initial meeting or a previously replaced joint. The arthroscopy section covers a different topic. Read according to your question without assuming the presentations automatically describe your next step. Retain a link or section title that you would like explained. There is no need to carry numerous internet printouts instead of the personal earlier records requested for the visit. A short reading list and your own questions can be kept separately from the documents relating directly to your previous care.
Earlier operations and available documents
If discussion concerns an operated joint, mention this when booking and ask about the older record. Note where documents are stored if they are not at home. Where a technical detail is unknown, it is better to say it is missing than to supply a possible answer. Information on revision replacement is included in the main service presentation. For the journey from Stylida, the practical objective is to bring the material agreed so discussion can relate to your actual previous course. Locating records beforehand also avoids placing the responsibility on a companion to retrieve important information while the appointment is already taking place.
Consultation costs and travel expenses
Request cost information for the particular Lamia meeting before organising the remaining plan. Keep transport and any companion expenses separate from the service you are asking about. A possible future procedure needs a different cost discussion if it becomes relevant. Where insurance applies, contact the appropriate organisation about the particular service. This page does not give a fixed operation price or add assumed travel costs. The purpose is to understand which information has been confirmed and which still needs a personal enquiry. Keep any confirmed administrative details with the booking so that estimates from unrelated services do not become confused with your appointment.
Avoid depending tightly on the last available transport
When returning depends on a set departure, check the available options and leave some flexibility in your plan. This page cannot guarantee that an examination will finish in time for a particular service. If there is no practical alternative transport, explain that need when booking so scheduling can be discussed. Avoid adding commitments based only on a map calculation. Returning to Stylida is a separate stage and deserves the same attention as arriving at Patroklou Street. Consider who you would contact if a practical change affected the journey, and keep the appropriate provider’s information accessible for that possibility.
If travel arrangements change before the visit
An unavailable driver, changed service or another practical obstacle may require a new arrangement. Call when you know the agreed appointment is affected and ask about your own booking. A revised date needs to reach everyone participating in the journey. Check any tickets or other arrangements with the relevant provider under its own terms. Notifying the office and adjusting a travel plan are two different actions; one does not automatically notify the other. Keep the final consultation arrangement clear before making further changes so the journey continues to correspond to the day and destination that have actually been agreed.
Continuing communication after returning home
If a further meeting or another contact is agreed, retain its details before arranging another journey. Ask which contact method to use for a practical request and how follow-up is confirmed. Do not assume every subsequent stage takes place in the same city without discussing it. The article about walking after joint replacement is available for reading and collecting questions. Personal follow-up is organised around what is agreed with the doctor. The journey from Stylida can be taken into account in administrative discussions. Keep those agreed next steps distinct from general information you have read about other people’s arrangements.
Keep essential information available offline
If you use a telephone for maps and booking details, retain the address and number in a form you can find without searching online. This might be a short note with the folder or a saved personal file. Keep the final confirmed arrangement rather than several older versions of the conversation. If travelling with a companion, check that they know where these details are held. A practical difficulty with a device should not leave you without the destination or the appropriate contact number during the journey. The note only needs the information useful for travel and booking coordination.
A practical check before leaving Stylida
- A confirmed Lamia appointment with the arrival time recorded.
- The destination at 27 Patroklou Street, with entrance information where needed.
- The requested folder and access to any relevant digital records.
- Current transport provider information or an agreement with the driver.
- A separate return plan and coordination with the companion.
Personal contact is the next step
Use the contact details to request a Lamia consultation, explaining that you will travel from Stylida. Confirm the day and location before completing transport arrangements. Keep your questions with the requested information so preparation for the journey supports a useful personal meeting. Share the practical booking details with anyone helping you, while retaining your own questions and documents for the discussion. Clear confirmation of the destination, outward journey and return helps connect the travel plan with the actual appointment.
To arrange your appointment in Lamia
Which town should I specify when calling from Stylida?
Ask for an appointment at the Lamia location and mention that you will be traveling from Stylida. The booking will then concern the correct destination, 27 Patroklou Street.
Where can I check KTEL bus services for my journey?
Official KTEL Fthiotida information lists the connections between Stylida and Lamia. Check the day, boarding point and return for your own journey before planning the appointment around a specific service.
Can I organize my previous findings before traveling?
Ask in advance which information the doctor has requested for the examination. Gather it before leaving Stylida so that it is available at the meeting in Lamia.