Private GP London – GP Services at Our Clinic in Harley Street

An unrestricted consultation with the doctor, no need to complete a medical history questionnaire and no need to book your appointment, simply walk in and see the GP today.

We are open 7 days a week, till late on weekdays and half day weekends. We offer Walk-in, Same day doctor and advanced booking appointments.

Our prices start from £85 for a consultation and £100 for a Walk-in Clinic appointment.

Health Insurance coverage is accepted in specialist referral cases and very few Private GP consultations are covered by your insurer. We advise you to check with your insurer if blood tests or referrals are covered.

It is quite difficult to visit a GP on the same day. According to the studies, it has been found that it is not going to be that easy. As per the professionals representing GPs in the UK, it has been recently discovered that 40% of GPs wish to quit their job within the next few years. On the other hand, 25% of doctors who want to stay have said that the working hours should be reduced.

It is important to choose the right private GP in London since he will give you access to different healthcare treatments for various medical illness. This way, you can pay for the services that you receive. Private health services cover different things that including scheduling an appointment with the doctor, psychological and physiotherapy services.

According to the NHS, these services are provided according to your convenient time. Other than surgery hours, you can call at the GP practice, however, you will be directed for out-of-hours service. The timing for out-of-hours usually begins from 6.30 pm to 8.00 am for the weekdays and throughout the day for weekends as well as bank holidays.

Not actually. You can avail the private treatment from your consultant without the reference by a GP. According to the British Medical Association or (BMA), it is considered to be the suitable practice for the ones who are referred to perform certain treatments by the GP. This is because they are aware ofabout your medical record and can suggest if you need a referral.

If you want to go to a private specialist, then you are advised to get the referral from your GP. The GPs usually do not charge to their NHS patients for making the private reference.

You can get both private as well as NHS care at the same time. So, if you are already receiving private and NHS care, your private as well as NHS treatment may be supervised by a particular healthcare team. You should not combine together different parts of the same treatment between private and NHS care.

At first, you will have to go your primary care physician who will assess your concern before making a referral to the specialist. After this, you need to verify the referral information and your insurance policy. Thus, fix your appointment with the specialist.

A consultation usually takes 15 to 20 minutes in normal cases. If you have a more complex or long standing issue it may take longer.

Please call the pratice as soon as you find you may not be able to attend your appointment. You may be able to reschedule on the same day, otherwise the appointment can be made for another date.

Yes, the booking can be made with the person’s name and contact information. Any further information will be taken upon arrival.

Yes, we treat people of all ages and can provide referrals to a paediatrician if more than a private GP consultation is required.

Your GP will tell you if you need to visit a specialist and pay for it privately. In such a situation, he will write a referral letter to the private consultant and explain about your health condition as well as medical history.

Legally, you do not need any documents to register with a GP. Some private GP practices may ask for your NHS card and proof of address (usually 1 or 2 bills with your name on it) in order to prove that you live in the area.

A private GP is a general practitioner that works on private basis and does not directly work with the national health service.

Typically, it is a good idea to go to your general practitioner at first for them to analyse the health concern and then they can refer you to a private clinic with an thorough explanation of your health problem.

Yes they certainly can. Depending on your issue, we do recommend that you stick with the same private doctor because they better know your concerns and that would typically speed up your treatment and reduce any chances of potential delay in treatment.

If your GP decides that you need to see a specialist, you can request to have treatment from a list of private hospitals or clinics like the Medical Express Clinic in London. You will only pay for extra personal items, just as you would in any NHS hospital.

Yes, some experienced NHS doctors work in private clinics on private basis alongside their NHS work.

Yes, a GP is a doctor. General Practitioners do not specialise in one particular field, hence the name.

A general practitioner, also known as a GP, may not have specialization in a specific area of medicine. In general, a GP offers complete health care that includes immunizations, physical assessments and evaluate as well as treat different conditions such as injuries and illnesses.

For a General practitioner, you have to do your 5-year degree, 2 foundation years, and then 3 years vocational training before you become fully qualified. For a hospital doctor you have to do your 5-year degree, 2 foundation years, then probably around 5 years training depending on your area of speciality.

GP appointments and bookings are visits to the surgery that are free of charge. They are usually done if you have a health concern in its beginning stages.

Routine appointments are standard GP appointments for a routine check-up where the doctor can do tests on you, including blood and urine tests to determine your overall current health.

An emergency GP appointment is just like a regular appointment; however, it is urgent and can be booked for the same day if necessary.

Most commonly, urgent appointments to the GP are from suffered injuries during work or play sport, however, it can be anything.

We do not share your personal records with anyone. We will update you with the information in whatever format you prefer (digital or hard copy) and you can share this information with another healthcare provider if you choose to do so.

Yes, you can specify on booking you would like to see the same doctor. However, they may not be available at a time that suits you so it is best to book well in advance.

We offer many services traditionally provided by your NHS doctor, with the added benefit of quicker appointments and test results. Our doctors conduct examinations, make diagnoses, offer medical advice and issue prescriptions. Other services such as medical certificates and referral letters can all be provided. Should your doctor advise a blood, urine, or stool test then you will incur an additional charge.

Prescriptions are issued at the discretion of your doctor. They can prescribe all medication commonly prescribed by your NHS doctor, including birth control. A repeat prescription can be issued but a consultation will be required if the original prescription was not issued by our clinic.