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Yes, if the GP determines that a prescription is clinically appropriate, they can issue one during your consultation. All prescriptions are provided at the GP’s discretion based on your medical history and presenting symptoms.

Absolutely. Our UK-registered GPs can issue private referral letters to consultants or specialists, as well as fit notes (sick notes) for employers, schools, or insurance purposes, where medically justified.

Prescriptions are issued electronically and sent directly to your chosen pharmacy, or emailed to you in PDF format. This ensures quick and convenient access to your medication, without the need for physical paperwork.

Yes. You can nominate any UK pharmacy — including those in Slough, London, or other towns — to collect your medication. Simply provide the pharmacy’s details during your consultation or at booking.

The consultation fee covers the GP assessment and the issuing of a private prescription, if required. However, the cost of the medication at the pharmacy is not included and will be charged separately by the pharmacy.

Yes, our experienced GPs are here to support your mental health. You can discuss symptoms of anxiety, depression, stress, or sleep issues confidentially. We can offer guidance, treatment options, and refer you to specialist care if needed.

Absolutely. We can assess and treat common conditions such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), throat infections, sinus issues, acne, eczema, and rashes. Where necessary, we can also provide prescriptions or refer you for further testing.

Yes. We offer support and advice for managing chronic health conditions like diabetes, asthma, hypertension, and thyroid disorders. Our GPs can help monitor your condition, adjust medications, and recommend follow-up plans.

Yes, sexual health is a key part of our service. You can speak privately about concerns such as STIs, contraception, erectile dysfunction, or menstrual health. We can offer treatment advice or referrals to sexual health clinics when appropriate.

Definitely. Our GPs can review your blood test or diagnostic results, explain what they mean, and advise on the next steps. We also offer follow-up consultations to monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed.