Call 01865 560485
Home visits are arranged by phone rather than online, because the person taking the call needs to know what is wrong before a doctor is sent.

Up to 45 minutes with a doctor at home, with no referral and no registration needed. Call before midday and a same day visit is usually possible. Suitable for all ages, including infants, older people and anyone who cannot easily get to a clinic.

Home visits are arranged by phone rather than online, because the person taking the call needs to know what is wrong before a doctor is sent.
If you need the visit the same day. Later in the day it may still be possible and it is worth asking.
The address and any access instructions, a description of what is wrong and how long it has been going on, a list of current medicines, and the name of the patient’s NHS GP practice if they have one.
We cover roughly 30 minutes’ drive from Beaumont Street, which is Oxford city and the surrounding Oxfordshire towns.
Outside that area? Call and ask. Visits further out are often possible and a travel surcharge may apply, which you will be told about before anything is booked rather than afterwards.
Who it suits. Someone too unwell to travel. An older person for whom a trip to a waiting room is the hardest part of the day. A child who is miserable and would be worse in a car. A care home resident. Anyone whose mobility makes the journey the obstacle rather than the illness.


The doctor arrives with a portable kit, so most of what happens in a consulting room can happen in a front room.
What cannot be done. Controlled drugs cannot be prescribed on a home visit. That is a fixed limit, not a matter of persuasion, and it applies to strong painkillers, some sedatives and some ADHD medicines. If that is what is needed, a home visit is not the route and we will say so on the phone rather than take a booking.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Private GP Home Visit | From £295 |
| Private Prescription | £25 |
| Sick Note / Fit Note | Included |
| Medical Certificate / Specialist Referral Letter | £100 |
| Blood Tests (laboratory fees) | Lab fees charged separately |
| Extended visit (over 45 minutes) | Available on request |
Choose your nearest clinic to see opening hours, directions and to book. Telephone and video consultations are available across Oxford.
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Address
13 Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2LP
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
+44 01865 560485
hello@privatemedicalclinic.co.uk
Parking
By train: a short walk from Oxford railway station
By car: street parking is available directly outside the clinic, and Gloucester Green car park is right opposite
Serving: Oxford and across Oxfordshire

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From £295 for up to 45 minutes. Prescriptions are £25 and certificates or referral letters £100.
By phone, on 01865 560485. There is no referral needed and no registration.
Roughly 30 minutes drive from Beaumont Street, which is Oxford city and the surrounding Oxfordshire towns.
Yes. Samples are couriered to the laboratory and most results come back within 24 hours.
Yes, including medication reviews for residents.
With your consent, we coordinate with your NHS practice where that is useful. Nothing is shared without your agreement.
Call before midday and a same day visit is usually possible.
Up to 45 minutes, and longer on request.
Yes, a private prescription where clinically appropriate, for £25, which you take to any pharmacy. Controlled drugs cannot be prescribed on a home visit.
Yes, all ages including infants.
Chest pain, suspected stroke, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding or loss of consciousness. Call 999 immediately and do not wait for a private doctor.
Every home visit is carried out by a GMC registered private GP with experience in both NHS and private practice.