Same Day Appointments
Same day slots are usually available across all ten clinics, and by video nationwide.
A referral is only as good as the assessment behind it. We work out which specialty you actually need before writing to anyone, because being sent to the wrong consultant costs weeks and a consultation fee.
Knowing you need to see a specialist and then waiting months to be referred is one of the most frustrating parts of the NHS pathway. A private GP consultation short circuits that. You are assessed properly, and where a specialist opinion is genuinely needed, your referral letter is written the same day.
Just as importantly, you get an honest answer about whether you need a specialist at all. Many problems that feel like they need a consultant can be diagnosed and treated in primary care. Where they cannot, we refer you to the right specialty first time, rather than sending you round the system.

Same day slots are usually available across all ten clinics, and by video nationwide.
Clinics are open Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, and Saturday 9:00am to 2:00pm.
A video consultation is often enough to assess your problem and issue a referral, particularly where you already have test results or imaging.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| In-Clinic Consultation | £95 |
| Video Consultation | £79 |
| Telephone Consultation | £49 |
| Additional Services | |
| Prescriptions | £25 |
| Letters (sick notes & referrals) | £100 |
| Other Letters/Reports | From £195 |
Step 1
Choose in clinic or video, and pick a same day slot.
Step 2
Your GP takes a history, examines you, and reviews any tests or imaging you already have.
Step 3
Your GP explains whether a specialist opinion is needed, which specialty, and what the options are.
Step 4
Your letter is written during the appointment and sent to you or directly to the specialist, whichever you prefer.

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A private specialist referral is a letter from a GMC registered doctor confirming that you need to be seen by a consultant in a particular specialty, and setting out why. It includes your history, your examination findings and any relevant test results, so the specialist starts with the full picture rather than from scratch.
You do not need an NHS referral to see a private specialist in most cases, but most private hospitals and almost all health insurers want one, because it demonstrates that a doctor has assessed you and agrees the specialist opinion is warranted. If you are claiming on insurance, check what your policy requires before you book, since some insurers only accept referrals made in a particular format.
| Private Referral | NHS Referral | |
|---|---|---|
| Access to a GP | Same day, in clinic or by video | Depends on surgery appointment availability |
| Registration | None required | Must be registered at the practice |
| Referral letter turnaround | Written during your appointment | Varies by practice |
| Choice of specialist | You choose the consultant and hospital | Allocated by the NHS pathway, with Right to Choose in some cases |
| Waiting time to be seen | Usually days to weeks | Often months, depending on specialty |
| Insurance claims | Accepted by insurers, subject to your policy terms | Not generally used for private claims |
| Cost | £100 referral letter plus consultation, specialist fee separate | Free at point of use |
Using a private GP does not affect your NHS registration, and you can be referred back into the NHS if that is the better route for you.
A consultant is a senior doctor who has completed specialist training in one area of medicine, such as cardiology, dermatology or orthopaedics. They handle problems that need expertise or investigations beyond what primary care can provide.
Book a private GP consultation. Your GP assesses you and, where a specialist opinion is clinically appropriate, writes the referral letter during the appointment.
Yes, where that is the better option for you, and we will say so if it is.
Yes, imaging can be arranged where clinically appropriate.
Because your symptoms need investigations, procedures or expertise that primary care cannot provide, or because a diagnosis needs confirming before treatment can start.
No. You can book directly with us, and we can refer you onward without involving your NHS practice.
The specialist sets their own fee, which is separate from ours. We tell you what to expect before you leave.
Book a same day GP consultation, in clinic or by video, and leave with a referral letter to the right consultant where clinically appropriate.