Our core service is a 30-minute face-to-face consultation with one of our experienced GPs. These unhurried appointments give you time to talk through your concerns, ask questions, and agree a personalised plan. We can provide advice, prescriptions, referrals, medical letters and arrange investigations if needed.

For added convenience, we offer telephone consultations for patients who prefer not to attend in person. These are ideal for advice, follow-up, reviewing results, or managing straightforward issues that don’t require a physical examination.

Led by Dr Charlie Brough, our menopause service offers thoughtful, evidence-based support before, during and after the menopause. We can discuss symptoms, explore treatment options including HRT, arrange investigations, and support ongoing review.

Offering medical support for patients struggling with weight loss including the option of GLP‑1 medications such as Mounjaro or Wegovy, where clinically appropriate.

If you’re concerned about a mole or skin lesion, our expert clinicians Dr Willcock and Dr Brough can carry out a full visual examination and advise on next steps. Where appropriate, we can offer cryotherapy or  minor skin surgery to remove moles, cysts, or other skin lesions.

We offer comprehensive health checks to support your wellbeing. These can include a full history, lifestyle review, examination, and relevant investigations such as bloods, ECG, or urine tests. You’ll receive a written summary and clear plan going forward.

We offer medical assessments and documentation for visa applications, overseas travel, and occupational health. These are tailored to the requirements of the embassy, employer, or agency involved and can include blood tests, examinations, and certificates.

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Please contact us in advance to discuss your specific requirements.

We can provide letters for work, school, travel or insurance purposes, such as fitness to work, sick notes, and confirmation of diagnoses. If specialist input is needed, we can refer you privately or write to your NHS GP with consent.

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Letters are subject to clinical assessment and appropriateness.