The Family Membership Plan
This plan is ideal for entire families seeking easy access to medical advice and appointments.
Joining Fee:
£300 joining fee for up to 5 family members
Subscription Options:
8 x 15-minute GP appointments (usual hours)- 4 x 15-minute GP video or phone appointments (usual or extended hours)
- 12 x 15-minute GP appointments (usual hours)
- 6 x 15-minute GP video or phone appointments (usual or extended hours)
How it works:
- Credit can be used by anyone in the family
- Extra credit can be purchased on demand
- Unused appointment credit may go towards family medical tests
- Discounts on other services for the family such as medical tests and vaccinations
The "2-2-2" Plan: Bronze GP Membership
Suitable for a member who requires medical attention occasionally or someone who encounters a new health issue that may lead to multiple visits.
Joining Fee:
No joining fee required with immediate booking option.
Subscription Fee:
One-off fee of £495
Per Person Appointment Quota:
- 2 x 30-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 2 x 15-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 2 x 15-minute phone or video GP appointments (Usual Hours)
How it works:
- Usable by the individual only
- Discounts on other services such as medical tests and vaccinations
- 50% off on repeat prescription fees within a year, referring to the medications related to the consultations you have had previously.
The "3-3-3" Plan: Silver GP Membership
Suitable for someone of moderate-to-good health with perhaps one chronic health issue requiring monitoring.
Joining Fee:
£120 per person (includes an initial health screening appointment). To enquire about joining, you may use the contact form below or phone us.
Subscription Fee:
£60/month per person or £110/month per couple
Per Person Appointment Quota:
- 3 x 30-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 3 x 15-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 3 x 15-minute GP Phone or Video Appointments (Usual and Extended Hours)
How it works:
- Credit can be shared with your partner for couple plans
- Extra credit can be purchased on demand
- Free repeat prescriptions and private referral letters
- Credit towards medical tests after 12 unused months
- Discounts on other services like medical tests and vaccinations
- Exclusive discounts with health and lifestyle partners
The "5-5-5" Plan: Gold GP Membership
Ideal for someone with multiple health issues, likely requiring monthly doctor contact.
Joining Fee:
£120 per person (includes an initial health screening appointment). To enquire about joining, you may use the contact form below or phone us.
Subscription Fee:
£95/month per person or £180/month per couple
Per Person Appointment Quota:
- 5 x 30-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 5 x 15-minute GP Appointments (Usual Hours)
- 5 x 15-minute GP Phone or Video Appointments (Usual and Extended Hours)
How it works:
- Credit can be shared with your partner for couple plans
- Extra credit can be purchased on demand
- Free repeat prescriptions and private referral letters
- Credit doubled up for home visits within a 5-mile radius
- Credit towards medical tests after 12 unused months
- Discounts on other services like medical tests and vaccinations
- Exclusive discounts with health and lifestyle partners
If you are interested in any of our membership plans, call us or fill out the enquiry form below.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, private General Practitioners (GPs) typically do not have direct access to your National Health Service (NHS) records. NHS patient records are managed within the NHS system, and access is restricted to healthcare professionals directly involved in your care within the NHS.
However, there are situations where information may be shared.- 1. Many people can now get access to their NHS record through the NHS app, and can then share this information with their Private GP .
- 2. Private and NHS healthcare providers can share medical information for the purpose of coordinating your care. This is usually done with your explicit consent. For example, if you see a private GP and need to be referred to an NHS specialist, relevant information may be shared to ensure continuity of care.
It's important to emphasize that patient confidentiality and data protection laws are strictly adhered to in healthcare. Any sharing of your medical information between private and NHS providers is conducted in compliance with these regulations and with your explicit consent.
- No, you don't necessarily need to leave your National Health Service (NHS) GP to join a private GP practice. You have the option to use both private and NHS healthcare services simultaneously. It's common for individuals to see a private GP for specific services or quicker appointments while maintaining their registration with an NHS GP for services such as chronic condition care and NHS repeat prescribing.
Private GPs will typically seek your consent to keep your NHS GP informed about new diagnoses or recommended changes to your treatment regime, to ensure seamless coordination of your overall healthcare.
The choice between private and NHS healthcare is personal, and you have the flexibility to use both services according to your needs. Always communicate openly with your healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive and well-coordinated care.