by George Webber | Sep 10, 2026 | Private GP
Can a private GP see your child? Usually yes, provided the practice accepts your child’s age group and the problem is one that primary care can handle. Age policies differ between providers, particularly for babies, so it is worth checking before you book rather...
by George Webber | Aug 20, 2026 | Private GP
How does private GP care work for your family, and what will you pay? Private GP care for a family is paid for by appointment, with the fee linked to consultation length. The fee covers the GP assessment and any included prescription writing, but medicines, blood...
by George Webber | Aug 17, 2026 | Private GP
Can you book a private doctor without insurance? Yes. You can see a private doctor without insurance by paying the clinic directly for the consultation and any agreed extra services. Self-pay private healthcare means you do not need insurer approval first, but you do...
by George Webber | Aug 13, 2026 | Private GP
When should you see a doctor if you still feel unwell after a holiday? Get checked promptly if you develop fever, persistent diarrhoea, vomiting, jaundice, urinary symptoms, skin changes, anogenital symptoms, breathing problems, or symptoms that worsen after travel....
by George Webber | Aug 10, 2026 | Private GP
How much should you expect to pay for a child private GP appointment in London? A child private GP appointment in London is best costed as the appointment fee first, then any extras the GP recommends. In-person London fees commonly sit around £130, with local prices...
by George Webber | Aug 6, 2026 | Private GP
When should you see a private doctor if hay fever tablets are not working? NHS guidance says you should see a GP if hay fever symptoms are getting worse or pharmacy medicines are not helping. A private doctor is a sensible route when symptoms affect sleep, work,...
