At One Stop Healthcare, you can see a GP at a time that suits you and your family.
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Welcome to Our Private GP Clinic
Our GP Clinic offers same-day priority appointments for urgent health concerns and next-day appointments for routine medical needs.
Appointments are 30 minutes, giving you more time to discuss your concerns with an experienced GP in a confidential setting, with convenient access 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including appointments until 8pm Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).
If needed, your GP can arrange tests, diagnostic scans or onward treatment such as physiotherapy — often on the same day as your appointment.
GP Membership
For extra peace of mind, join our GP membership scheme. With three package tiers to choose from, starting at just £20 per month, you can access the care you need while spreading the cost in regular monthly payments.
One Stop Healthcare’s Private GP Membership scheme allows you to benefit from:
✔ Annual GP appointment allowance
✔ Follow-ups & results calls included
✔ Annual flu vaccination
✔ Predictable monthly healthcare costs
✔ Guaranteed savings against the pay-as-you-go price
Experts
We are proud to offer access to a team of experienced GPs, carefully selected for their clinical expertise and patient-centred approach. Our doctors take the time to understand your concerns, explain your options clearly, and support you in making informed decisions about your care.
Choose the Right Appointment
Whether you need urgent medical advice today or a routine consultation in the next few days, we offer flexible appointment options to help you access the right care at the right time.
Use the guide to decide whether to book a same-day priority appointment, a next-day appointment, or seek emergency care by calling 999 or visiting your nearest Accident and Emergency department.
Not Sure What to Book?
If you are unsure whether you need a same-day or next-day appointment, contact our Enquiries Team and we will guide you to the right service.
Same-Day (£150)
If you need urgent treatment today for a minor illness or injury, but it is not an emergency.
Examples include:
Minor illnesses
• Chest and common ENT infections
• Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Vomiting, diarrhoea, gastroenteritis
• Fever or feeling unwell
Pain or flare-ups
• Back pain
• Pelvic pain
• Severe indigestion or reflux flare-up
Minor injuries
• Cuts, grazes or wounds needing assessment
• Sprains and strains
• Minor burns, scalds, bites or stings
Other urgent concerns
• Urine retention or bladder problems
• Vaginal infections or painful/heavy periods
• Sudden worsening of an existing condition
Next-Day (£120)
For non-urgent problems that need medical advice but can safely wait until tomorrow or later.
Examples include:
Ongoing symptoms or routine concerns
• Ongoing indigestion or IBS symptoms
• Mild urinary symptoms
• Persistent symptoms without progression
• Mild fatigue or general health concerns
Skin, hormone or wellbeing concerns
• Mild skin problems or rashes
• Acne, eczema or recurring skin flare-ups
• Menstrual concerns without severe pain
• Menopause symptoms
• Sleep concerns or low mood
Medication and follow-up care
• Medication questions or treatment reviews
• Monitoring an existing condition
• Referral discussions
Preventative or planned care
• Health checks
• Blood pressure review
• Family health concerns
Emergency Care
Call 999 or attend the nearest Accident and Emergency department immediately if you have:
• Severe chest pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Signs of stroke
• Severe bleeding
• Loss of consciousness
• Major injury, burn or trauma
• Mental health crisis
• Severe allergic reaction
Treatments
Our GP Clinic provides access to a range of treatments and services to support your health, from early diagnosis to preventative care. Your GP will assess your needs and recommend the most appropriate next steps, with many services available quickly and conveniently through the hospital.
Blood Tests
Health Assessments
Intravenous Vitamin Therapy
How to prepare for your appointment
You do not need a referral for a GP appointment; you can simply call or visit us to book a face-to-face or digital appointment.
Face-to-face: You will need to bring a list of any medications that you are currently taking.
Digital: Ahead of your appointment, you will receive an email providing simple step-by-step instructions on how to prepare for and join your call. It would also help for you to find a space with privacy and a strong internet or phone connection. You will need either a phone, tablet, laptop or computer, depending on the type of appointment booked.
After the appointment, a letter will be sent to you and your NHS GP (with your permission) detailing the outcome of your consultation, along with recommendations for future treatment which we can organise for you. For example, the GP may ask for additional tests.
FAQs
We offer fast access to appointments, including same-day priority appointments for urgent concerns and next-day appointments for routine medical needs, subject to availability.
Yes. Our GP Clinic offers same-day priority appointments for patients who need to be seen urgently for non-emergency health concerns.
Yes. We are open 7 days a week, 365 days a year, with appointments available until 8pm Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays), making it easier to book around work and family commitments.
Appointments are 30 minutes, giving you more time to discuss symptoms, ask questions and agree a treatment plan with your doctor.
Appointments cost £150 for same-day priority appointments and £120 for next-day or later appointments. For more predictable healthcare costs, you can also join our GP membership scheme from just £20 per month.
Yes. Appointments can be booked online quickly and conveniently, allowing you to choose the most suitable time for your needs.
No. You do not need private medical insurance to use our GP Clinic. Self-pay appointments are available.
Prescription charges are not included in your appointment fee and will be charged separately.
Yes. Our GPs can prescribe medication where clinically appropriate, just like any other GP. Our on-site pharmacy stocks many commonly prescribed medicines for added convenience.
Our GPs can issue a Fit note or sick note where clinically appropriate, just like any other GP.
One Stop Healthcare GPs can support patients with anxiety, stress, low mood and other mental health concerns, offering advice, treatment and referral where appropriate.
Yes. If clinically appropriate, your GP can arrange blood tests and diagnostic investigations such as MRI scan, Ultrasound scan or X-ray. In many cases, tests can be arranged on the same day all within the hospital.
If you need further treatment, your GP can refer you to an appropriate specialist consultant and help coordinate your onward care within the hospital.
Only if you would like us to. We will ask for your consent before sharing information with your NHS GP practice.
Many patients choose our private GP Clinic when they want prompt medical advice, quick access to treatment or faster onward referral for tests and specialist care.