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Insights

Being unwell in a hotel room, or expecting a doctor at home, raises questions a fee list does not answer: what to have ready, who will explain a test result, and what happens once the visit is over. That is what these guides are for. What each consultation includes, and what it costs, is on the service pages.

All guides

3 guides.

  • An armchair beside a window in an illustrative London hotel sitting room

    Visiting London

    Medical care while you are staying in a London hotel

    If you are unwell in a London hotel, the first thing to establish is whether the problem needs emergency care. Where it does not, a private appointment can be at your hotel, at a clinic or by telephone or video, and which of those is appropriate depends on clinical suitability as well as on what suits you.

    3 min read

  • A notebook and pencil on a desk beside a window in an illustrative home study

    Care at home

    How to prepare for a private GP visit at home

    Preparing for a private GP visit at home means having three things ready: your medicines and any allergies, recent letters or test results, and notes on how the problem has developed. Gathering them takes a few minutes and leaves more of the appointment for the problem itself.

    3 min read

  • A plain document folder and pen on a desk, an illustrative setting for reviewing results

    Tests and follow-up

    Questions to ask about your private blood test results

    A laboratory report gives values and reference ranges. What they mean in your circumstances, and whether anything needs to happen next, is for the clinician who requested the test to explain and discuss with you.

    3 min read

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