how it works Our primary care clinicians treat all the conditions usually treated by a GP
How does it work?
Consult with an NHS clinician online anytime and from anywhere you’re comfortable. No travel needed.
How do I get my prescription?
Step 1
Choose whether you want to receive a phone call, written advice or a video consult.
Step 2
Complete a short questionnaire telling us about your symptoms.
Step 3
Select a health professional, a convenient time slot and book your consultation.
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Free and easy to use
Choose from a video, telephone or written consult
Get prescriptions delivered to a pharmacy of your choice
Advantages
How do I join Virtually?
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We are an NHS GP practice so to register you’ll need to switch from your current GP. Once you register we’ll have to verfiy your identity before you can book a consultation.
NHS Prescriptions
NHS prescriptions will be sent to the nominated NHS pharmacy of your choice within 30 minutes of completing your consultation. Please add the name and postcode of your chosen pharmacy to your account details when you book your consultation.
Like all NHS prescriptions, unless you are exempt, you will need to pay the standard NHS prescription charge to your chemist.
Certain medication or brands may not be available on the NHS. If this medication is clinically appropriate your clinician will offer a private prescription.
Blood tests, x-rays and scans
We can arrange blood tests, x-rays and scans and other tests on the NHS at a facility near your home or any other NHS hospital of your choice.
Blood tests
X-Rays
Scans
Referral to an NHS or private specialist
If your clinician recommends a referral to a specialist, we will arrange an appointment at an NHS hospital of your choice and upload the appointment letter to your documents on the platform.
If you are concerned that you have a symptom of cancer, please ask the clinician you see to arrange an urgent 2 week wait referral. Your symptoms and clinical presentation must meet the criteria set out by NICE in their Suspected Cancer guidelines https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg27
If you are covered by health insurance or you want to be seen by a private specialist, please ask the clinician you see to make a private referral.
FAQ's How does it work when things can’t be done digitally?
How long are the appointments?
Can I see you face to face?
Types of consultations we offer
We offer written, telephone and video consultations with a range of male and female clinicians from GPs, nurse practitioners, and primary care specialists such as physiotherapy.
Telephone
Video
Written