Medically reviewed by
Medically reviewed by
Dr Amanda Northridge
GP & Medical Reviewer·MBBS·GMC 2847829
A 15-minute video appointment with a UK-qualified, GMC-registered doctor. From your phone, tablet or laptop — often within the hour.
A 15-minute video consultation with a UK GP — same fixed fee as our in-clinic appointments. Most non-emergency issues are well-suited to video; the GP will tell you if you’d be better seen in person.
Pick a video time — usually one within the hour. Tell us briefly what you’d like to discuss so the GP comes prepared.
Click the link in your booking email at appointment time. No app, no install — runs in your browser on phone, tablet or laptop.
Treatment, sick note or referral letter follows by email or pharmacy as soon as the appointment ends. No follow-up fees.
A snapshot — most non-emergency issues are well-suited to video. The GP will tell you if an in-clinic visit would be better.
Urgent symptoms? If you have chest pain, signs of stroke, severe breathing difficulty or any other emergency, call 999 or NHS 111. A video GP appointment isn’t the right route for emergencies.
A 15-minute video appointment with a UK-qualified, GMC-registered doctor. From your phone, tablet or laptop — often within the hour.
A 15-minute video consultation with a UK GP — same fixed fee as our in-clinic appointments. Most non-emergency issues are well-suited to video; the GP will tell you if you’d be better seen in person.
Pick a video time — usually one within the hour. Tell us briefly what you’d like to discuss so the GP comes prepared.
Click the link in your booking email at appointment time. No app, no install — runs in your browser on phone, tablet or laptop.
Treatment, sick note or referral letter follows by email or pharmacy as soon as the appointment ends. No follow-up fees.
A snapshot — most non-emergency issues are well-suited to video. The GP will tell you if an in-clinic visit would be better.
Urgent symptoms? If you have chest pain, signs of stroke, severe breathing difficulty or any other emergency, call 999 or NHS 111. A video GP appointment isn’t the right route for emergencies.