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Get the medical care you need, fast, from our private GP service 

Need to see a GP quickly? Our in-pharmacy GP service gives you rapid and confidential access to expert care and prescription medications.

Advice and prescriptions medicines 

Over 30 years GP experience.

Great value private health care from £49

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Why choose our Private GP Service?

Private GP Service

A GP service that works around you

We understand the frustration of not being able to see your doctor when it suits you. Delays cause frustration and you may worry that the situation will deteriorate. Our doctors have helped thousands of people get the care they need quickly. Private health care that is convenient, confidential, and affordable is just around the corner. COMING SOON - watch this space!

Experts with experience

Our in-pharmacy doctors are UK GMC registered and has over 30 years GP experience; you can be confident in their ability to assess, advise and prescribe for all manner of conditions.

Our service is totally confidential and discrete.

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In-Pharmacy GP Service
In-Pharmacy Doctors

Whatever your health concern, we can help.

We can assist you with any health issue. Our in-pharmacy GP is also a Dermatology and Medical Acupuncture specialist.

How to see our GP

Book an appointment

Book an appointment

Book online at your convenience to be quickly seen when it suits you

How can we help you?

How can we help you?

Tell us your health concern and leave the rest to us.

Get better fater

Get better faster

You're on the road to recovery quicker because you've been seen sooner. 

"I can't recommend them enough."

"Dr Benson helped me with my troublesome hamstring injury, which had been bothering me for three years. I could feel the results overnight, and now I'm back to running again."

Mrs A S, Thane

Mrs A S, Thane

More reasons to join our service

Get seen fast

Order when it suits you, day or night, giving you more time to enjoy your life.


Consultation

We'll carry out a thorough assessment before prescribing anything.

No round the houses

Get any prescription issued dispensed right in the pharmacy.

Referrals

If we think you need specialist treatment we can make a referral.

Fit notes

Not well enough to work? We can prepare a Fit Note for your employer.

Medical insurance

We accredited by numerous health Insurers including BUPA.

Other areas of expertise

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Dermatology

Do you have a problem with your skin, hair, or nails? From psoriasis to skin tags, our skilled Dermatologist can offer advise and treatment for a wide range of diseases.

      What is a dermatologist?

          A dermatologist is a doctor who specialises in conditions involving the skin, hair, and nails. A dermatologist can identify and treat more than 3,000 conditions. These conditions include eczema, psoriasis, and skin cancer, among many others.

      What conditions can you treat?

          Some of the most common conditions we diagnose and treat include:


          Acne, eczema, hair loss, nail fungus, psoriasis, skin cancer and rosacea. 


          If you are unsure if your condition can be treated by us, give us a call. 

      When should I see a dermatologist?

          If something related to your skin or hair is bothering you, a dermatologist can help diagnose and treat the condition. This can include:


          • skin rashes or skin irritation
          • itchy, flaky, or scaly skin
          • acne
          • skin blemishes or discoloration
          • moles, warts, or other skin growths
          • varicose veins
          • signs of aging, like wrinkles, sun damage, or sagging skin
          • hair loss or hair damage
          • dandruff
          • fingernail issues

MEDICINE FREE TREATMENTS

Medical Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a form of complementary therapy that involves inserting very thin needles into the body. Practitioners insert needles at different locations and depths to treat different health issues.

      What is Acupuncture?

          Western medical acupuncture is the use of acupuncture following a medical diagnosis. It involves stimulating sensory nerves under the skin and in the muscles.


          This results in the body producing natural substances, such as pain-relieving endorphins. It's likely that these naturally released substances are responsible for the beneficial effects experienced with acupuncture.


          A course of acupuncture usually creates longer lasting pain relief than when a single treatment is used.

      What conditions can it help?

          Acupuncture is recommended as a treatment option for:

          • chronic (long-term) pain
          • chronic tension-type headaches
          • migraines

          Acupuncture is also often used to treat other musculoskeletal conditions (of the bones and muscles) and pain conditions, including:

          • joint pain
          • dental pain
          • postoperative pain

          Unsure if Acupunture is right for you? Give us a call and we will be happy to advise you.

      How is Acupuncture performed?

          During the session, you'll usually be asked to sit or lie down. You may also be asked to remove some clothes so the practitioner can access certain parts of your body.


          The needles used are very fine and are usually a few centimetres long. They should be single-use, pre-sterilised needles that are disposed of immediately after use.


          Acupuncture practitioners choose specific points to place the needles based on your condition. Several points may be used during a typical session, depending on the number of symptoms you have.


          The needles may be inserted just under the skin, or deeper so they reach muscle. Once the needles are in place, they may be left in position for a length of time lasting from a few minutes up to around 30 minutes.


          You may feel a tingling or a dull ache when the needles are inserted but you should not experience any significant pain. If you do, let your practitioner know straight away.

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