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After seeing the NHS several times, I still did not get a diagnosis why I am unwell: constant…read morebloody nose, dizziness, sleepiness and itchy feet and palms. I have been recommended to Harley Street Health Centre by one of my colleagues. So I booked an appointment with Dr Abood. The consult lasted an hour, and included a chat about my symptoms, when they occur, ear & nose check, blood pressure and also had blood taken. Personally, even though I am in my mid 30's,I am really scarred of the needle, but the nurse was amazing. She distracted me by keeping my mind busy chatting, while she was drawing blood. Offered me water & advised to wait for couple of minutes before I leave. The whole experience was 5*. No rushing or looking at you like you are crazy because your palms & sole is itching at night, weirdly enough. So the next day I got my results. It was not as bad as I thought. Iron & Vitamin D deficiency. Something that can be fixed easily. So glad I went to the clinic, as my nose bleeds and itchyness have been haunting me for years. I am now taking my supplements & feeling much better. Will have another blood test done probably in 3-4 months.

Not often you find the perfect doctor who understands you and treat you like a friend rather than a…read moretest subject. I was lucky to find this lovely clinic in Harley Street which did exactly that and I've been visiting this place for the last 3 years. Would suggest it to anyone in and around the square mile.

I cannot speak too highly of Same Day Doctor, they were very friendly and accessible. I got my…read moreappointment quickly, with a super Doctor, and it was all dealt with kindly and quickly. Thank you so much. Highly recommended.

I have worked with Dr. Gerlis for decades and his clinical astuteness--his ability to "connect the…read moredots" so that the patient understands the biology of their presenting complaint--is a wonderful gift to any patient. At the same time he builds up a "developing history" of the patient (over years) revealing underlying somatic patterns that are hugely important in making not only differential diagnoses but in providing clinical advice or referral. Knowing that one can email such a person and hear back within an hour (usually it is within 15 minutes) is healing in itself and leads both doctor and patient to come to reasoned and thoughtful decisions during a time that might be stressful. And it is fine that a clinic now offers in person drop in appointments. A model from the 1960's (when drop in's began) which is now revived and renewed in the 21st century. Great stuff.

Had to get some vaccinations done pre-travel to Africa (since silly me can't find records of…read moreprevious vaccinations) Their branch at Paddington has closed down, but this branch is quite convenient and also quite busy. We were lucky enough to get back to back appointments within 24 hours, however I would recommend blocking an appointment as soon as possible to get a timing convenient for you. The clinic is on the 5th floor of the building. (There is a lift) The reception area also sells some travel necessities like bug repellant, water purifying mechanisms etc. (Essential for countries with vaccination requirements) We are already kitted out, so I'm not sure about pricing vis-a-vis Boots etc. The nurse who saw us was friendly, polite and efficient. Appointments were at 15 minute intervals, but since we were a couple she took us in together and we were done in 20 minutes. Since we had already filled in the forms online, she just quickly ran through the vaccination requirements and recommended preventive medicines for the countries we were traveling to. Before giving us our shots. Quite an efficient system. Expensive (when compared to other countries we have for our shots at) but I guess that's the going rate in the UK.

The clinic was able to book me in for a last minute appointment when my GP couldn't see me. The…read morenurse was friendly and gave great advice.

Wow, guys I just found this incredible startup company…read more I woke up yesterday with a terrible pain in my ear and hadn't slept as I was really worried and in a lot of pain. I went to work though and searched GPs near my office and found these guys. I booked online and was seen super quickly. Apparently they only started here quite recently but it's such a good idea. Yes you have to pay £44 but that's better than not getting seen at all by my NHS GP. Anyone needs to see a doctor go here. The whole thing was stress free and I got some antibiotics for my ear which had already sorted me out Thank you DocTap!!!

From the owner: DocTap is a private GP service offering same-day, face-to-face and video appointments with…read moreexperienced UK doctors. At all our clinics, you can book routine and urgent GP appointments at times that fit your day. Blood tests can be arranged here, with samples sent to our London labs for fast results and clear, expert medical advice.

I am a fertility patient and had recently had an Embryo Transfer, my progesterine medication is…read morevery important to the process. On my flight from California to London, my progesterine somehow leaked out. I had a prescription but it was from the United States and was not honored in London. I spent 4 hours running around London (I will save you the details) but the moral of the story is that I had tried everything. Right before 6 pm, I was referred to Broadgate General Practice and was able to be seen by Dr. Hannes Uys. Dr. Uys took the time to listen to me, look up pharmacies that would carry this prescription, make phone calls and even drew out the underground map that I would need. He saved the day and I will forever be grateful for his kindness and patience. Thank you Dr. Hannes Uys!

From the owner: Broadgate GP is a private medical clinic situated in the heart of the City of London. We offer you…read morea prompt and professional services with the convenience of same day appointments. While being committed to providing you with a professional, discreet and confidential service, we also offer one of the most comprehensive range of services from GP to sexual health services (conducted by doctors) to travel vaccines and advice.

I recently went to 56 Dean Street to pick up on of their free STI home testing kits. It's quite…read moreamazing how far sexual health testing and services have come. But most importantly: how little shame there's attached to it nowadays...well at least here in London. Just wanted to give this location and the NHS - who usually gets such a bad rep - a big shoutout for this!

Very clean efficient and friendly clinic. The staff make you feel very comfortable and safe and the…read moreServices they provide are exceptional and they are very informative and Knowledgeable. I moved my care to 56 Dean Street on a recommendation from a friend and I am really happy. Also a very convenient location as it is served by many transport links.

Not feeling well before a trip I booked an appointment at Blossoms on Garlick Hill. I booked the…read moreappointment for a Thursday morning and was told of the 1 day cancelation policy. By Wednesday morning I felt better and when the 1 day reminder for the appointment came up on my outlook, I looked up the number for the clinic, called to cancel and spoke to a person at the clinic. By this time it was 23 hours and 55 minutes before my appointment. I was told that since it was more than 24 hours I would be charged the cancellation fee. I asked to speak to a manager and she said that they have a business to run and that was the policy. I explained that I had to find the number and go through the telephone prompts and, by that time, I was a few minutes after the 24 hour period before my appointment was supposed to start. I also reminded her that 24 hours was never defined (i.e. was it 24 hours before the last check in time for my appointment or 24 hours before my appointment was supposed to be completed or 24 hours before my appointment was supposed to start) and that people in the City are busy and to get in an argument over a few minutes is a good way to alienate customers. I told her that I was going to challenge the charge with my credit card company and she repeated that they have a business to run and I would be charged. Since we have a corporate relationship with Blossoms I also contacted our HR team and they weren't surprised I was having issues with them. I called my credit card company to let them know of the situation and also wrote an email to the head office and was offered a credit for another appointment. I declined since I was hoping not to be sick in the immediate future and asked to be refunded. I thought that was the end of it but they sent me a cancellation email but then still charged me. This surprised me even more because I was expected to pay but now didn't have an appointment to attend if i wasn't feeling well the next day. I was given various excuses for why I was going to be charged: they had a business to run, they would not be able to re-use the time for other patients, and inside of 24 hours the computer would automatically make a charge. The bottom line is that if you cancelled 6 hours before your time slot and they rebooked your appointment I am willing to bet a lot of money that you would still be charged the cancellation fee. Also, they will use any excuse (like the computer automatically charging without any ability to stop it as if it was Judgement Day in Terminator 2 and the computers had taken over) to get around the fact that they are a greedy company who look to catch out their customers. Bottom line is that they charge a premium to very busy people, for what I assume is convenience, but will use any excuse to take your money away from you if you fall in breach of their arbitrary policy. Blossoms should be avoided and it is very much run like an American health clinic (not surprisingly it is owned by HCA: Hospital Corporation of America). They act more like a credit card company than your doctor and, in reality, are another Vampire Squid in the City.

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They will cancel your appointment and offer a reschedule after 4 months. The staff is unhelpful and…read morethey have a clearly pre-written script that they repeat like robots. If your employer offers their services as benefit, I pity you. Do not use under any circumstances. There are loads of competitors that are at least decent.

Roodlane Medical is a private GP practice with several locations in London…read more Having had a good and speedy experience with the location on Baker Street, I decided to dip a bit further and see if they'd be able to address my family's healthcare needs. With a new baby (and frankly, a lack of NHS knowledge), I set out to see if this would work. I researched the doctors at the City practice on New Broad Street, selected one that seemed to focus on pediatrics, and made appointments for both him and myself for 6 weeks post-birth to make sure things were running smoothly. First, this office is very nice. Well appointed, clean and sharp. The receptionists are smartly dressed and efficient. This office runs on 15 minute appointment slots and is run like a machine. You get in, you get what you need, you get out. What, unfortunately, you do NOT get is a lot of personalized care and attention to your specific needs. A general overview? Yes. An rx for meds? Yes. A brief consult? Yes. But if you want a professional who is really going to get to know you, care about your health (and your child's health) -- this is definitely not the place. I went to several appointments for various things that left much to be desired. In one instance the doctor said I needed a butterfly bandage for a wound. She looked for one but could not find one (what?) and then advised me to buy one at Boots and place it on myself. Given the location of this wound (c-section) -- not really possible, this is why I came to the doctor in the first place! If I wanted to be told to go buy my own supplies down the street and administer myself I could just go to NHS. If I'm paying 70 quid for a 15 minute appointment, you better have a damn bandage for godssakes. In another instance, with my baby, he needed a very basic silver nitrate application to address an umbilical hematoma. They told me that unfortunately, as they don't see a lot of infants, they don't stock silver nitrate sticks (they are SOOOO tiny, stock one!) and that I'd need to visit my GP. Well, that's the funny part. They bill themselves as being your GP. Upon making an appointment I received no less than 4 emails about their "MY GP" program where you pay up front and then have access at a lower cost. But I left wondering, what ELSE wouldn't they really be able to provide? *Being 2 weeks post-birth with a newborn baby in the City, I wanted them to just take care of it. I did not want to be bounced back into another system. I ended up taking him to my pediatrician in the States and it was solved within minutes. So in short, I figured it out. This is an expedient way to be seen if you have something urgent and your GP can't see you quickly enough (need antibiotics, etc), or if you need a referral to a specialist. My experience with one of the doctors was subpar at best. I'm sure it varies based on the consultant. If you need a real care provider, this is not the place. Know what you need, if its 15 minutes and a quick prescription and that's worth £70, then this will work.