Private doctor · Face-to-face consultation
Private Doctor Clinic Consultation in London
See a private doctor for a confidential, face-to-face consultation for £150. Discuss your symptoms, receive a clinical examination and agree appropriate next steps, including investigations or referral when needed.
Clinic consultation · £150 · No referral required
For adults seeking non-emergency medical assessment. Additional tests, imaging, treatment and specialist appointments are charged separately when selected.
Personal medical assessment
History · Examination · Plan
Consultation£150
- £150 consultation
- Face-to-face clinic appointment
- No GP referral
- Book directly online
- Clinical examination
- When appropriate to your concern
- Next-step planning
- Tests or referral when indicated
About the consultation
What is included in your private doctor appointment?
Your doctor will focus the consultation on your symptoms, concerns, medical history and goals. The exact examination and advice depend on your individual circumstances.
Face-to-face clinic consultation
Private Doctor Service
£150
Direct booking without a GP referral.
- Discussion of your current symptoms and concerns.
- Review of relevant medical and medication history.
- Appropriate physical examination.
- Explanation of the clinical assessment.
- A personalised plan for next steps.
- Referral or investigation recommendations when clinically appropriate.
The £150 fee covers the doctor consultation. Laboratory tests, imaging, procedures, medicines and appointments with other clinicians are not included unless clearly confirmed.
This is not an emergency service. Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms such as severe breathing difficulty, signs of a stroke, severe chest pain, collapse or heavy uncontrolled bleeding. Use NHS 111 when you need urgent advice but the situation is not life-threatening.
Who the service may help
Reasons to book a private doctor consultation
This service can provide timely assessment for new concerns, ongoing symptoms or questions about results. Suitability is determined by the clinician and the urgency of your symptoms.
New or persistent symptoms
Discuss symptoms that need clinical assessment, including when you are unsure which investigation or specialist is appropriate.
Review of results
Bring relevant laboratory, imaging or hospital reports for clinical review in the context of your history and current symptoms.
Referral and next steps
Where clinically appropriate, your doctor can explain why further assessment is advised and discuss referral options with you.
Examples of concerns to discuss
- General symptoms such as fatigue or unexplained changes.
- Digestive, urinary or musculoskeletal concerns.
- Questions about blood-test or imaging results.
- Health-risk factors and preventive care.
- Whether a specialist opinion may be appropriate.
Bring useful information
- Your current medication and supplement list.
- Relevant previous reports or clinic letters.
- Details of allergies and significant diagnoses.
- A short timeline of your symptoms.
- Questions you want the doctor to address.
Your appointment
What happens from booking to your care plan?
The consultation is adapted to your medical concern. Confirm the appointment duration, doctor and available clinic when booking.
Book online
Open the dedicated consultation route and choose an available clinic, date and appointment time.
Medical history
The doctor asks about your symptoms, previous conditions, medicines, allergies and relevant family history.
Examination
An appropriate clinical examination is performed with your consent and according to the concern being assessed.
Plan
The doctor explains the assessment and discusses treatment advice, tests, safety-netting or referral where appropriate.
Further investigations
Tests and referrals can be arranged when needed
Your doctor may recommend further investigation after assessing your history and symptoms. These services are separate from the £150 consultation and should be confirmed before proceeding.
- Laboratory tests
- Blood tests, urine analysis or stool testing may be recommended according to the clinical question.
- Ultrasound imaging
- LondonSono provides a broad range of diagnostic ultrasound scans, including abdominal, pelvic, thyroid, vascular, breast and musculoskeletal imaging.
- Heart assessment
- ECG, echocardiography and cardiology services may be available when clinically appropriate.
- MRI or CT
- The doctor can discuss onward referral to an external imaging provider when cross-sectional imaging is indicated.
- Specialist referral
- A referral can be discussed and organised with your consent. The specialist’s consultation and any further care are charged separately.
You remain free to take recommendations or reports to your NHS GP or another healthcare provider. The receiving service decides its own referral, repeat-testing and treatment requirements.
Privacy and continuity
Confidential care with clear follow-up
Your appointment is private and confidential. Sharing relevant information with clinicians involved in your care can support safe continuity and reduce unnecessary duplication.
Confidential consultation
Your information is handled according to clinical confidentiality and applicable data-protection requirements.
Share with your NHS GP
You can share your consultation outcome and investigation reports with your NHS GP or another clinician involved in your care.
Safety-net advice
Follow the doctor’s instructions about worsening symptoms, urgent warning signs and when to seek further medical attention.
Your questions
Private doctor consultation FAQs
Key information about price, booking, examinations, tests, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up.
How much is the private doctor clinic consultation?
The face-to-face doctor consultation costs £150. Additional tests, imaging, procedures, medicines and specialist appointments are charged separately when selected.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book this private doctor consultation directly. If you already have an urgent or specialist referral, do not delay that pathway while arranging a routine private consultation.
What is included in the appointment?
The doctor reviews your symptoms and relevant medical history, performs an appropriate examination with your consent, explains the assessment and discusses suitable next steps.
How long is the consultation?
Please confirm the appointment duration in the booking system or with the clinic before attending. The time required can depend on the service configuration and the issues you want to discuss.
Can the doctor arrange blood tests?
Yes, laboratory tests can be discussed and arranged when clinically appropriate. The test fees are separate from the £150 consultation unless the booking confirmation explicitly states otherwise.
Can ultrasound, ECG or echocardiography be arranged?
Yes. LondonSono offers a broad range of ultrasound and heart-assessment services. Your doctor can recommend an appropriate investigation, but availability and charges must be confirmed separately.
Can the doctor refer me to a specialist?
Where clinically appropriate, the doctor can explain the reason for specialist assessment and organise a referral with your consent. The referral arrangement itself does not include the specialist’s fee or further tests.
Can I bring previous results?
Yes. Bring relevant blood-test, imaging and hospital reports, together with your current medication list. These can help the doctor understand your history and avoid unnecessary repetition.
Will I receive a prescription?
A prescription is not automatic. The doctor decides whether medication is clinically appropriate after assessment. Ask the clinic to confirm any prescription-writing fee and remember that pharmacy medicine charges may be separate.
Can the doctor provide a sick note or medical letter?
Discuss the purpose of the document during your consultation. The clinician decides whether a certificate or letter can appropriately be issued, and the clinic should confirm whether any separate administrative fee applies.
Can I share the outcome with my NHS GP?
Yes. Sharing relevant consultation information and investigation reports with your NHS GP can support continuity of care. Your NHS GP or receiving service decides whether further assessment is required.
Is the consultation confidential?
Yes. Your information is handled according to clinical confidentiality and data-protection requirements, subject to the usual legal and safeguarding exceptions.
Can I use this service for an emergency?
No. Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. Use NHS 111 when urgent medical help is needed but the situation is not life-threatening. Do not wait for a routine private appointment.
Where is the service available?
LondonSono operates clinics in Central London and St Albans. Use the dedicated booking route to see which location, doctor, date and time are available for this service.
How do I book?
Use the booking buttons on this page to open the Private Doctor Services In-Clinic Consultation route. Choose an available clinic, date and time and check the £150 service before payment.
Online and telephone booking
Book your private doctor consultation
Use the dedicated booking page for the £150 Private Doctor Services In-Clinic Consultation. Check the available clinic, doctor, date and time before completing payment.
Central London
27 Welbeck StreetLondon W1G 8ENDirections to the London clinic
St Albans
54–56 Victoria StreetSt Albans AL1 3HZDirections to the St Albans clinic
Continue to secure online booking
The link opens the dedicated Private Doctor Services In-Clinic Consultation booking route.
Check that the service displays £150 and confirm the location, doctor and appointment time before paying.
Telephone booking assistance is available seven days a week, 9am–7pm.
Call the clinic
Speak with the team about availability, suitability or documents to bring.
Email enquiries
Use the contact page for email options and advice about securely sending relevant reports.
Ask the team about booking availability.