Private GP Appointments

Compare GP services in the UK, including NHS and private providers, video consultations, and in-person appointments

NHS Services Available

Many providers offer NHS services alongside private options. NHS services are free but may require registration with a specific practice. Always check your eligibility for NHS services before paying for private care.

Types of GP Services

Video Consultations

Speak to a GP face-to-face via video call

  • Convenient access from home
  • Visual assessment possible
  • Same clinical standards as in-person
  • Reduced travel time

In-Person Appointments

Traditional face-to-face GP consultations

  • Physical examination possible
  • Best for complex conditions
  • Direct sample collection if needed
  • Personal interaction

Text Chat Services

Message-based consultations with a GP

  • Discreet and convenient
  • Good for simple queries
  • Chat history available
  • Can send photos securely

Prescription Services

Digital prescription handling

  • Electronic prescriptions
  • Sent to your chosen pharmacy
  • Repeat prescription management
  • Medication delivery options

Compare GP Providers

Provider Type

Appointment Type

Push Doctor

NHS: Free
Private: £45
Services:
VideoText chat
Availability:

Same day booking available

7am - 10pm

Location:

UK-wide video consultations

Additional Info:

Partners with NHS practices

Bupa Digital GP

Private: £45
Services:
VideoText chat
Availability:

15 minutes average

8am - 8pm everyday

Location:

UK-wide video consultations

Additional Info:

Includes prescription service

Babylon GP at Hand

NHS: Free
Private: £49
Services:
VideoIn-personText chat
Availability:

Same day for urgent

24/7

Location:

London clinics + UK-wide video

Additional Info:

NHS GP service with digital-first approach

Livi

NHS: Free
Private: £49
Services:
Video
Availability:

Usually same day

7am - 10pm everyday

Location:

UK-wide video consultations

Additional Info:

Partners with local GP practices

What to Consider When Choosing a Provider

  • 1NHS vs Private:Many providers offer both NHS and private services. NHS services are free but may require registration and have eligibility criteria.
  • 2Consultation Types:Consider whether video, phone, or in-person appointments better suit your needs. Some conditions may require physical examination.
  • 3Prescription Services:Check how prescriptions are handled - some providers can send prescriptions directly to your chosen pharmacy.
  • 4Continuity of Care:Consider whether you can see the same GP for follow-up appointments and how records are shared with your regular NHS GP.

Emergency Information

For medical emergencies, always call 999 or visit your nearest A&E. These services are not suitable for emergency care.