General Practice
Everyday medicine done properly: the consultation is forty minutes, so the history gets taken before the prescription gets written.
From K450 · 40 minutesUnhurried appointments, diagnostics in the same week, and one physician who follows your history from first visit to follow-up — not whoever happens to be free.
Everyday medicine done properly: the consultation is forty minutes, so the history gets taken before the prescription gets written.
From K450 · 40 minutesECG, blood pressure profiling and lipid panels, read and explained the same day rather than posted to you a fortnight later.
From K900 · Results same dayBloods, imaging referral and reporting coordinated by the practice, with one person responsible for chasing the result.
Same-week appointmentsDiabetes, hypertension and thyroid management on a structured review schedule, with medication reconciled at every visit.
Quarterly review planScreening, contraception, fertility discussion and menopause care in appointments long enough to raise what you came to raise.
From K550 · 40 minutesA full annual assessment in one morning: bloods, cardiac, respiratory and a written report you can actually read.
K3,200 · Half daySo we built the practice around the length of the appointment instead of the number of them. Fewer patients per day, seen properly, by the same doctor each time.
Nothing here is unusual. It is simply what happens when a practice is not trying to see forty people before lunch.
A short history form by message, so the first ten minutes are not spent on paperwork you have filled in four times already.
Forty minutes. History, examination, and an explanation of what we think is happening and why — in words that survive the car park.
Bloods taken on site. Imaging booked by us, usually within the same week, with the practice chasing the report rather than you.
Results discussed properly, not delivered by text. A written summary of the plan goes to you the same day.
Eighteen years in general practice. Particular interest in diabetes and hypertension management, and in getting medication lists down rather than up.
Cardiac screening and internal medicine. Reads every ECG in the building and explains the result before you leave the room.
Screening, contraception, fertility and menopause care, in appointments long enough to cover what actually brought you in.
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