Private Doctor Home Visits
in London

Yes. Private GPs and specialist doctors in endocrinology and diabetes, gynaecology, elderly medicine, orthopaedics, functional medicine and palliative care visit you at home, in your hotel or at the office. Enter your postcode to see who can visit your address, compare profiles and fees, and share your preferred time.

Each doctor sets their own fee, which depends on their specialty and the type of visit; private GP home visits start from £216. Enter your postcode to see the available doctors and their fees before you book, so you can weigh cost against expertise. No membership is required.

Private GPs and specialist doctors, including consultant geriatricians, endocrinologists, gynaecologists, orthopaedic surgeons, functional medicine and palliative care doctors. Who can visit depends on your address: your postcode shows the doctors available near you.

Choose a home visit when travelling is the problem: limited mobility, a child or an older relative to look after, feeling too unwell to go out, no appointment available at the surgery, or simply the privacy and calm of your own home. The doctor brings the consultation to you.

Visits are prompt and depend on the availability of doctors at your address: GP visits are generally within the day, specialist doctor visits generally within two to three days. Enter your postcode and your preferred time: the doctor proposes a time, and the visit is confirmed when you accept and pay online. For a medical emergency, call 999 or go to A&E.

For example Barking and Dagenham, Barnet, Bexley, Brent, Bromley, Camden, City of London, Croydon, Ealing, Enfield, Greenwich, Hackney, Hammersmith and Fulham, Haringey, Harrow, Havering, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Lewisham, Merton, Newham, Redbridge, Richmond upon Thames, Southwark, Sutton, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Wandsworth, Westminster. These are examples, not a guarantee: availability depends on the doctor or specialist you need, and new areas open as professionals join. Enter your postcode to see who can visit you.

Yes. If you fall ill while visiting London, a doctor can see you in your hotel room or rented apartment, according to availability at that address, and can issue a private prescription where appropriate.

Yes. Private GPs and consultant geriatricians see older patients where they live, at home or in a care home: new symptoms, a fall, memory concerns, or a review of long-term conditions and medicines. A relative or carer can be present, and you can book on their behalf.

No. You book directly with the doctor of your choice, GP or specialist, without a referral. If your NHS GP or another doctor has already written a referral letter, bring it to the visit and the doctor will take it into account.

Enter your postcode and Medelit shows the private doctors who can visit your address, with their profile and fee. Availability depends on the doctor you need and your address, so add your preferred time as well; the doctor then proposes a time.

Enter your postcode, compare the doctors available at your address by profile and fee, and share your preferred time. The doctor proposes a time, and you accept and pay online to confirm. No membership is needed.

Yes. NHS home visits are now rare and reserved for housebound or seriously ill patients, but a private house call is open to anyone: enter your postcode to see the GPs and specialist doctors who visit your address, compare their profiles and fees, and share your preferred time.

Where clinically appropriate, yes. A doctor can issue a private prescription and recommend blood tests, imaging or a specialist referral, and we can organise these for you, including blood tests at home. It is always the doctor’s clinical decision.

After every visit you receive a complete report. It comes to you, and you can share it with your NHS GP if you wish.

Both visit at home. A private GP is a generalist for everyday illness; a consultant is a senior specialist in one field, such as diabetes, hormones, joints or older-age medicine. See consultant home visits, or enter your postcode to see who can visit you.

Generally yes. Say in your booking request exactly which certificate you need: the doctor either confirms by proposing an availability or declines if they cannot issue it. If another Medelit doctor issues that type of certificate, for example a specialist certificate requested from a GP, we involve them directly and you receive an appointment offer from the doctor who gave availability.