One person
A principal, with everything in Platinum and a physician of their own.
£40,000
a year
For family offices
Everything in Platinum for every person, and a physician who answers their own number.
The Wellness places a named physician on retainer to a family, at £40,000 for one person and £100,000 for a principal and three. Every person has everything in Platinum. On top, the physician holds fifty families, answers their own number at any hour, comes to the house and attends every specialist and admission.
A principal, with everything in Platinum and a physician of their own.
£40,000
a year
One physician across the household. £20,000 for each further member.
£100,000
a year
No family office is named on this site and none ever will be. Records are held under the family’s own reference rather than a name where the office asks for that, and the physician signs the office’s own confidentiality terms before the first meeting.
You meet two and choose one. Both are on the clinicians page with their training and registration, and the office may ask for a woman or a man and for a language, on the form below.
Everything in Platinum is included for each person. Hospital care, surgery, anything a specialist charges for and tests beyond Platinum are billed to the family at what they cost us plus twenty per cent, with the invoice attached.
For a planned trip, yes, at a day rate agreed before the diary is set. For an unplanned one we work by telephone and video, and we find a doctor where the principal is rather than send one from London.
We arrange it, we send the record, and the physician sits in on the consultation. Where the second opinion disagrees with ours, that goes in the record in the consultant’s own words.
Our clinics are in London, including Marylebone and Belgravia, and we have no beds of our own. Emergency care goes to an emergency department, and we tell the office which one before it is needed rather than after.
You will hear from us within 24 hours.
The partner programmeThe physician remembers your father’s heart, and asks about it before you think to mention it.