Private healthcare for people in Edinburgh

Care in London for people from Edinburgh

Our clinics are on Baker Street in Marylebone and Eccleston Street in Belgravia, open from early morning to evening every day. A GP appointment is £150, a doctor to your hotel is £450, and the executive physical, a full day with one physician and every result reviewed before you leave, is £2,995.

Your concierge plans any specialist, scan or test around your dates in London, so that a visit of a few days is enough.

Members are seen first, and anyone can request an appointment today. Your results and your plan stay in one record that your doctor keeps from one visit to the next.

Travelling to London for care

From Edinburgh there is nothing to apply for. London is close, and your concierge can fit appointments around the day you travel.

Health care in Edinburgh

Doctors across the UK are registered by the General Medical Council, which checks that each one meets its requirements to deliver good, safe patient care, and anyone can search its registers to see a doctor’s registration status. [1]

Independent clinics in Scotland are registered and regularly inspected by Healthcare Improvement Scotland, whose public register shows the treatments each clinic is regulated to provide and its inspection reports. [2]

On 30 June 2025 the population of the City of Edinburgh was 531,370, an increase of 18.3% since 2001. [3]

Edinburgh has been the capital of Scotland since 1437, and its Old and New Towns were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1995. [4]

Arranging a visit from Edinburgh

Message your concierge on WhatsApp or request an appointment here, and tell us the dates you can travel and the question you most want answered. We reply within the hour, at any time of day in Edinburgh, and propose appointment times before you book a flight.

Where a visit includes scans or blood tests, we set them early in your stay, so that your doctor can go through every result with you before you leave. Specialist appointments are arranged on the days around it, and each fee is told to you before anything is confirmed.

Time zones and travel

Calls with your doctor are set for a sensible hour in Edinburgh, once we know your time zone. If the flight is long, most people prefer to rest on the day they land and be seen the next morning, and your concierge plans for that.

Before you travel, a checklist

A little preparation lets a doctor see the whole picture on the first day.

• Your recent results and letters, in English where you can, on your phone or on paper
• A list of your medicines and their doses, with a letter from your doctor for any that are restricted
• The question you most want answered, written down
• The dates you are in the city, so your concierge can plan tests and results around them

When you are home again

Your doctor can follow up by telephone or video wherever you are, and your plan stays in your record. If you need care where you live, your concierge can help you find it and send your letters ahead, with your consent.

Letters go to you in English, ready for a doctor in Edinburgh, and your results stay in your record after you leave. Next time you come, nothing has to be repeated.