Private healthcare for people in Perth
People in Perth can request an appointment with The Wellness in Sydney, our nearest city, or see us in London. One concierge arranges either, and your doctor follows you between them.
- What it costs
- In Sydney, private GP from A$390, doctor at your home or hotel from A$400, executive health from A$6,900 and full body MRI from A$3,850. In London, a GP appointment is £150.
- How soon
- Your concierge replies within the hour, day and night.
- How to begin
- Request an appointment in Sydney or in London.

Care in Sydney, our nearest city to Perth
From Perth, our nearest city is Sydney, where your concierge arranges appointments with the best clinics and stays with you until every result is explained. Fees there start with private GP from A$390, doctor at your home or hotel from A$400, executive health from A$6,900 and full body MRI from A$3,850.
You can request an appointment today whether or not you are a member, and members have priority. One record holds your results and your plan, in Sydney and in London alike.
Care in London for people from Perth
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 arranges specialists, scans and tests around the days you are in London, so a short visit holds everything you came for.
Travelling to London for care
Holders of a passport from Australia can apply for an electronic travel authorisation, which costs £20 and allows a visit of up to 6 months [1] [2]. Medical treatment is among the reasons a visitor may come [3].
Health care in Perth
Doctors in Australia are registered through the national scheme run by Ahpra in partnership with 15 National Boards, among them the Medical Board, under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law [4].
The national scheme regulates 16 health professions by setting the standards and policies that registered practitioners meet, and anyone can check online whether a practitioner is qualified and registered and see their current registration status [4].
In Western Australia, the Department of Health provides leadership and management of the health system as a whole, which in the 2020 to 2021 financial year managed more than 1,100,000 emergency department attendances and delivered 32,000 babies [5].
Greater Perth had 2,452,765 residents at 30 June 2025, and its growth rate of 2.4% over the year was the highest of any Australian capital city [6].
The city added 58,088 people in that year, close behind Brisbane in numbers and ahead of Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Canberra [6].
Arranging a visit from Perth
Start with a message on WhatsApp or a request here, with the dates you could travel and what you would most like answered. Your concierge replies within the hour, whatever the time in Perth, and offers appointment times before you commit to 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
We arrange calls at an hour that suits you in Perth. After a long flight, a first appointment on the morning after you arrive usually leaves you clearer than one on the day itself, and your concierge will suggest it.
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.
Every letter is written in English, so a doctor in Perth can read it, and your results stay available to you after you fly home. When you next travel, your doctor begins from where you left off.
Questions
Where can people in Perth see The Wellness?
Care with The Wellness for people in Perth is in Sydney, our nearest city, and in London. Your concierge arranges appointments in either and keeps one record for you.
Can I visit London for private medical treatment?
Yes. Medical treatment is among the reasons a visitor may come to the UK, and GOV.UK sets out whether you need an electronic travel authorisation or a visa [3].
How much does a private doctor in London cost?
A GP appointment at The Wellness is £150, a same day appointment £220, and a doctor to your home or hotel £450.
How quickly can I be seen in London?
A same day appointment is £220, and your concierge offers the first time that fits your arrival.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Your recent results and letters, a list of your medicines with their doses, and the dates you are in London, so that tests and results fit inside your stay.
Can I have a follow-up from home?
Yes. Your doctor can follow up by telephone or video wherever you are, and your results and plan stay in one record.
Sources
- [1]GOV.UK, get an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) to visit the UK, read 15 October 2026
- [2]GOV.UK, check if you can get an electronic travel authorisation, read 15 October 2026
- [3]GOV.UK, visit the UK as a Standard Visitor, read 15 October 2026
- [4]Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra), what we do, read 15 October 2026
- [5]Government of Western Australia, Department of Health, about us, read 15 October 2026
- [6]Australian Bureau of Statistics, regional population, latest release, read 15 October 2026
Written and reviewed by the clinical team at The Wellness. Last reviewed 15 October 2026. This page is general information and not a substitute for advice from your own doctor.