Notting Hill is west of the clinic along the Bayswater Road, at the top of Kensington Gardens.
A GMC registered doctor comes to a home, hotel or office in Notting Hill from £450, with up to an hour with the doctor, arranged every day, 7am to 9pm. Members pay £400 a visit, and the clinic at 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ is 3.3 km (2.1 miles) from Notting Hill Gate station, three stops on the Central line from Notting Hill Gate, with no change for anyone who would rather come in.
Notting Hill rises north of Notting Hill Gate, and Portobello Road runs through it towards Ladbroke Grove.
Notting Hill is three stops from the clinic, but a child with a fever or someone in bed with back pain should not be on the Central line. A doctor comes to the house, the flat or the hotel room near the Gate instead.
Doctors are asked to come to a terraced house off Portobello Road, a flat on one of the garden squares, or a hotel room near the Gate. The visit is requested like a clinic appointment, and the doctor arrives with what is needed to examine, treat and prescribe.
The doctor examines and treats on the spot, and writes any prescription or referral during the visit. Signature members have two house calls a year in the membership and Platinum members six.
Yes. A doctor comes to a hotel room in Notting Hill from £450, as well as to a terraced house off Portobello Road, a flat on one of the garden squares, or a hotel room near the Gate.
Yes. A GP visits children at home, examines them, and prescribes where that is right. For a child who is struggling to breathe, ring 999.
About 44 minutes on foot, 3.3 km (2.1 miles) from Notting Hill Gate station, to 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ. From Notting Hill Gate the Central line runs three stops east to Marble Arch, with no change.
Choose a time online, or ring 020 3951 3429. The request page shows the price before you confirm.