Driver Medicals
DVLA driver medical assessments at The Wellness in London, for HGV, PCV, taxi and D4 licence holders, from £195. A GMC-registered doctor carries out your examination and completes your DVLA form. Same day appointments are available for every licence group.
Professional medical assessments for all driver categories, each completed by a GMC-registered doctor with same-day form completion.
Commercial
£195
Complete DVLA D4 medical examination for HGV/LGV drivers. Required for initial application and renewal of Category C and C+E licenses.
Commercial
£200
Medical assessment for taxi and private hire drivers. Accepted by TfL and all UK local authorities for new applications and renewals.
Commercial
£200
Specific medical examination meeting Wolverhampton City Council requirements for hackney carriage and private hire drivers.
Commercial
£195
DVLA D4 medical for bus and coach drivers. Required for Category D and D+E licenses for passenger carrying vehicles.
Commercial
£195
Medical examination for C1 license holders driving vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes. Required at 70 and every 3 years after.
Emergency services
£200
Specialized C1 medical assessment for paramedics and ambulance drivers meeting ambulance service requirements.
Recreational
£195
Medical assessment for motorhome and campervan drivers. Required for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes or minibus conversions.
Support document
£100
Medical support letter for Section 88 applications allowing you to continue driving while DVLA processes your medical license renewal.
Choose your medical type and book a convenient appointment time. Same-day slots often available.
30-minute examination with our GMC-registered doctor including vision test, blood pressure, and health review.
Completed DVLA forms provided immediately. We can submit directly to DVLA or provide for your own submission.
Every driver medical covers the full DVLA standard in a single 30-minute appointment. Examination, vision, cardiovascular and forms.
Comprehensive health assessment meeting DVLA standards.
Eye examination including visual acuity and field testing.
Cardiovascular assessment and blood pressure monitoring.
D4/D2 forms completed and signed by the doctors we work with.
30-minute appointments with immediate form completion.
All assessments meet current DVLA medical standards.
A D4 medical for an HGV, bus, C1 or motorhome licence is £195. A taxi or private hire medical is £200. A Section 88 letter is £100.
We offer same-day driver medical appointments. Walk-ins are welcome subject to availability. The examination takes approximately 20-30 minutes. DVLA forms are completed immediately.
A DVLA medical includes checking your vision, blood pressure, heart, reflexes, and any conditions that might affect driving. The doctor completes the required DVLA forms based on their examination findings.
We provide medicals for HGV/LGV licences, bus and coach (PCV) licences, taxi and private hire, DVLA Group 1 and Group 2 licences, and licence renewals for medical conditions like diabetes or heart conditions.
Bring your driving licence, any glasses or hearing aids you use for driving, a list of current medications, and any relevant medical records. If renewing for a medical condition, bring recent test results or specialist letters.
Yes, all medicals are conducted by GMC-registered doctors who are experienced in completing DVLA forms. Our examinations meet all DVLA requirements for Group 1 and Group 2 licences.
HGV drivers require a medical at age 45, then every 5 years until age 65, and annually from age 65 onwards. We can set up reminders for your renewal dates.
Yes, drivers with diabetes can obtain their licence with proper medical assessment. You will need to meet DVLA standards for blood glucose control. Bring recent HbA1c results and any diabetes clinic letters.
Taxi medicals follow the stricter Group 2 standards, similar to HGV. This includes more thorough cardiac assessment and vision requirements. Local authority requirements may vary slightly.
If medical issues are found, the doctor will explain the implications. Some conditions require treatment or further tests before driving. We provide guidance on next steps and can assist with DVLA correspondence.