GP or A&E consultation

Consultations

IV-infusion

Treatments

Suture, clips or stitches removal

Treatment

Wound Closure with Sutures

Urgent care

At VisitHealth, a GP, or general practitioner, is your first point of contact for any health concerns. Think of the GP as a doctor who has a broad understanding of all medical areas and is trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions. If necessary, they can refer you to a specialist for further care.

GPs take a holistic approach to your health, examining all organs and systems, which means you can come to them with any health issue. Whether you’re visiting from abroad, new to the UK system, or a long-time resident, GPs are your gateway to healthcare. They are particularly important for patients facing new symptoms and for those who haven’t had a check-up in a while.

People see GPs for acute issues, such as sudden illness that doesn’t require hospitalisation, as well as for chronic conditions that need continuous monitoring. GPs can track your health over time, manage ongoing treatments, and help with regular screenings. Whether you're coming in for a sudden flare-up of a chronic condition or for routine health checks, a GP is the right place to start.

Our GPs see patients of all ages, from children to adults, which means there’s no need to book separate appointments with a paediatrician. Our in-house doctors can examine children just as thoroughly as they do adults. After an initial diagnosis, they can recommend further tests or treatments, and they can refer you to a specialist such as a paediatric neurologist or a urologist if it makes sense.

Standard GP Consultation

GP Follow-up Consultation

Extended GP Consultation

Duty Doctor Consultation

GP consultations

MRI Scan - One body part

Diagnostics

MRI Scan - Two body parts

MRI Scan - Three body parts

MRI Scan - Four body parts

MRI Time-Saver Prices

Front view for bowel kidney and abdominal organ assessment. Lateral decubitus view included free if clinically needed.

Abdomen X-Ray

Front view with foot rotated to open ankle joint plus side view.

Ankle Joint X-Ray

Two front views covering the full cervical spine plus a side view. Open-mouth view shows the atlas and axis.

Cervical Spine X-Ray

Standard screening view for lungs heart and ribcage. Additional lateral view included free if clinically needed.

Chest X-Ray

Front view and angled view from below to assess full collarbone length.

Clavicle X-Ray

Front view with arm extended plus side view with elbow bent at 90 degrees.

Elbow X-Ray

Front view and side view of the thigh bone including hip and knee joints.

Femur X-Ray

Finger X-Ray

Top-down view and angled view to separate metatarsals and tarsal bones.

Foot X-Ray

Front view and side view including both wrist and elbow joints.

Forearm X-Ray

Top-down view plus angled view to separate metacarpals and show joint spaces.

Hand X-Ray

Front view of hip joint plus side view to assess femoral neck and joint space.

Hip Joint X-Ray

Front view and side view of the upper arm bone.

Humerus X-Ray

Front view ideally standing plus side view to assess joint spacing and alignment.

Knee Joint X-Ray

Front view side view and focused view of the lowest lumbar segment ‚Äî a common site of disc problems.

Lumbar Sacral Spine X-Ray

Specialised views to locate metallic foreign bodies near the eye.

Orbit Foreign Body Demonstration

Side view of the knee plus a view looking down the kneecap from above.

Patella X-Ray

Single front view showing both hip joints sacrum and pelvic bones.

Pelvis X-Ray

Sacroiliac Joint X-Ray

Front view of shoulder girdle plus second view to assess humeral head position relative to glenoid.

Shoulder Joint X-Ray

Front view and side view of the mid-back vertebrae T1 to T12.

Thoracic Spine X-Ray

Front view and side view of the lower leg including knee and ankle joints.

Tibia and Fibula X-Ray

Top-down view and angled view of the affected toe.

Toe X-Ray

Top-down view with palm flat plus side view for distal radius and carpal bone assessment.

Wrist X-Ray

X-ray

DEXA Body Composition Scan

DEXA Bone Density Scan

DEXA

Abdomen Ultrasound

Abdominal Wall Ultrasound

Bowel Ultrasound

Breast Ultrasound

Carotid Doppler Scan

Doppler Scan

Joint Ultrasound/Soft tissues (MSK: ligaments, tendons)

Lower Extremities' Arteries Doppler Scan

Lower Extremities' Varicose Veins Doppler Scan

Lower Extremities' Veins Doppler Scan (DVT)

Lymph Nodes/Soft Tissues Ultrasound

Neonatal hips

Pelvic Transvaginal Ultrasound

Peripheral Nerves Ultrasound

Pleural Cavity Ultrasound

Renal Arteries Doppler Scan

Ribs Ultrasound

Salivary Gland Ultrasound

Scrotum/Testes

Thyroid Ultrasound

Transabdominal Pelvis Ultrasound

Transthoracic Echocardiography

Upper Extremities' Arteries Doppler Scan

Upper Extremities' Veins Doppler Scan

Urinary System Ultrasound

Ultrasound

Professor consultation

Cardiology consultation

Endocrinology consultation

Geriatrics consultation, follow up

Geriatrics consultation, initial

Gastrointestinal specialist consultation

Neurology consultation

Orthopaedic consultation

Paediatrics consultation

Sports medicine consultation

Stroke medicine consultation

Urology consultation

Women's health consultation, follow up

Women's health consultation, initial

Specialist consultations

Catheter Insertion (Uro)

Cervical Smear (sampling)

Earwax removal

Injection (subcutaneous, intramuscular)

Intravenous Infusion extended (per additional hour)

Intravenous Infusion (up to 2 hours), including Cannulation

IV Medication Injection, including Cannulation (no infusion required)

Local Anesthesia

Stoma care (basic)

Suture removal with dressing (large)

Suture removal with dressing (small)

Urinary Catheter removal

Vital Signs, Height, Weight, BMI with Nurse

Wound Care

Wound closure with glue

Wound closure Steri-strips

Manipulations and procedures

Vaccination (sometimes people search for immunisation), is the process of helping the body develop immunity to specific diseases. It’s a way of preparing your immune system to fight off infections before they happen, either by introducing a part of the pathogen, like a virus, or by giving you ready-made antibodies. This doesn’t make you ill, but it does trigger an immune response so your body knows how to defend itself if it ever encounters the real thing.

There are different types of immunisations. Some are given to children as part of the standard vaccination schedule, while others are seasonal, such as the flu vaccine, which needs to be repeated annually, as immunity only lasts for a short time. Certain vaccines are required only once in a lifetime, while others might need boosters.

Immunisation is especially important for people working in certain professions, such as healthcare, where regular contact with blood or large groups of people increases the risk of infection. For these people, it’s vital to ensure their immunity is up to date.

At VisitHealth, we offer a wide range of vaccinations, including seasonal ones like the flu vaccine, as well as childhood immunisations according to the official schedule. We also provide vaccinations for travellers heading to regions with diseases not commonly found in the UK, like parts of Africa or South America. While we cover most vaccines, we do not offer the yellow fever vaccine.

Flu Jab | Nurse-Led

Immunization (excl. cost of Vaccine)

Vaccination

At VisitHealth, we offer lab services seven days a week starting from 8:00 a.m. You can simply walk into the clinic to have your blood tests done, whether you already know the list of tests you need or not. If you’re unsure about which tests to take but feel something is off, our doctors can examine you and provide the necessary referrals. Blood samples can be taken at the clinic or in the comfort of your home, and we can send a nurse to collect them. You can also consult with a doctor in person or over a video call to discuss your needs and get the required referrals.

If you have a chronic condition and need regular blood tests, you can send us your list of required tests or even dictate it over the phone, and we’ll confirm everything and provide clear pricing before proceeding. We’ll also give you instructions on how to prepare for your tests: whether you need to refrain from eating, whether it’s best to do the test in the morning or afternoon, and whether food intake might affect the results. We ensure you have all the necessary information before your appointment, and we then collect your samples either from your home or at the clinic.

In addition to blood tests, we offer lab services such as genetic testing (usually through a saliva sample) and cancer screenings, where we analyse circulating tumour cells in the blood. We can also take samples for urine and stool tests, as well as swabs for infections, including cervical and urethral swabs. Essentially, we test all types of biological material and provide a wide range of diagnostics, from immunology to infection screening.

ALEX3 Allergy Test

Anaemia Profile

Biochemistry & Haematology Profile

Biochemistry & Haematology Profile plus Cholesterol levels

Cardiovascular Risk Profile 1

Cardiovascular Risk Profile 2

Coagulation Profile 1

Coagulation Profile 2

Female Hormone Profile

Haematology Profile

Iron Status Profile

Lipid Profile

Liver Function Tests

Male Hormone Profile

Menopause Profile

Prostate Profile

Thyroid Profile 1

Thyroid Profile 2

Thyroid Profile 3

Trucheck test (including consultation)

Urea and Electrolytes

Lab tests

Health Assessment - Essential

Screenings

Health Assessment - Enhanced

Health Assessment - Signature

Health screening packages

6-month programme

Comprehensive Initial Consultation

Follow-up Consultation

Initial Assessment

Starter Pack (3 consultations)

Weight management clinic

At VisitHealth our approach to pain management involves specialists from different fields to treat the root cause of the pain. Whether it’s chronic back pain, shoulder pain, or headaches, the first step is identifying the source. Once we know the cause, we can tailor a treatment plan that includes a combination of therapies such as physiotherapy, medication, massage, and special exercises.

Physiotherapy is often a key part of pain management. Our physiotherapists’ personalised exercise programmes relieve pain and improve mobility. We use tools such as electrical stimulation, magnetic therapy, and other non-invasive treatments to ease muscle pain and inflammation.

For more complex cases, like chronic joint pain, treatments may involve medication, including corticosteroids to reduce inflammation. If the pain is linked to a neurological issue, such as migraines or lower back pain caused by a slipped disc, a neurologist may be involved to assess the situation and guide the treatment.

Pain management calls for collaboration. So if our neurologist rules out conditions like disc herniation, for instance, it means that any recommended physiotherapy or massage therapy can be both effective and safe.

Our team guides you through each step, from diagnosing the source of your pain to creating a rehabilitation plan that involves the right specialists, whether they’re physiotherapists, neurologists, or orthopaedic experts.

Let’s review how our pain management approaches can work for you by considering physiotherapy, neurological sources, chronic joint pain and inflammation, massage and other non-invasive treatments, and treatment plans.

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