Planned Healthcare on Your Schedule
Routine appointments with experienced GPs and APs for ongoing health management and preventative care.
When to book a routine appointment?
Chronic Condition Management
Pre-diabetic advice
Health Screening & Prevention
Annual health check-ups
Ongoing Health Concerns
Non-urgent symptoms causing concern
Follow-up for previous treatment
Mental Health
Anxiety
Depression consultations
Stress Management
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Men’s Health
Prostate health concerns
Erectile dysfunction
Testosterone concerns
General men’s health issues
Urinary Health
Lifestyle & preventative Health
Weight management advice
Nutrition and dietary guidance
Exercise and fitness advice
General wellness consultations
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Women’s Health
Contraception advice and management
Menopause consultations
HRT prescription and management
Period problems (non-urgent)
Urinary Health
Medical Documentation
Pre-employment medicals and driving assessments must be booked with a GP.
Insurance medical reports
DVLA medicals
Non-urgent medical certificates
Why choose routine appointments?
Take Control of Your Health
No Rushing: Routine appointments give you time to discuss your concerns properly without the pressure of short appointments.
Preventative Care: Regular check-ups and screening can catch problems early, when they’re easier to treat.
Better Planning: Book at a time that suits you, rather than fitting around urgent illness.
Comprehensive Review: More time to discuss multiple concerns, review your full medical history, and create long-term health plans.
Continuity of Care: Build a relationship with your clinician who gets to know your health over time.
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Prepare for your appointment
What to bring?
We need to be sure who you are, this means photo ID before we can consult.
All medication you are taking, prescribed and over the counter.
Any blood test or other relevant information that will help the clinician to know what has happened so far.
Bring a list of your questions, minds tend to go blank in appointments. Bring your concerns so we can work through these with you.
If you are booking for a screening assessment, relevant family medical history can be helpful, and amounts of exercise, smoking, drug and alcohol use – please be honest, this will help us get the best outcome.