Private Health Screening in London

Arrange a private health screen at GHMS in Earl’s Court, with GP assessment, blood tests, relevant measurements, and a clear written review of the available results.

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Home & hotel visits
Same-day appointments
24/7 appointments
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Private health screening consultation at GHMS in Earl's Court, London

Private health screening appointments

Clinic consultations and home visits by arrangement

Health Screening Services

Private health screening, blood tests and follow-up in Central London

Private health screening, GP review, blood tests, onward referrals where needed, and related private medical services including home or hotel visits by arrangement.

Why patients choose GHMS

Flexible Private Healthcare in Central London

Same-day appointments

Call for private GP and specialist appointments, often available the same day.

Open 24/7

Arrange 24/7 clinic appointments & home visits. No NHS registration required.

Home & hotel visits

Doctor visits to your home or hotel are available across Central London.

Experienced doctors

GMC-registered clinicians, personal consultations, and clear next steps.

GHMS private consultation room in Earl's Court

Patient reviews

What patients say about GHMS.

A few words from patients we have cared for, shared on Google.

  • Great service — came to my hotel, 3 visits and I'm not sick anymore! Thank you, Doctor.

    Gustavo Gutierrez

    Google review

  • Very professional service and great doctor. Thank you.

    Lu Kh

    Google review

  • My wife had a bladder infection, so I went to the doctor on Sunday. He was very kind and thorough.

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Health screening appointments available

Need a health check soon?

Call GHMS to discuss the type of screening you need, any preparation required, and whether a clinic appointment or home or hotel visit is more suitable.

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Reception can explain likely preparation, appointment structure, and the next steps before you book.

Earl’s Court clinic

Private healthcare in Earl’s Court.

Visit GHMS at 68 Kenway Rd, Earl’s Court, London, SW5 0RD. The clinic is a short walk from Earl’s Court station.

Directions

Clinic location

68 Kenway Rd Earl’s Court, London SW5 0RD

When to visit

Clinic appointments by arrangement: open 24/7

Home and hotel doctor visits: available across Central London

FAQ

Questions people ask before they call.

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How do I book a private GP appointment at GHMS?
Call or WhatsApp GHMS to discuss your medical needs and the earliest suitable appointment. Private GP appointments are available 24/7 by arrangement at our Earl's Court clinic, subject to clinician availability. Reception will confirm the time before you travel.
Can a doctor visit me at home or in my hotel?
Yes. GHMS offers private doctor home and hotel visits across Central London, 24/7 by arrangement. Call reception with your location and symptoms so the team can confirm whether a visit is suitable, current availability, an estimated arrival time, and the price before you book.
Do you offer discreet VIP medical services?
Yes. GHMS provides confidential private medical care for individuals, families, executives, public figures, and international visitors. Depending on your needs and clinician availability, care may be arranged at the Earl's Court clinic or through a home or hotel visit across Central London.
Is GHMS CQC registered?
Yes. GHMS is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and social care in England. GHMS doctors are registered with the General Medical Council.
When is GHMS open?
Private GP appointments at the Earl's Court clinic and doctor home or hotel visits are available 24/7 by arrangement, including weekends and bank holidays. Call or WhatsApp before travelling so reception can confirm current clinician availability and your appointment time.
Do I need to register with GHMS or get an NHS referral?
No. You can contact GHMS directly without registering with the clinic, changing your NHS GP, or obtaining an NHS referral. If your condition would benefit from specialist care, a GHMS doctor can assess you and provide a private referral where clinically appropriate.
How much does a private GP appointment cost?
The cost depends on the appointment and any additional services you need, such as blood tests, treatment, or a medical report. Reception will explain the consultation fee, and any additional costs will be discussed before you agree to them.
Can tourists and international visitors use GHMS?
Yes. GHMS provides private medical care for tourists, business travellers, hotel guests, expatriates, and other international visitors in London. You do not need NHS registration or a UK GP referral; call or WhatsApp to explain what care you need.
Can GHMS refer me to a private specialist?
Yes. A GHMS GP can assess your symptoms, arrange initial tests where appropriate, and provide a referral with relevant clinical information. GHMS can also help arrange private specialist appointments in areas such as ENT, cardiology, dermatology, gynaecology, paediatrics, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, neurology, and urology, subject to availability.
Can I have private blood tests at GHMS?
Blood tests can be arranged when clinically appropriate, including tests requested during a GP consultation or health screening. The doctor will explain which tests are suitable, whether preparation such as fasting is needed, the expected result time, and the cost before testing.
Can GHMS provide a medical certificate or report?
GHMS can provide private sick notes, fit-to-fly letters, visa-related certificates, and medical reports when a doctor has enough clinical information to do so. An assessment or supporting records may be required, and the receiving employer, airline, insurer, embassy, or other organisation decides its own acceptance requirements.
Where is GHMS located and how do I get there?
GHMS is at 68 Kenway Road, Earl's Court, London SW5 0RD, a short walk from Earl's Court Underground station. Use the directions link on the website for a route from your location, and call reception if you need help finding the clinic.
What should I do in a life-threatening emergency?
Call 999 immediately for chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, signs of a stroke, heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness, or any other life-threatening symptoms. GHMS is not an emergency department; its urgent appointments and home or hotel visits are for medical needs that are not life-threatening.