Doctor Care at Home

Whilst we endeavour to contact you within 24 hours, we cannot guarantee this. We would suggest, if you feel it is an emergency, call 999. If you feel there is time, and we have not contacted you within 3 hours, you should contact your own GP or call 111 out of hours. You may also wish to ask a friend or relative to stay with you for your safety. They could take you to the emergency department, if required.

Yes, very much so. Having access will greatly support us in consultation to make more informed decisions and plans. You can upload all this information to Semble when you register with the practice. Your GP records should be available online, as practices are contractually obliged to provide you with this information.

Download the NHS App on Android or Apple Store and follow the instructions. Alternatively, under GDPR rules, you can submit a Subject Access Request (SAR) for any records held by the GP, about you. We will aim to work collaboratively with your NHS GP.

You can visit us in person or contact us by phone, message, or email.

If you would like to access any of GP2Health services, you will need to register with our practice. This is done using the secure Electronic Health Record (EHR) named Semble. We will email you or help you to complete a registration form in person. In this registration form, we will collect some of your personal information, including demographics, habits, medicines, and comorbidities. Please see our policies and regulations section to understand how we use your data.

If a home visit is recommended after a virtual consultation, the cost of the home visit will be decided on an individual basis and will factor in the distance from the practice, health care needs, investigations required, and length of examination needed.

Yes. Ultrasound services at home are unique to GP2Health. Blood samples are taken at home, but there may be limitations as our couriers do not work after normal working hours. We will discuss this with you at the time of the home visit.