How much does a private GP appointment cost at The Online GP?

A private GP consultation at The Online GP costs £150 for a comprehensive 30-minute video consultation, or £59 for a 15-minute telephone consultation. This includes full examination, diagnosis, treatment plan, prescriptions, and any necessary medical certificates. Executive health screenings start from £450. We accept all major cards and international payments.

Can I get a same-day GP appointment at The Online GP?

Yes, The Online GP specializes in same-day appointments 7 days a week, including weekends and bank holidays. Simply WhatsApp us at +44 7961 280835 or call +44 20 3951 3429 to book your appointment immediately. Most patients are seen within 2-3 hours of booking.

Where is The Online GP located in London?

The Online GP is conveniently located at 10 Portman Square, London W1H 6AZ. We're just 3 minutes walk from Marble Arch Station (Central line), 7 minutes from Bond Street Station, and easily accessible from all Central London areas.

What conditions can The Online GP treat?

The Online GP provides comprehensive primary care for all conditions including: infections (UTI, chest, skin), chronic diseases (diabetes, hypertension, asthma), mental health (anxiety, depression), women's health (contraception, menopause), men's health, skin conditions, digestive issues, and provides health screenings, all vaccinations, medical certificates, specialist referrals, and second opinions. Our UK-registered GPs handle everything an NHS GP would, with 30-minute appointments for thorough care.

Do you accept international patients at The Online GP?

Yes, The Online GP welcomes international patients from UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, USA, China and worldwide. We provide UK medical certificates, comprehensive health reports for insurance, coordinate with home country doctors, and offer translation services. Weekend appointments are available specifically for international visitors. We accept international insurance and payments in multiple currencies.

What's the difference between The Online GP and NHS GP?

The Online GP offers same-day appointments (vs 2-3 week NHS wait), 30-minute consultations (vs 10 minutes NHS), weekend availability (NHS weekdays only), consistent doctor continuity, no registration required, and serves international patients. While NHS is free for UK residents, our £150 consultation fee ensures immediate, comprehensive care when you need it most.

Can The Online GP prescribe medication?

Yes, our UK-registered GPs can prescribe all medications available in the UK, including antibiotics, pain relief, mental health medications, and chronic disease treatments. Prescriptions can be sent electronically to any UK pharmacy or collected from nearby pharmacies. We also provide private prescriptions for international patients.

Do you offer health screening at The Online GP?

Yes, we offer comprehensive health screenings from £450 including full blood tests (cholesterol, diabetes, liver, kidney, thyroid), ECG heart checks, blood pressure monitoring, BMI assessment, and detailed health reports. Same-day appointments available for executive health checks.

Can I book an online GP consultation anywhere in the UK?

Yes. The Online GP provides private GP consultations by secure video to patients anywhere in the UK, usually the same day. Consultations are from £59 with no waiting list, and prescriptions, fit notes and referrals can be issued during the appointment.

Is there a waiting list to see an online doctor?

No. The Online GP has no waiting list. Same-day appointments are available 7 days a week, including weekends, and booking takes a few minutes on WhatsApp.

How do I choose the best online GP in the UK?

Look for a service where every consultation is with a GMC-registered doctor, fees are published, and there is a physical clinic behind the video screen. The Online GP is doctor-led, publishes its fees from £59, and runs a clinic in Marylebone, London, for anything that needs examining in person.

How quickly can I see a private GP in London?

The Online GP offers same-day private GP appointments in London, typically within 2-3 hours. We're located 3 minutes from Marble Arch station at 10 Portman Square, W1H 6AZ. Book via WhatsApp +44 7961 280835 or call 020 3951 3429. In-person consultations from £220, online consultations from £150, telephone advice from £59.

Is The Online GP open on weekends?

Yes, The Online GP is open Saturdays and Sundays 7am-9pm for private GP consultations. We offer both in-person appointments at our Marylebone clinic near Baker Street and online video consultations. No NHS registration required. Same-day booking available via WhatsApp +44 7961 280835.

How much does a private GP appointment cost in London?

The Online GP offers private GP appointments from £59 for same-day telephone advice, £150 for online video consultations, and £220 for urgent in-person consultations at our Marylebone clinic. Medical reports are £250. All prices include consultation with GMC-registered doctors. Book at 10 Portman Square, London W1H 6AZ.

Do you have Arabic speaking doctors in London?

Yes, The Online GP has multilingual GMC-registered doctors speaking Arabic, Spanish, French, Dutch, and English. We welcome international patients from UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. Located in Marylebone near Baker Street, 3 minutes from the Underground. Book same-day private GP appointment via WhatsApp +44 7961 280835.

Where is The Online GP clinic located in London?

The Online GP private doctor clinic is at 10 Portman Square, London W1H 6AZ, just 3 minutes walk from Marble Arch Underground Station. We serve Marylebone, Mayfair, Westminster, and all of Central London. Open 7 days a week including weekends. Same-day GP appointments available. Call 020 3951 3429 or WhatsApp +44 7961 280835.

Can I get a prescription from The Online GP?

Yes, our GMC-registered private GPs can issue prescriptions during online or in-person consultations. Prescriptions can be sent electronically to your pharmacy of choice or to Boots, Superdrug, or any UK pharmacy. Available for both UK residents and international patients visiting London. Book consultation from £59 via WhatsApp +44 7961 280835.

Do I need to be registered with NHS to see a private GP?

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Full Health Check in Your 30s. What to Test, What to Watch For and Why This Decade Matters

Oct 1

Written By Sama Samy

Your 30s are the decade in which most long-term health risks begin to build, usually without symptoms, and the NHS Health Check does not start until 40. Blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar can drift upwards for years before anyone measures them. Lipoprotein(a), a genetically set risk factor for heart attack and stroke that is raised in around 1 in 5 people, can be measured once in adult life and never needs repeating. Early-onset bowel cancer is rising, with rates in people aged 25 to 49 in England increasing by 3.6% a year in the decade studied, which makes knowing the warning signs more important than ever. For women, fertility declines with age and more steeply after 35, and cervical screening continues every 5 years with HPV testing. For men, testicular cancer is most common between 15 and 49, and self-examination takes a minute. A full health check in your 30s sets your baseline while everything is still easy to change, and gives every later result something to be compared with. At The Wellness you are assessed first, the tests are chosen for your age, sex and family history, and every result is explained to you, from the Comprehensive Blood Panel at £495 to the Executive Health Programme at £11,995. Fees appear further down this page.

Reviewed by the medical team at The Wellness. Last updated 1 October 2026.

Book a full health check on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.

Why have a health check in your 30s

Because the numbers that predict heart disease, diabetes and liver disease in your 50s are already visible in your 30s. They change slowly, and the earlier they are found the smaller the change needed to correct them.

Because family history starts to mean something. If a parent had a heart attack, diabetes or cancer young, your own risk is higher, and the right tests can be chosen around it.

And because a baseline is valuable in itself. A cholesterol, blood sugar or kidney result taken at 34 makes every later result easier to interpret, since a doctor can see the direction of travel rather than a single number.

What should a full health check in your 30s include

A detailed history and examination. Family history, lifestyle, sleep, alcohol, exercise and stress, then blood pressure, pulse, weight and waist measurement.

Heart and circulation. A lipid profile with apolipoprotein B, and lipoprotein(a) measured once. HEART UK recommends testing lipoprotein(a) at least once in adult life, and a raised level changes how other risk factors are managed.

Blood sugar. HbA1c, which reflects average glucose over around 3 months and identifies prediabetes while it is still reversible.

Liver and kidneys. Liver function tests and kidney function, with a urine test for protein where blood pressure or blood sugar are raised.

Blood count, iron and vitamins. A full blood count, ferritin, vitamin B12, folate and vitamin D. Iron deficiency is common in women with heavy periods and is a frequent cause of tiredness.

Thyroid and hormones where they are indicated. Thyroid function when there are symptoms such as tiredness, weight change or irregular periods, and hormone tests when the history points to them.

Ask what your check should include on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.

What should women in their 30s know about fertility

Fertility declines with age, gradually through the early 30s and more steeply after 35. NICE advises that around 8 in 10 couples where the woman is under 40 will conceive within 1 year of regular unprotected sex.

AMH, the blood test often sold as a fertility test, reflects the number of eggs remaining and is useful in planning IVF. A study in JAMA in 2017 found that it did not predict the chance of conceiving naturally in women trying to conceive. A low result is not a reason to panic, and a normal result is not a guarantee.

What helps most is a conversation with a doctor about your plans, your cycle and your history, with tests chosen to answer your question. See a doctor after 12 months of trying, or after 6 months if you are 36 or over or have irregular periods.

Which cancer warning signs matter in your 30s

Bowel cancer is becoming more common in younger adults. Research published in The Lancet Oncology in 2024 found early-onset bowel cancer rising in 27 of 50 countries studied, including England. See a doctor promptly for blood in your stools, a lasting change in bowel habit, unexplained weight loss, persistent abdominal pain or unexplained tiredness from iron deficiency.

Testicular cancer is most common between 15 and 49. Check once a month for a lump, swelling or heaviness, and see a doctor about any change.

Breast changes should be checked at any age. A new lump, a change in shape, skin dimpling or nipple changes all need examining.

Skin cancer is linked to sun exposure and sunburn. Any mole that changes in size, shape or colour, bleeds or itches should be examined with dermoscopy.

Cervical screening continues from 25 to 64. In England, people aged 25 to 49 whose HPV test is negative are now invited every 5 years.

How often should you have a health check in your 30s

For most healthy people in their 30s with no family history, a full baseline once, then every 3 to 5 years, is reasonable. Every 1 to 2 years makes more sense if your blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar or weight are borderline, if you have a strong family history, or if you are planning a pregnancy.

Sooner if something changes. New symptoms, a new diagnosis in a parent or sibling, or a significant change in weight are all good reasons to recheck.

What does a full health check cost in London

At the top of the London market, MRI-led programmes run beyond £15,000 and the most extensive exceed £32,000, while hospital-based health assessments commonly sit at around £1,100 to £1,200.

At The Wellness every programme includes your assessment, the tests chosen for you, and an appointment in which every result is explained. All figures are from prices.

Executive Health Programme, the most comprehensive single assessment, from £11,995.
Baseline Assessment, built to set your reference point for the decades ahead, from £3,495.
Complete Biomarker Assessment, over 100 markers with consultation, from £1,400.
Fertility Scan Package, from £995.
Comprehensive Blood Panel with consultation and interpretation, from £495.
Targeted Blood Panel, from £295. In-person consultation, 30 minutes with examination, from £220.

Appointments are usually available the same week at our London clinics, including Marylebone and Belgravia, and tests can often be completed in a single day where diaries allow.

Why patients choose The Wellness for a health check in their 30s

Because the check is built around you. Your age, sex, family history and plans decide what is tested, so you pay for results that can change a decision.

Because every result is explained. You leave knowing what each number means, what needs action and what does not.

Because it sets your baseline properly, including the one-off tests such as lipoprotein(a) that are easy to forget.

Because fertility questions are answered honestly, with tests chosen to answer the question you are asking.

And because a finding leads somewhere the same week, with treatment started, a follow-up test booked, or a referral arranged with a named consultant.

Frequently asked questions

Should I have a health check in my 30s

Yes, a baseline check is worthwhile. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and liver health begin to change in this decade, often without symptoms, and the NHS Health Check does not start until 40.

What blood tests should I have in my 30s

A lipid profile with ApoB, lipoprotein(a) once, HbA1c, liver and kidney function, a full blood count, ferritin, vitamin B12, folate and vitamin D, with thyroid and hormone tests where symptoms or history point to them.

Does an AMH test show if I can get pregnant

No. AMH reflects the number of eggs remaining and helps in planning IVF, but research has shown it does not predict the chance of conceiving naturally. A doctor can advise on the tests that answer your question.

What are the warning signs of bowel cancer in young adults

Blood in your stools, a lasting change in bowel habit, unexplained weight loss, persistent abdominal pain and tiredness from iron deficiency. See a doctor promptly if you notice any of these, whatever your age.

How often should I have a health check in my 30s

A full baseline once and then every 3 to 5 years is reasonable for most healthy people. Every 1 to 2 years is better with borderline results, a strong family history or when planning a pregnancy.

How much does a full health check cost in London

At The Wellness the Comprehensive Blood Panel with consultation is from £495, the Complete Biomarker Assessment from £1,400, the Baseline Assessment from £3,495 and the Executive Health Programme from £11,995.

The Wellness is a doctor-led private healthcare group providing medical care from our London clinics, including Marylebone and Belgravia. All doctors are GMC-registered. Imaging is arranged at specialist centres and reported by consultant radiologists, and blood analysis is performed by accredited laboratories. In an emergency call 999. This article is general information and not a substitute for medical advice about your own health.

Enquire now on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.

References. NHS England, NHS Health Check programme. HEART UK, lipoprotein(a) guidance. NICE guideline NG238, cardiovascular disease risk assessment and reduction. Sung H et al, colorectal cancer incidence trends in younger versus older adults, The Lancet Oncology, 2024. Cancer Research UK, early-onset bowel cancer analysis, 2024. NICE clinical guideline CG156, fertility problems, assessment and treatment. Steiner AZ et al, association between biomarkers of ovarian reserve and infertility among older women of reproductive age, JAMA, 2017. NHS England, cervical screening programme and HPV primary screening intervals. NHS, testicular cancer and bowel cancer symptoms.
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