Service

Private Urgent Care

Walk in any time the clinic is open for urgent but non-life-threatening medical needs. No appointment required.

Price confirmed before treatment
Life-threatening emergency? Call 999 immediately. GHMS is not an emergency department.

About this service

GHMS operates a walk-in service across our regular clinic hours (09:00–17:00, Monday to Sunday). Just turn up — no appointment, no NHS registration, no referral.

Urgent care covers non-life-threatening needs, including minor injuries and acute illness: cuts that need stitching, suspected infections, severe migraines, allergic reactions, kids with fevers, sports injuries, ear and throat infections (Dr Ismail's ENT specialty is particularly useful here).

Home and hotel doctor visits are available 24/7 by phone across central London. Call reception to discuss whether this service is appropriate for your needs.

What’s included

  • Triage on arrival
  • Full GP consultation
  • On-site basic treatment (wound care, suturing, dressings)
  • Private prescription if needed
  • Same-day specialist referral where appropriate
  • Written summary of treatment given

Common questions

When should I call 999 instead of walking in?
If you have chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, heavy bleeding, or any life-threatening symptoms, call 999 immediately. GHMS is not an emergency department. Our urgent care is for non-life-threatening medical needs.
How quickly will I be seen?
Wait times depend on demand. Walk in during clinic hours or call reception for the current wait estimate.
What if I need help outside clinic hours?
Home and hotel doctor visits are available 24/7 by phone across central London. Call us on 020 7244 8885 day or night so reception can discuss your needs.

Ready to book?

Send an appointment request or call reception. We will confirm availability with you.