Doctor's Consultation
A face-to-face appointment with our doctor to discuss your symptoms, review your history and agree a clear plan.
*Provisional booking. Your appointment is confirmed once our doctor has reviewed your consultation form.
Your booking is provisional until our doctor reviews your form
Unlike a blood test, a consultation needs a short medical review first. This makes sure we are the right service for you and that your doctor is fully prepared.
- 1Choose a time online. Your slot is held for you.
- 2Complete the consultation form sent to your email.
- 3Our doctor reviews it and confirms your appointment.
If you need urgent care, do not book online
MedLabs does not provide emergency care. If you have any of these symptoms now, get help straight away.
What to expect
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms, medical history and current medicines, assess what can safely be concluded, and talk you through your options.
- ✓A full review of your symptoms, history and medicines
- ✓A clear plan: advice, examination, tests, follow-up or referral
- ✓Private prescriptions where clinically appropriate
- ✓Time to ask questions and agree next steps together
How it works
From booking to your consultation in four clear steps.
Book Online
Choose your consultation and a time that suits you. Your booking is provisional at this stage.
Complete Your Form
We email you a short consultation form. Please fill it in as soon as you can.
Doctor Confirms
Our doctor reviews your form and confirms your appointment, or advises a more suitable service.
Your Consultation
Meet your doctor at our clinic at 1 Portpool Lane, London EC1N 7UU.
How to prepare
Your Medicines
Bring a list of everything you take, including supplements, and any allergies or previous reactions.
Previous Results
Have any recent test results, scans or letters to hand. They help your doctor see the full picture.
Your Questions
Note down your symptoms, when they started and what you want to get out of the appointment.
Support If You Need It
You can ask for an interpreter, a reasonable adjustment or a chaperone. Just let us know in your form.
