Twelve clinicians, one set of notes
You pick a lead physician when you register, and booking defaults to their calendar from then on. When they are away, whoever covers reads your notes before you arrive.
Lead physician, primary care
Fifteen years in general practice, half of them running a community clinic in Leeds. Believes most diagnoses are already in the history, if someone sits still long enough to hear it.
Cardiology and preventive medicine
A cardiologist who spends most of his week on prevention rather than repair. Built the risk model our annual workup runs on.
Women's health
Obstetrics and gynaecology, now focused on the years either side of the ones everyone talks about. Runs our perimenopause programme.
Pediatrics
Paediatrician and father of three, which he says taught him more about triage than any rotation. Keeps every afternoon partly unbooked on purpose.
Psychiatry
A psychiatrist working alongside our GPs rather than at the end of a referral chain. Sees urgent cases within forty-eight hours.
Diagnostics and internal medicine
Runs the on-site lab and reads every result himself before it reaches your portal, with a note written in words you can use.
Appointments open now
It takes about two minutes, and you will know the time and the doctor before you close the tab.