Private Doctor at Taylor Grey, Knightsbridge
Private Doctor in London, Seen the Same Day
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Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
When you need to see a doctor today, not in three weeks, walk in or book a same-day appointment at our Knightsbridge clinic. Consultation, tests and treatment in one visit, from a private GP or a consultant, seven days a week, with no referral and no registration.
Seeing a doctor today
Infections, fevers, pain, rashes, stomach upsets, urinary symptoms and the illnesses that cannot wait for a routine appointment. Walk in or book, see a doctor in a private room, and leave with a diagnosis, treatment and a private prescription where you need one, usually within the hour.
A GP or a consultant-led appointment
Choose a consultation with one of our private GPs from £250, or a consultant-led appointment from £300 with Dr Nagi Barakat, our co-founder and Head of Family Medicine, or Dr Moataz Amer. Both routes include a full assessment, examination and a written plan.
Private prescriptions
New treatment started in clinic, repeat prescriptions for established medication after a review, and emergency supplies if you have run out or left your medication behind. Private prescriptions can be taken to any UK pharmacy, where you pay for the medicine and a dispensing fee.
Blood tests with results in 15 minutes
Point-of-care analysers in the clinic give results for infection markers, kidney and liver function, blood count and more while you wait, so your doctor acts on them in the same appointment. Wider laboratory panels are typically back within 24 to 48 hours.
Injuries, X-ray and ultrasound on site
Cuts that need stitches or glue, sprains, burns and suspected fractures are assessed and treated in the same building, with a low-dose digital X-ray and ultrasound on site. Most injuries are dealt with here rather than in a hospital emergency department.
Fit notes, letters and medical certificates
Private sick notes and fit-to-work certificates, letters for employers, schools, travel and insurers, and medical reports, issued during your visit after an appropriate assessment.
Specialist referrals and second opinions
If you need a specialist, your doctor refers you directly to a consultant at one of London's private hospitals, with your results and a clear letter. We also offer second opinions on a diagnosis or treatment plan you have already been given.
Children, women's health and visitors to London
Children of all ages are seen the same day through our children's urgent care service, led by a consultant paediatrician. Women's health has its own dedicated clinic. Visitors to London, embassy and hotel guests and people between NHS practices are welcome, with no registration needed.
What to expect from us
The Taylor Grey process
- Walk in or book — 9am to 5pm, seven days a week. No NHS referral, registration or waiting list
- See your doctor — An unhurried consultation in a private room, usually the same day
- Tests on site — Blood tests in 15 minutes, swabs, urine tests, X-ray and ultrasound in the same visit where needed
- Leave with a plan — Treatment, a private prescription, any letters or referrals, and a summary for your records. See private GP for ongoing care
Pricing from
- GP consultation from £250
- Consultant-led consultation from £300
- Follow-up appointment from £250
- Full Blood Count £100 as an add-on, £150 on its own
- UTI test £50 as an add-on
- Swab test £50, three for £150
Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
Why Taylor Grey as your private doctor
One visit, not three
Consultation, blood tests in 15 minutes, X-ray and ultrasound in the same building, with treatment started on the day
GP or consultant, your choice
Private GPs from £250 and consultant-led appointments from £300, in a CQC-registered clinic
Knightsbridge SW7, 7 days
43 Cheval Place, across from Harrods, three minutes from Knightsbridge station. Walk in 9am to 5pm, phone answered 24 hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions?
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Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
How much does it cost to see a private doctor in London?
Private doctor appointments in central London typically cost between £80 and £300. At Taylor Grey a consultation with a private GP is from £250, or from £300 for a consultant-led appointment. Tests and treatment are priced separately and agreed with you before they are done, so there are no surprises.
Can I walk in and see a doctor without an appointment?
Yes. We are a walk-in clinic, open 9am to 5pm seven days a week at 43 Cheval Place, Knightsbridge, directly across from Harrods. Walk-ins are usually seen within minutes. If you prefer a set time, call 020 8050 0777 or book online.
Do I need a referral or to be registered?
No. Taylor Grey is a private clinic. There is no registration process, no NHS number needed and no referral. You can keep your NHS GP and see us whenever you need to.
How quickly can I see a private doctor?
Usually the same day, often within the hour for walk-ins. Booked appointments are normally available the same or next day, seven days a week.
What is the difference between a private GP and a private doctor?
In practice, very little. A private GP is a doctor trained in general practice who sees you for everyday illness and ongoing conditions. At Taylor Grey you can see a private GP from £250, or choose a consultant-led appointment from £300 with one of our senior doctors.
Can a private doctor give me a prescription?
Yes. Your doctor can issue a private prescription during your visit, which you can take to any pharmacy. You pay the pharmacy for the medicine plus its dispensing fee. Repeat prescriptions for established medication are available after a review.
Can I have blood tests, an X-ray or a scan at the same visit?
Yes. Point-of-care blood tests give results in about 15 minutes, and X-ray and ultrasound are on site, so your doctor can examine you, test you and start treatment in one visit rather than sending you elsewhere.
Can you issue a sick note or medical letter?
Yes. After assessing you, your doctor can provide a private fit note for your employer, together with any letters or certificates you need for travel, school or an insurer.
Will my private health insurance cover a private doctor?
Taylor Grey is a self-pay clinic, so you do not need an insurer or a referral to book. Many policies do not cover GP visits, and those that do usually require pre-authorisation, so check with your insurer first. We provide receipts and letters for any claim.
Can children see a private doctor at Taylor Grey?
Yes. Children of all ages are seen the same day through our children's urgent care service, led by Dr Nagi Barakat, a consultant paediatrician with more than twenty years at Great Ormond Street Hospital. There is no lower age limit.
Where is the clinic?
43 Cheval Place, London SW7 1EW, directly across from Harrods and three minutes' walk from Knightsbridge station on the Piccadilly line. We serve Knightsbridge, Chelsea, South Kensington, Belgravia, Kensington and Mayfair, and anyone visiting central London.
What if I need a doctor in the evening or at night?
Our phone line is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and our out-of-hours service can arrange advice or an appointment when the walk-in clinic is closed. Call 020 8050 0777.
What should I do in an emergency?
Taylor Grey is not an emergency department. For chest pain, signs of a stroke, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding or a severe allergic reaction, call 999 or go to A&E.