Private GP at Taylor Grey, Knightsbridge
Private GP in London, Same Day and Walk In
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Phone: 020 8050 0777
Email: info@taylorgrey.com
A private GP who has time to listen, the same day you need one. Same-day and walk-in appointments for when you are unwell, and unhurried ongoing care for long-term conditions, repeat prescriptions and health checks, seven days a week at our Knightsbridge clinic. No registration, no NHS referral.
Same-day appointments when you are unwell
Coughs, sore throats, ear and sinus infections, chest infections, urinary infections, stomach upsets, fevers, rashes and the everyday illnesses that cannot wait for a routine appointment. You are examined, tested where it helps and treated in the same visit, with a private prescription if you need one.
Ongoing and long-term conditions
Blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, asthma, thyroid problems and other long-term conditions need regular review, not a yearly scramble for an appointment. We monitor your condition, adjust treatment and run the blood tests and checks you need, with time to talk through the results.
Prescriptions and repeat medication
Private prescriptions for new treatment started in clinic, and repeat prescriptions for established medication once your doctor has reviewed you. We also carry out medication reviews if you are taking several medicines and want to understand what each one is for.
Blood tests with results in 15 minutes
Point-of-care blood testing in clinic gives results for infection markers, kidney and liver function, blood count and more while you wait, so your doctor can act on them in the same appointment. Wider laboratory panels, including hormone, vitamin and cholesterol profiles, are typically back within 24 to 48 hours.
Health checks and preventive medicine
From a focused check of blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar to a full body health assessment, we help you find problems early and act on them. See our medical longevity service for full health screening.
Specialist referrals and second opinions
If you need a specialist, your doctor refers you directly, with your results and a clear letter, to a consultant at one of London's private hospitals or to an NHS service where that is the right route. We also offer second opinions on a diagnosis or treatment plan you have already been given.
Mental health and wellbeing
Low mood, anxiety, stress, poor sleep and burnout are as much part of general practice as a chest infection. We listen, assess, start treatment where appropriate and refer you to a therapist or psychiatrist when that is the better route, without a long wait.
Fit notes, letters and 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.
Children, women's health and vaccinations
Children of all ages are seen the same day through our children's urgent care service, led by a consultant paediatrician. Women's health consultations, travel vaccines and routine vaccinations each have their own dedicated clinic.
What to expect from us
The Taylor Grey process
- Book or walk in — 9am to 5pm, seven days a week. No NHS referral, no registration and no waiting list
- Your consultation — An unhurried appointment in a private room with a GP who has time to listen. Bring your medication list and any previous results
- Tests in the same visit — Blood tests with results in 15 minutes, urine tests, swabs and, where needed, X-ray or ultrasound in the same building
- Your plan — Findings explained in plain English, a private prescription if you need one, letters or referrals on the day, and a summary for your records or your NHS GP. Need a doctor right now? See private doctor
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 GP
Time to listen
Unhurried consultations with a GP who knows your history, and continuity with the same doctor where you want it
Everything in one visit
Blood tests in 15 minutes, X-ray and ultrasound in the same building, prescriptions and referrals written on the day
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
Do I need to register to see a private GP at Taylor Grey?
No. There is no registration process and no waiting list. Book online, call us or walk in during opening hours and you will be seen the same day in most cases. You can keep your NHS GP and see us whenever you need to.
How much does a private GP consultation cost in London?
Private GP appointments in central London typically cost between £80 and £250. At Taylor Grey a GP consultation is from £250, or from £300 for a consultant-led appointment with one of our senior doctors. Any tests or treatment are priced separately and agreed with you before they are done, so there are no surprises.
Can I walk in 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 would rather have a set time, call 020 8050 0777 or book online.
How quickly can I be seen?
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.
Do I need a referral from my NHS GP?
No. Taylor Grey is a private clinic and you can book directly. If you later need hospital care or a specialist, we write the referral for you.
Can I see the same GP each time?
Where possible, yes. Tell us when you book if you would like continuity with a particular doctor and we will do our best to arrange it. Whoever you see has access to your notes from previous visits.
Can you give me a prescription or repeat prescription?
Yes. Your GP 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 with your doctor.
Can I have blood tests at the same appointment?
Yes. Our point-of-care analysers give results for many common tests in about 15 minutes, so your GP can act on them there and then. Laboratory panels are typically back within 24 to 48 hours and are explained to you by phone or at a follow-up.
Can you refer me to a specialist?
Yes. We refer directly to consultants at London's private hospitals and to NHS services where that is the right route, with your results and a clear letter so you are not starting from scratch.
Will you share my records with my NHS GP?
Only with your consent. Many patients ask us to send a summary of the consultation, any results and any prescriptions to their NHS GP so their records stay joined up, and we are happy to do so.
Will my private health insurance cover a GP appointment?
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 at all, and those that do usually require pre-authorisation, so check with your insurer first. We provide receipts and letters for any claim.
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 looks after 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. If you simply need to be seen today, see our private doctor service.
Can children see a private GP 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 and how do I get there?
43 Cheval Place, London SW7 1EW, directly across from Harrods and three minutes' walk from Knightsbridge station on the Piccadilly line. South Kensington station is ten minutes on foot. We serve Knightsbridge, Chelsea, South Kensington, Belgravia, Kensington and Mayfair.
What if I need a GP outside 9am to 5pm?
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.