Private Family Doctor in London

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Some people want more than quick access to a GP when something goes wrong. They want one doctor who knows them properly, understands the wider family context, and can stay involved over time.

I offer private family medical care for adults and children who value continuity, direct access, and a more personal standard of care. This is not simply about booking an appointment when you need one. It is about having a doctor who can recognise patterns, remember the background, and help you make sense of the bigger picture.

For busy parents, people managing several health concerns, and families who travel often or need more joined-up support, that continuity can make healthcare feel clearer, steadier, and much less fragmented.

I see patients in person at Charterhouse Clinic in London, as well as by video across the world.

When one-off appointments no longer feel like enough

There is a point at which healthcare starts to feel harder than it should. Not because help is unavailable, but because each appointment starts from the beginning again.

You may be repeating the same history to different doctors, trying to keep track of tests, referrals, medications, and specialist opinions, while also managing work, children, travel, or day-to-day family life. In that situation, what is often missing is not another isolated consultation, but continuity.

That is where having a private family doctor can make a real difference. When one doctor knows the history behind the current concern, decisions become more coherent, follow-up becomes easier to manage, and care feels less pieced together.

A family doctor should know more than your notes

The real value of a family doctor is context.

When I know your medical background, your family's health patterns, previous investigations, and the wider circumstances around your care, I can assess new concerns with much more clarity. That often means more sensible next steps, better continuity, and less time spent trying to explain everything again.

This is the difference between transactional medicine and an ongoing clinical relationship. The aim is not only to respond when something happens, but to understand how a new problem fits into the longer picture and what will be most useful for you next.

What ongoing family medical care gives you

  • continuity with one named doctor

  • direct access without repeating the full story each time

  • support for adults and children within one wider family context

  • clearer follow-up when several issues overlap

  • help interpreting results, referrals, and specialist advice

  • more confidence when travel, work, or family logistics make care harder to organise

  • reassurance that someone is holding the bigger picture over time

My approach to ongoing family care

I start by understanding the full picture

Good ongoing care depends on more than the symptom of the day. I look at history, patterns, previous treatment, family context, and the practical details that can easily get lost when care is fragmented.

I stay involved as things evolve

This is not a model built around isolated appointments alone. When plans change, specialists become involved, or new questions come up, I remain part of the process so that care feels connected rather than pieced together.

I help you make better sense of what is going on

This means you are less likely to be left trying to piece everything together on your own. Alongside day-to-day GP care, I look at how symptoms, test results, previous treatment, lifestyle, and the wider family context fit together, so that the plan feels clearer, more personal, and more useful in practice.

The goal is steadier and more coherent care

Whether the issue is straightforward or more complex, the aim is the same: to give you thoughtful medical care that feels personal, joined up, and easier to navigate over time.

Making sense of specialist care and the wider picture

When more than one clinician is involved, important details can become scattered very quickly. Test results, treatment recommendations, medication changes, and follow-up plans do not always arrive in one place or in one clear sequence.

Part of my role as a private family doctor is to help bring those strands together. I can review what has been advised, help you understand what matters most, and keep the overall direction of care clearer when several moving parts are involved.

For many families, this oversight becomes one of the most valuable parts of the relationship. It reduces duplication, helps avoid confusion, and gives you one doctor who is still holding the thread.

Care for children, seen in the context of the whole family

Children's health rarely sits in isolation from the rest of family life. Sleep, nutrition, stress, routines, recurrent illnesses, school concerns, and wider family pressures often shape what is happening more than a single snapshot can show.

I care for children as well as adults, with the same emphasis on continuity, careful judgement, and seeing the broader context. That can be especially helpful when a family wants one doctor who understands how health concerns affect daily life as a whole, rather than treating each issue as a separate event.

Direct access, continuity, and practical reassurance

This service is designed around access to a doctor who already knows your history.

I offer face-to-face consultations in London and video appointments across the UK. For families who travel often or who need support across different settings, that continuity can be especially reassuring. Instead of starting from scratch each time, you have one clinical point of contact who already understands the background.

That makes it easier to know what needs attention now, what can wait, and what should happen next.

An ongoing family-care model rather than a pay-per-problem relationship

The focus of this service is not simply how many appointments take place. It is the quality of care around them: continuity, direct access, follow-through, and the confidence of knowing your family's health is being held properly over time.

I work with a limited number of families so that the service remains personal, responsive, and clinically meaningful. That is also why enquiries about availability are handled individually rather than treated like a standard registration process.

Family retainer

£7,000

per year for two adults and up to two children under 18


£1,000

per year for each additional child under 18

Included for each adult:

  • direct access

  • two 60-minute routine health reviews per year

  • additional consultations as needed

  • personalised supplement and lifestyle protocol

  • proactive reminders for routine blood tests

  • coordination and interpretation of specialist correspondence

London clinic location and video appointments

Face-to-face consultations are available at Charterhouse Clinic, 98 Crawford Street, London W1 2HL, and I also offer video appointments for patients across the world.

 

Charterhouse clinic
98 Crawford street
London W1 2HL
info@drtatyana.co.uk
0208 050 8266

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Frequently asked questions

Is this for ongoing care rather than one-off appointments?

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Yes. This page is about an ongoing private family-doctor relationship built around continuity, direct access, and longer-term clinical oversight rather than isolated appointments alone.


Do you look after children as well as adults?

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Yes. I care for both adults and children, and part of the value of family-doctor care is being able to consider health issues in the wider family context where that is helpful.


Can you help coordinate specialist care?

3

Yes. I can help review specialist recommendations, results, and follow-up plans so that care feels clearer and more joined up when several clinicians are involved.


Do you offer remote appointments as well as appointments in London?

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Yes. I see patients in person in London and also offer video appointments across the world. Home visits can be arranged where appropriate for an additional fee.


Are you accepting new families?

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I work with a limited number of families so that the service can remain personal and responsive. Current availability can be confirmed on enquiry.

Enquire about ongoing family care

If you would value one doctor who can follow the bigger picture over time, provide continuity across the family, and help make healthcare feel more coherent, you are welcome to enquire about availability.

For face-to-face consultations, you can also email info@drtatyana.co.uk.