Private GP for Blood Tests, Referrals and Prescriptions
Sometimes the hardest part of getting help is not knowing what should happen next. You may need blood tests arranged, a referral letter written, a prescription reviewed, or results explained properly so that you can move forward with clarity rather than delay.
I offer private GP appointments for patients who want these practical steps handled efficiently and thoughtfully. In many cases, one appointment can help organise the right tests, review medication, write referrals where needed, and explain what the next step should be.
Video appointments are available across the UK, and face-to-face consultations are available at Charterhouse Clinic, 98 Crawford Street, London W1 2HL.
When you need to move something forward quickly
Patients often book a private GP appointment because they are stuck in a practical gap.
You may have symptoms that need blood tests, results that have not been properly explained, a treatment decision that depends on further investigation, or a specialist appointment that cannot move forward without a referral letter.
In other cases, the question is about medication: whether you need a prescription, whether something should be reviewed, or whether your current treatment still makes sense.
What matters in these situations is having a doctor who can assess what is clinically appropriate and help you move to the next step with a clear plan.
One GP appointment can often help with several next steps at once
These needs are often treated as separate tasks: tests, referrals, prescriptions, follow-up. In reality, they usually sit within the same clinical decision-making process.
That is why a private GP appointment can be so useful. Rather than trying to organise each step in isolation, we can look at the concern as a whole, decide what is needed, and make progress in a structured way.
Depending on the situation, that may mean arranging the right blood tests, reviewing medication, issuing a prescription where appropriate, writing a referral letter, or explaining which step should come first.
Blood tests arranged and reviewed interpreted in context
Blood tests are most helpful when they are chosen for a reason and interpreted in the context of your symptoms and history.
If investigations are required, I can assess which specific markers are relevant by looking at your medical background and current concerns.
If blood tests are needed, I can advise on the most appropriate tests during your consultation and arrange the necessary laboratory request forms, both offline and in a video appointment. The blood sample is then taken at the laboratory, and once the results are available, I review them with you in context and explain the next step. Once your data is ready, we will look at the findings together to ensure you have a clear understanding of the results and a practical plan for moving forward.
Referrals when specialist input is needed
Sometimes the next step is not another GP appointment, but the right specialist.
Where appropriate, I can provide referral letters to help move your care forward. Just as importantly, I can help you think through whether a referral is actually needed, what kind of specialist would make sense, and what information needs to be included so that the referral is useful rather than generic.
Prescriptions and medication review where clinically appropriate
Some appointments are mainly about treatment: starting something, continuing something, reviewing whether a medication is helping, or deciding whether a prescription still makes sense.
Where clinically appropriate, I can issue prescriptions and review medication as part of the consultation. The aim is not simply to provide access quickly, but to make sure prescribing decisions are sensible, safe, and properly connected to the wider clinical picture.
Why this is often more useful than trying to manage each step separately
When tests, prescriptions, referrals, and follow-up are handled as disconnected tasks, the process can become slow, repetitive, and frustrating.
What many patients need is not just access to a form, a test, or a letter. They need medical judgement about what should happen next and why.
That is what I aim to provide: a GP appointment that gives you both action and clinical clarity.
Video appointments for quick access, with in-person follow-up where needed
Video consultation is often the fastest way to get things started, especially when the main need is review, advice, interpretation, prescribing, or referral.
If your situation needs physical examination, in-person review, or a different kind of assessment, that can be arranged separately where appropriate.
Face-to-face consultations are available at Charterhouse Clinic in London, and video appointments are available 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
Can a private GP arrange blood tests?
1Yes. A private GP can help decide which blood tests are appropriate, arrange them where needed, and interpret the results in the context of your symptoms and history.
Can a private GP refer me to a specialist?
2Yes. Where appropriate, I can provide a referral letter and help you think through which kind of specialist input is most relevant.
Can I get a prescription after a video appointment?
3Yes, where clinically appropriate, a video consultation can lead to a prescription or medication review.
Can you interpret results as well as arrange tests?
4Yes. One of the key benefits of a GP appointment is that tests and results can be reviewed in context, rather than treated as a separate administrative step.
Do I need to come in person for any of this?
5Not always. Many concerns can be handled initially by video. If in-person assessment is needed, that can be arranged separately where appropriate.
Book a private GP appointment
If you need blood tests arranged, a referral written, a prescription reviewed, or a clearer sense of what should happen next, I offer private GP appointments that help move your care forward in a practical and medically thoughtful way.
For face-to-face consultations, you can also email info@drtatyana.co.uk.