Private GP · Kent
A doctor who was already watching.
The illness that gets you is rarely a surprise. It builds for years while no one is looking. I take on fifty adults and their families, and hold them for the long run.
One doctor. Fifty patients. A relationship measured in decades.
The relationship
The family doctor, restored.
Medicine used to be a relationship that lasted: one doctor who knew your history, your family, and what you were like when you were well. That is what I do. I take on fifty adults, often across three generations, and hold them for as long as they'll have me.
You pay me for my time and my judgment. I never mark up a test, a scan or a referral. Whatever they cost me, they cost you, and I'll show you the invoice.
The method
The Long View.
I measure the few things that decide your long-term health, watch which way they move for as long as you stay, and act while acting is still cheap. I test only when a result would change what we do. Almost everything that harms you develops in one of three ways.
The slow build
Heart, metabolism, organs and reserve, silent for decades. We catch the trajectory early, while it's still cheap to change.
The catchable
Cancer, and the things a scan or a vaccine can stop, with a short window where finding them early means curing them.
The sudden turn
The crises no schedule catches: mood, drink, an acute change. A doctor you can actually reach is the only thing that does.
What it isn't
No drips. No dashboards. No theatre.
The longevity market sells more: more tests, more numbers, a new machine every quarter. This is the opposite. General practice at the standard it used to have, ordering the few things that change a decision and nothing that doesn't. The restraint is the product.
"You're listened to rather than diagnosed by threshold. The whole picture gets looked at, and the level of contact is unlike anything I've had from a GP before."
A practice of fifty
There are fifty places. The fit has to be right.
I look after fifty adults and no more, so I can be fully present for each one. The first step is a conversation, where we both find out whether this is the right place for the next twenty years.