About
A doctor who knows you already.
Nearly twenty years across the NHS and private practice, and still in both, every week.
About
- MRCGP, Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners
- MBBS, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry
- BSc Biochemistry, King's College London
- GP Partner, PCN Clinical Director, and Co-Chair of Medway and Swale GP Federation
- Special interest in cardiovascular risk and metabolic health
Why I built this practice.
I'm a GP with nearly 20 years across the NHS and private practice. I built this practice because general practice has lost the two things that actually change outcomes, time and continuity, and faster appointments don't put them back.
I still work in the NHS every week. I'm a GP Partner, a PCN Clinical Director, and Co-Chair of the Medway and Swale GP Federation. So when you need a specialist opinion, I know how both systems work and how to get you to the right specialist, in the right place. Most private doctors work in one system. I work in both, every week.
A clinic can match anyone's response time. What no one can copy is one doctor who holds your whole picture and reads each of your numbers against the rest of you. That's the whole model. Fifty adults, each one known properly.
"Most people don't need more healthcare. They need a doctor who was already watching."
Patient feedback
What patients say.
Not a figures-only approach. The whole picture gets looked at, and you're listened to rather than diagnosed by threshold. The level of contact and accessibility is unlike anything I've had from a GP before.
Member, second yearI was able to speak about what was going on at length, on a genuinely personal level, and have my test results actually explained to me. I understood what was being measured and why, which had never happened before.
Member, second yearI developed an understanding of how my body responds to diet and exercise that I've carried forward ever since. It was the first time anyone had taken the time to explain any of it to me properly.
Member, third year