Online + clinic
DocTap private GP prices
DocTap private GP appointments have a lowest captured fee of £55 (video consultation; lowest fee captured from its page, read 6 November 2026; other fees on the page may not have been captured). Compare the access route, consultation mode, regional coverage and the extra costs to check before booking.
Prices read from DocTap's own page on 6 November 2026. Prices shown in GBP.
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Quick answer
DocTap is listed as a online + clinic private GP route; its appointments have a lowest captured fee of £55 (video consultation; lowest fee captured from its page, read 6 November 2026; other fees on the page may not have been captured). Same-day video GP and in-person London clinics. Prescriptions, referrals and letters.
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From
£55
Type
Online + clinic
GMC check
GMC route listed
Coverage
London
Consultation fees read from DocTap's own page
Each figure is shown with the words DocTap printed beside it, read on 6 November 2026. Check the fee page before booking.
“Video consultations”
video consultation
from £55
Fee page ↗“15-minute appointment · Video anywhere in the UK”
video consultation, 15 minutes
£55
Fee page ↗“15-minute appointment · In clinic”
in person consultation, 15 minutes
£75
Fee page ↗“25-minute appointment · In clinic”
in person consultation, 25 minutes
£115
Fee page ↗Booking and cost checks
Delivery
Same-day video GP and in-person London clinics. Prescriptions, referrals and letters.
Consultation modes
video, in person
Children / age policy
GPs are experienced in treating babies, toddlers and older children; no minimum age is stated.
Prescription check
Ask whether the private prescription fee is included, and what you will pay at the pharmacy.
Referral check
Ask whether referral letters, insurance letters or fit notes are included in the appointment price.
Follow-up check
Ask whether follow-up messages or result reviews are included, or charged as another consultation.
Itemised price checks
Online asynchronous consultation
Usually form-based with clinician review; no live call.
Video GP appointment
Check the appointment length and whether more than one issue can be discussed.
Phone GP appointment
Useful for follow-ups, straightforward advice and some prescription requests.
In-person GP appointment
Needed when an examination is likely.
Extended appointment
Useful for multiple concerns, complex history or detailed review.
Home or hotel visit
Usually offered in London and some major cities; check the travel or out-of-hours element.
Clinical and quote checks
- Is the listed price for phone, video, form review or in-person care?
- How long is the appointment, and can more than one issue be discussed?
- Are prescription admin fees, fit notes, referrals and medical letters included?
- What will medicines cost at the pharmacy on a private prescription?
- If tests are recommended, will you receive an itemised quote before paying?
- Can the provider share notes with your NHS GP if you want continuity?
What private GP care can and cannot cover
Good fit
Minor illness, skin issues, contraception advice, travel letters, private prescriptions, referral letters, fit notes, second opinions and straightforward follow-ups.
Use NHS GP/urgent care
Ongoing complex care, uncontrolled long-term conditions, symptoms needing continuity or NHS pathway coordination.
Safeguarding
A private GP has the same professional and legal safeguarding duty as an NHS GP. Where a concern is identified they will act on it and refer to the appropriate statutory services — they do not simply redirect it to the NHS.
Use 111/urgent treatment centre
Urgent but non-life-threatening symptoms, worsening infection, severe pain, urgent medication issues or uncertainty about where to go.
Use 999/A&E
Chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, collapse, severe allergic reaction or other emergencies.
Clinical limitation
Private GP services can advise, prescribe and refer, but tests, medicine, letters and specialist care are often charged separately.
City coverage pages
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Sources & further reading
- GMC medical register — Doctor registration check for UK private GP routes.
- Care Quality Commission — Regulatory context for clinic-based private GP services.
- DocTap — DocTap provider website used for price and route checks.