FAQs
Here are some Questions and Answers to common questions you may have you can always contact us for further questions or clarification on anything The Leeds Clinic can provide for your health
Q: Does Private health insurance cover GP and skin treatment consultations in leeds?
A: Coverage depends on your policy. Most private health insurance plans cover GP consultations, and some extend to dermatology referrals. It’s best to confirm with your insurer and check whether the clinic is on your provider’s approved list.
Q: Can i get same-day private GP appointment in leeds?
A: Yes. Many private GP clinics in Leeds offer same-day or next-day appointments, both in person and via video consultation. Booking online is usually the fastest way to secure an urgent slot.
Q: How do i book a private GP appointment for a skin concern in leeds?
A: You can book directly through our online booking system, by phone, or via email. When booking, mention that your concern is skin-related so the clinic can allocate the right GP or dermatology specialist for your appointment.
Q: What skin treatments are available at private clinics in leeds?
A: Yes. Many private clinics offer video GP consultations where you can share images of skin concerns for an initial assessment. In-person follow-ups can be arranged if a physical examination or procedure is required
Q: I have health insurance – does this cover the cost of my appointment?
A: Health insurance policies vary widely – please consult your insurance provider for any query regarding your cover.
Q: Will I have a dedicated GP?
A: We endeavor to ensure you see the same GP whenever you visit The Leeds Clinic. Continuity in the Doctor and Patient relationship is crucial for the best ongoing care. If on occasion your doctor is unavailable, another of our experienced clinicians will be able to help.
Q: What about my registration with my regular GP?
A:Registering at The Leeds Clinic and seeing one of our doctors does NOT affect your registration at your NHS practice. We recommend that patients maintain their registration with NHS services. We are happy to share your records with you and your NHS GP as appropriate.
Q: Can I consult your GPs about a long term or chronic health condition?
A: Yes, our experienced GPs are skilled in managing both acute and chronic health conditions. As part of the consultation about your chronic health condition our Doctor will discuss with you the options and agree a plan for the onward care and management of the condition – this may be ongoing care of the condition at The Leeds Clinic, or with your NHS GP, or as is commonly the case, in a shared management pathway.
Q: What if I need tests or investigations?
- A full range of blood tests and other laboratory tests are available at the clinic.
- We also offer other investigations on site such as ECGs.
- If X rays or scans are required we can organise these at your choice of a private provider.
Q: Do you provide prescriptions
A: We provide private prescriptions, rather than an NHS prescription and this can be sent electronically to you. For any new prescription requests, you would require either a face to face GP appointment or a telephone appointment, you can then request repeat prescriptions via the following link https://www.leeds-clinic.co.uk/repeat-prescription/
Private prescriptions do not have the NHS exemptions and will require to be paid for at the pharmacy.
Q: I don’t know which blood test I need, there’s too many to choose from
A: You can book a telephone consultation with our doctor who can help you choose the right bloods you require for your needs, link as follows: https://www.leeds-clinic.co.uk/private-gp-remote-consultation/
Q: How do I book for bloods?
A: If you know which bloods you require, there is a list with all of the individual bloods we offer along with panels that may work out cheaper when grouped together. You need to book a phlebotomy slot and then pay for the bloods in clinic, you can book the blood panels online. You can book on the following link https://www.leeds-clinic.co.uk/blood-testing/
Q: Who will be taking my bloods and how long will it take to get the results?
A: Our dedicated team of trained nurses will be taking the bloods, you will be sent the results via email within 5 days, usually the blood results come back a lot sooner but there are instances where the labs may encounter delays but we will aim to keep you updated.
Q: Who interprets the results?
A: We just provide a blood taking service along with the results, the report will provide markers to indicate if your results are within the levels required. These results can be shared with your own GP or a telephone consultation can be booked with our private GP to discuss in detail.
Q: Do you still offer hayfever injections?
A: At the time of writing, we have a limited amount of stock so you can book for your hayfever consultation on the following link https://www.leeds-clinic.co.uk/hay-fever-consultation/ this includes a consultation along with one dose of injection, if the doctor deems you suitable for a second dose, you can pay for the second dose in clinic, the total price for two injections is £150.
Q: I can’t find the answer to my question
A: We are happy to answer any queries you may have so please call us on 0113 240 1234 or email at reception@leeds-clinic.co.uk
