Private video consultations with a GMC-registered GP for adults aged 18 and over.

Discuss a range of general medical concerns and receive clinical advice about your symptoms, health and possible next steps. Where appropriate, the GP may recommend treatment, issue a private prescription or arrange further investigation or referral.

A GP-led video consultation for parents or guardians seeking advice about their child’s health.

Suitable for a range of childhood health concerns, including common illnesses, skin problems and developmental questions. An eligibility assessment is required before booking, and the GP may recommend a face-to-face examination if necessary.

GP-led consultations for common, non-urgent skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis and other skin concerns.

The GP can review your symptoms and discuss appropriate management. This is not a specialist dermatologist appointment and is unsuitable for suspected skin cancer, changing moles or conditions requiring physical examination.

Confidential GP consultations for a range of men’s health concerns, including prostate health, hormonal issues and wider physical or emotional wellbeing.

Your GP can discuss your symptoms, provide advice and recommend further assessment or specialist referral where appropriate.

Dedicated GP appointments for women’s health, including menopause and perimenopause, reproductive health, fertility concerns and hormonal conditions.

These consultations provide time to explore your symptoms, discuss available options and agree an individual approach to your care.

A private GP consultation for patients who need medical documentation relating to an illness or their ability to work.

Following an assessment, the GP may issue a private sickness certificate where appropriate.

Important: These certificates are not NHS Med3 fit notes, and employers may choose not to accept them. Check your employer’s requirements before booking.

A service for adults who need medical documentation explaining how a disability or health condition affects their daily activities.

Subject to the evidence provided and clinical review, a GP may issue a letter supporting requests for accessibility arrangements or assistance.

If you are travelling abroad with prescribed medication, you may need medical documentation confirming your treatment.

Dr. Online can review your prescription information and, where appropriate, provide a supporting letter explaining your medication and its medical purpose. Always check the requirements of your destination before travelling.

For the first seven calendar days of sickness absence, employees can normally self-certify without needing a medical fit note.

Dr. Online offers an optional private self-certification document that can be requested online without a video consultation. Check your employer’s requirements before purchasing this service.

For the first seven calendar days of sickness absence, employees can normally self-certify without needing a medical fit note.

Dr. Online offers an optional private self-certification document that can be requested online without a video consultation. Check your employer’s requirements before purchasing this service.