Private Blood Tests in London

Fast private blood tests at 9 London clinics, with four on-site labs delivering rapid results and same-day GP treatment.

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Private blood tests

Why choose DocTap?

Doctor-led testing you can trust

From rapid on-site analysis to full laboratory testing, DocTap delivers fast, reliable results — all overseen by experienced London GPs.

On-site labs for faster care.
Your results go straight to your GP, who can act on them the same day.
9 London clinics.
All fully CQC-regulated, 4 with on-site laboratories.
1,000+ tests
through our UKAS-accredited central London partner lab, may with next-day results.
GP-led blood testing.
Experienced doctors advise on the right tests, interpret results, and plan care.
Independent medical advice you can trust.
Our GPs aren’t incentivised to sell blood tests — they only recommend what’s clinically right for you.
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Arranging your blood test

What should I book?

GP Consultation

See your GP first. Recommended if you’re unsure which tests you need or require a specific investigation.

from
£75
  • 15-min GP consultation
  • Your GP can advise which tests to take and collect samples during your appointment. Tests will be charged separately.
  • Available at all clinics. If you may need a blood test, booking at a lab site lets your GP act on results the same day.

Test and Treat

Have your tests first, then see your GP about 15 minutes later with results ready. Ideal if you’re feeling unwell and want a same-day review of key health markers.

from
£189
  • Full blood count
  • Liver function
  • Kidney function (excludes electrolytes)
  • Glucose, triglycerides & cholesterol
  • CRP (infection / inflammation marker)
  • 15-min GP consultation to review results, examine you and start treatment
  • Available at select clinics with on-site labs only
Optional extras:
  • HbA1c +£20
  • Tiredness profile +£40

How it works

Test & Treat

Get tested then see the GP with your results — all in one visit.

  • 1
    Book a Test & Treat slot
    From the booking page select 'General GP Appointment' and then 'Add instant blood tests'.
  • 2
    Have your blood tests on arrival
    A full blood panel will be taken immediately (including full blood count, liver and kidney function, glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides, and CRP to check for infection or inflammation).
  • 3
    See your GP 15 mins later, with the results
    Your doctor reviews your test results, examines you if needed, and explains what they mean for your care.
  • 4
    Start treatment today
    Your GP can act on your results immediately, so you leave with a clear plan and any prescriptions you need.
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Test & Treat

About your tests

We take your blood tests as soon as you arrive, your GP reviews the results in the same visit, and you can start treatment today.

Full blood count

Gives your GP a quick overview of your red cells, white cells and platelets. It helps explain why you’re feeling unwell or wiped out – from infection to anaemia – and guides whether you need antibiotics, iron treatment or just watchful waiting today.

Liver function

Shows how well your liver is coping right now. If you’re on regular medicines, drinking more than usual or feeling generally unwell, this helps your GP decide if your liver needs further checks, a change of medication or simple lifestyle tweaks starting today.

Kidney function

Checks how well your kidneys are clearing waste from your blood. That matters when deciding if it’s safe to prescribe certain painkillers or other medicines, and whether you just need fluids and monitoring or more urgent follow-up.

Glucose, triglycerides & cholesterol

Looks at your blood sugar and blood fats in one go. It helps your GP spot signs of diabetes and raised heart risk, and talk through whether you need treatment such as statins, closer monitoring or focused lifestyle changes from today onwards.

CRP

CRP rises with significant inflammation, especially bacterial infections. It backs up your GP’s judgement on how severe your illness is and whether antibiotics are likely to help today, or whether self-care and safety-netting is the better option.

HbA1c (add-on)

Shows your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. If we pick up diabetes or pre-diabetes, your GP can explain it there and then and agree an immediate plan – from diet changes to starting treatment if needed.

Thyroid function (add-on)

Checks whether your thyroid is underactive or overactive – both common causes of tiredness, weight change and low mood. A result on the day lets your GP move quickly, arranging replacement treatment or further tests without weeks of delay.

Ferritin (add-on)

Measures your iron stores, often before anaemia shows on other tests. If low iron is behind your fatigue, breathlessness or hair changes, your GP can start iron treatment straight away and plan any follow-up investigations.

Instant test results

Clinics with on-site blood testing

Hammersmith clinic (related page)
Onsite Laboratory

Hammersmith

Situated on King Street, a 6-minute walk from Hammersmith underground stations.

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Kings Cross clinic (related page)
Onsite Laboratory

Kings Cross & Euston

Located just off Euston Road, less than a 10-minute walk from both Euston and King’s Cross stations.

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Liverpool Street clinic (related page)
Onsite Laboratory

Liverpool Street & Bank

Located in the heart of the City, a 5-minute walk from Liverpool Street and Bank stations.

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London Bridge clinic (related page)
Onsite Laboratory

London Bridge

Located just off Borough High Street, an 8-minute walk from London Bridge station.

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Choosing between NHS and private blood testing

Why many patients choose DocTap for blood tests

Both NHS and private services provide reliable results — but DocTap offers faster, more convenient care.

NHS Blood Tests

  • Usually requires a GP consultation first to request approval for testing
  • Most samples are taken at a separate hospital, often needing a second appointment
  • Only limited tests are available — focused on diagnosing specific conditions rather than general health checks
  • Results typically take several days to return and are often only discussed if something abnormal is found
  • Patients rarely receive a full copy of their results
  • Free for clinically approved tests

DocTap Private Blood Testing

  • Appointments available the same day across multiple London clinics
  • If your GP recommends a blood test, it’s usually done during the same appointment — no need to visit a hospital or separate clinic
  • Wide choice of over 1,000 tests, including wellness panels and specialist profiles
  • Many results are available later the same day through your secure online portal.
  • You’ll always receive a full copy of your results.
  • From £40 — transparent pricing, no hidden fees

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Frequently asked questions

How do I prepare for my test?

Most blood tests only take a few minutes to complete and require no preparation. Occasionally, you may be required to fast or stop medication before a blood test but we will tell you in advance if you need to do this.

What types of scans does DocTap offer?

DocTap offers X-ray, MRI, Ultrasound and ECG. These are carried out by our scanning partners Oryon and Vista.

My doctor has requested I have some tests done, can I get these done with you?

If a patient requests blood tests recommended by another doctor, we may be able to help. However, the tests will only be carried out if a DocTap doctor deems them to be clinically appropriate. Please note, we do not offer a standalone 'phlebotomy service' (i.e. blood collection without testing). To proceed, the patient must book a GP consultation and pay the standard fee. During the appointment, the doctor will review the patient's condition and decide whether to carry out the requested tests. Any supporting information from the referring doctor can help our GP make this decision.

How much will my tests cost?

Our A-Z test list shows the cost of all blood, urine and stool tests that we offer. In addition to the cost of tests, there is a £20 handling fee and an appointment fee (starting from £10 for a healthcare assistant or £75 for a GP).

What is a Healthcare assistant (HCA)?

A healthcare assistant (HCA) is a healthcare professional who is trained to take bloods and gather information for clinical assessments by our doctors. DocTap's HCAs help us to bring you the best possible care whether you are having a health screen or blood test.

I can't find the test that I need on your website, do you offer it?

Our A-Z test list shows all the tests that we are able to offer at DocTap. Some more specialist tests can only be carried out by specific providers.

Can you take bloods for my child?

Our laboratory partner TDL operate a Patient Reception at 76 Wimpole Street, London W1G 9RT where they are able to take bloods for children under 16. Your doctor will give you a phlebotomy form during your appointment so you can bring this with you to the patient reception. Our staff are not able to take blood from children under 16 in our clinics.

Will my insurance cover my tests or scans?

Health insurance plans vary significantly depending on the provider and the level of cover you have. Please always contact your health insurance provider for clarification. If you would like to have tests or scans but want to to check with your insurance provider whether or not these are covered your doctor can provisionally add tests so that you can contact us to confirm them once you have spoken to your insurance provider.

Can I book a scan without having a GP consultation?

While scans are safe and useful tools for diagnosis, over use of scans can be hazardous. For this reason our doctors need to assess you prior to referring you for a scan.

Can you do a scan for my child?

Please contact us at support@doctap.co.uk to check whether we can do the scan you think your child may need.

Can I get an ultrasound 2 week wait scan with DocTap?

Unfortunately we do not do any 2 week wait referrals through DocTap. Please contact your NHS GP if this is something you require.

I already have some blood test results, can I see a doctor so they can explain them to me?

Yes, our doctors would be delighted to discuss test results with patients. Please also bring any other relevant documentation that you have about your condition.

FAQ - About Our Blood Tests

Do I need a GP referral to book a blood test?

No referral is needed. You can either choose which blood test you require, or book in with a GP for advice on which tests are appropriate for your health needs.

Are your tests UKAS accredited?

Yes. We use UKAS-accredited laboratories for testing ensuring that all results meet the highest standards of quality, accuracy, and reliability.

Who takes my blood sample?

All blood samples at DocTap are taken by qualified healthcare professionals - either a GP or Healthcare Assistant (HCA). We follow strict clinical standards to ensure safety, accuracy, and comfort.

What types of blood tests do you offer?

We offer a range of blood tests and health screens, including checks for infections, liver and kidney function, cholesterol, and other routine markers. Your clinician can recommend the most suitable tests based on your health and risk factors.

FAQ - Results & Turnaround Times

Will a doctor explain my results to me?

Yes a doctor will review your results, and provide advice on next steps or treatment if needed.

What happens if my results need urgent attention?

For tests requiring urgent review, your clinician will prioritise processing and contact you directly if immediate action or treatment is needed.

How quickly will I get my results?

At selected clinics with on-site laboratories, we offer rapid same-day results. Many of our tests are returned within 24–48 hours, however this does vary depending on the test ordered.

Can I access and share my results?

Yes, you can securely access and download a complete copy of your results from your DocTap patient portal, and share them with any healthcare provider if needed.

FAQ - Our Prices

How much do your tests cost?

Our A-Z test list shows the cost of all blood, urine and stool tests that we offer. In addition to the cost of tests, there is a £20 handling fee and an appointment fee (starting from £10 for a healthcare assistant or £75 for a GP).

Will my insurance provider cover my blood tests?

You should contact your insurance provider directly to confirm if you are covered under your plan. Your doctor can provisionally add the tests to your DocTap account, which allows you to check with your insurance provider before proceeding.

Are there any hidden fees?

There are no hidden fees, however there are additional charges you should be aware of - as mentioned in our test price list, a £20 test handling fee is charged in addition to the test price. When booking an appointment with a GP, tests are chargeable in addition to the consultation fee.

FAQ - Clinics & Appointments

Do you offer blood testing at all of your clinic locations?

You can attend any of our clinics for your blood test. Some locations have on-site laboratories for faster results, and you can easily find your nearest clinic and view available services on the DocTap booking page.

Can I walk in for a blood test appointment?

While occasional walk-in slots may be available, we strongly recommend booking online to secure an appointment at a time that suits you.

Can I request specific blood tests during my appointment?

Yes, you can book an appointment with a GP to discuss the blood tests you need and bring any supporting documentation with you. The GP will review your request and may order the tests as clinically appropriate.

I already have some blood test results, can I see a doctor so they can explain them to me?

Yes, our doctors would be delighted to discuss test results with patients. Please also bring any other relevant documentation that you have about your condition.