Out of Hours GP & Walk-In Clinic Appointments in London
See an expert private GP in London today with same-day appointments available 7 days a week, including evenings and weekends.
Need an out of hours GP in London?
What a walk-in clinic should be
We combine the speed and accessibility of a walk-in clinic with the care and continuity of a private practice—offering diagnosis, prescriptions, tests, and referrals in a single visit.
- Out of hours & same-day
Out of hours GP appointments with same-day, evening and weekend slots, so you’re not waiting days to be seen.
- Skip the wait
Book an exact time online instead of sitting in a walk in clinic queue, then go straight into your appointment.
- On-site laboratories
Many DocTap clinics have on-site labs for key blood tests and swabs, giving you instant results to guide treatment.
- Clinics across London
Out of hours private GP appointments across multiple London locations, close to major stations and workplaces.
Price list
Other appointment types are available - see the booking page for details.
| Item | Price | |
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| GP - clinic (15 min, Mon-Fri) | £75 | |
| GP - clinic (15 min, Sat-Sun) | £95 | |
| GP - video (15 min) | from £55 | |
Prescriptions
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Free | Prescriptions issued outside of an appointment may incur a charge. |
Letters / Referrals
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Free | Letters written outside of an appointment may incur a charge. |
| Blood Tests | from £40 | Blood test prices |
DocTap or A&E?
When to see DocTap – and when to go straight to A&E
DocTap is ideal for urgent problems that can’t wait for a routine GP appointment but aren’t life-threatening – for serious or life-threatening symptoms you should go straight to A&E or call 999. nhs.uk +1
Go to A&E or call 999 now if:
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Severe chest pain or tightness – especially if it’s sudden, heavy, or spreading to your arm, jaw or back.
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Stroke symptoms – such as face drooping, arm weakness or numbness, or slurred/blurred speech.
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Serious breathing problems – you are very short of breath, struggling to breathe or breathing is suddenly much worse.
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Heavy bleeding or serious injury – bleeding that won’t stop, major wounds, serious burns, or trauma (for example, a road traffic accident).
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Severe allergic reaction – swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, difficulty breathing, or collapse after an allergen.
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Seizures or severe confusion – a fit that isn’t stopping, or new confusion, drowsiness or collapse.
DocTap is usually suitable if:
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Urgent but not life-threatening problems – you feel unwell and need to see a GP soon, but don’t think it’s an emergency.
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Common infections and new symptoms – ear, throat, chest, urine or skin infections, fevers, rashes and other new concerns.
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Out of hours GP needs – you’d normally think about a walk in clinic or out of hours GP, but prefer a booked private appointment.
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Prescriptions, notes and letters – you need urgent private prescriptions, fit notes or medical letters for work, school or travel.
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Tests and investigations – you need blood tests or other checks that can safely be done in a clinic, including many on-site lab tests.
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New worries about your health – new lumps, moles, ongoing symptoms or changes you don’t want to wait weeks to have assessed.
How it works
Walk-in care, without the wait
We have digitised the traditional walk-in clinic experience. Instead of queuing in a waiting room, simply view live availability on your phone and secure your spot before you arrive.
- 1Check live availabilityDon't guess if a doctor is free. View real-time appointments at your nearest clinic instantly on your phone.
- 2Book your slotSecure your time in seconds. Booking a slot guarantees you will be seen, unlike unpredictable open-door walk-in centres.
- 3Walk in and be seenArrive at the clinic for your scheduled time and head straight in to see the doctor. No paperwork, no queues, no stress.
Out of hours GP
Clinic Locations
Canary Wharf
Situated by South Quay Footbridge, a 3-minute walk from Canary Wharf and Heron Quays stations.
Hammersmith
Situated on King Street, a 6-minute walk from Hammersmith underground stations.
Kings Cross & Euston
Located just off Euston Road, less than a 10-minute walk from both Euston and King’s Cross stations.
Liverpool Street & Bank
Located in the heart of the City, a 5-minute walk from Liverpool Street and Bank stations.
London Bridge
Located just off Borough High Street, an 8-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Bond Street
Located on Wigmore Street, just off Harley Street, a 7-minute walk from Bond Street station.
Clapham
Located on Clapham High Street, only a 3-minute walk from Clapham Common station.
Swiss Cottage
Only a 3-minute walk from Swiss Cottage station.
Victoria
Situated on Lower Belgrave Street, a 5-minute walk from Victoria rail and underground stations.
Online GP
Speak to a GP by video or phone, wherever you are — no app needed. Ideal for follow-ups and straightforward concerns.
Experienced London GPs you can actually talk to
All DocTap appointments are with fully qualified, UK-based GPs who are used to seeing urgent problems, explaining things clearly and making a safe plan with you.
Dr Teromi Selvadurai
General Practitioner- MBBS BSc MRCGP DRCOG
Dr. Teromi Selvadurai graduated from University College London and is a proud member of the Royal College of General Practitioners. She has a genuine passion for her role as a GP and is dedicated to helping her patients feel their best. With additional qualifications in obstetrics and gynaecology, Dr. Selvadurai has a special interest in women's health, mental health, and musculoskeletal medicine.
Dr Nitin Mehra
General Practitioner- MBBS BSc (Hons) MRCGP
Dr Nitin Mehra obtained his medical degree from Imperial College London, where he also completed an Honours degree in International Health. He is a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners and has extensive clinical experience across multiple specialties, with a particular focus on mental health, men's health and musculoskeletal medicine. Dr Mehra is known for his thoughtful and compassionate approach, taking the time to truly listen and understand. He works in close partnership with his patients, empowering them to achieve their best health and lasting wellbeing.
Dr Peter Raybone
General Practitioner- MRCGP
Dr Raybone qualified as a GP in 2023 after completing his training in Scotland, Manchester and East London. He does a mix of private and NHS patient-facing work across East London including Out of Hours. He is approachable, inclusive, holistic and has a breadth of skills and knowledge from hospital experience across multiple specialties including obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry, geriatrics, paediatrics, trauma and orthopaedics and A&E.
What patients say on Google
“I have visited Dr Lakshmi Kumar through DocTap many times and she is knowledgeable, professional, kind and generally a great person to be around. Booking is quick and easy. Would recommend:)”
“*“Great experience! Dr. Mehra understood my problem in no time”
“Fantastic. Clinic was welcoming and clean. Many thanks.”
“Very professional and helpful. Highly recommended”
“I had a great appointment with Dr Lakshmi Kumar! She was very thorough in her analysis, carefully listened to each concern of mine, and just generally made me feel at ease. She was also very sweet and kind, and you can tell she genuinely cares about helping her patients. She doesn't rush you or make you feel like you are just another patient, which is often the case with many other GPs. I highly recommend seeing her!”
“Doctor John Garlick was very helpful and checked thoroughly. Esther was so helpful and very patient in answering all my questions! Thank you soo much!”
“Quick, professional and great advice. Went in for some advice on a re-occuring headache and got the advice and help that I wanted.”
“Online booking was simple for same day appointment, even for a tourist. No waiting. Dr Patel was friendly, professional, sympathetic and gave excellent advice. Highly recommend.”
“Super professional and amazing greeting by Esther and Doctor Saraf. Thank you guys”
“Esther was so warm and welcoming, also helped me with my whereabouts, the doctor was giving clear instructions and was very patient”
“I had a very good medical appointment at DocTap. Very punctual doctor, she assisted me with all my questions and was very efficient. Bonus points to the wonderful Esther, the receptionist that helped me explain what needed to be done to my travel insurance.”
“Could not recommend Dr Laura Mindel from this practice more highly! She’s easily one of the kindest, most patient and lovely GPs I’ve come across. She performed a small procedure for me at the DocTap Canary Wharf clinic. I was very anxious, but she made me feel really comfortable and at ease, and talked me through every step. Will definitely be returning to her in the future! I will also add that all the phone support staff and receptionists I dealt with were super friendly, lovely and helpful. I will be recommending DocTap to friends!”
Common booking questions
- Do I need to register beforehand?
No formal GP registration is needed, simply create your account and book in seconds.
- Do you offer evening and weekend appointments?
Yes, same-day GP appointments are available in the evenings and on weekends at London clinics, or via video consultation.
- How quickly can I be seen?
We offer last minute, same-day appointments, giving you fast access when standard GP services are closed.
- I'm visiting London as a tourist, can I see a DocTap GP?
Yes, DocTap welcomes visitors. You can book appointments online or at any of our London clinics, without needing to be a UK resident.
- Do you offer walk-in appointments?
While occasional walk-in slots may be available, we strongly recommend booking online to secure an appointment at a time that suits you.
- What kind of problems can I see a GP for during out‑of‑hours?
See a GP for common health issues, from infections and allergies to joint, skin, or digestive problems.
- Can I access prescriptions and tests during out-of-hours appointments?
Yes. Out-of-hours appointments include full GP services - prescriptions, medical certificates, access to on-site blood tests or laboratory services where available.
- When should I go to A&E instead of booking here?
Call 999 or go to A&E for chest pain, severe breathing issues, major bleeding or injury, sudden collapse, stroke, or pregnancy emergencies.