The access plan
Your written summary defines who is covered, the fee, included access, usage rules, extra charges and cancellation terms.
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Allhours GP membership
Private GP care that remembers the context.
Choose Individual or Family membership for a more consistent way to arrange suitable private GP care, while remaining registered with your NHS GP.
Current fees, included access, additional charges and membership terms are provided in writing before enrolment. Please do not email medical details.
GMC-registered doctorsIndependent clinical decisions
CQC-registered serviceCare within a regulated setting
30+ years combined experienceExperienced GP-led care
Two membership routes
Choose who the plan needs to cover.
Ask for the current written plan summary before enrolling. It sets out the fee, included access, eligibility, additional charges and ending terms.
Plan 01 / One adult
Individual membership
A consistent private GP route for one adult, designed to support accurate records and joined-up follow-up.
- Personal membership record
- Member appointment route
- Continuity supported where available
- Clear NHS GP communication plan
Family membership
An organised access route for eligible family members, with separate consent, confidentiality and clinical records.
- Named eligible members
- Separate record for each patient
- Adult confidentiality protected
- Child consent and safety checks
Membership guides
Six clear areas.
Use these pages to understand the plans, appointment access, continuity, inclusions and the terms to check before payment.
01
Individual membership
Ongoing private GP access for one adult, with expectations and responsibilities set out clearly before enrolment.
Open guide ↗02Family membership
One organised membership route for eligible household members, with a separate confidential clinical record for every patient.
Open guide ↗03Member appointments & access
How members request appointments, how availability works and when another care setting is the safer route.
Open guide ↗04Continuity & care coordination
How records, follow-up and communication support joined-up private care alongside your NHS GP and specialists.
Open guide ↗05What is included & additional costs
A practical guide to plan inclusions, clinical extras and third-party charges that may sit outside membership.
Open guide ↗06Fees, changes & cancellation
The commercial details to check before enrolment: billing, minimum term, plan changes, cancellation and unused access.
Open guide ↗Care that connects
Continuity is more than seeing one doctor.
Good continuity means reliable records, clear responsibility, proportionate information sharing and a next step you understand.
A familiar GP may be offered where practical, but safe handover matters whenever another clinician is involved.
01
Start with context
Keep your health details, medicines, allergies and involved clinicians accurate.
02
Make the decision clear
Each consultation records the clinical findings, options, decision and safety-net advice.
03
Name the next owner
Know who is arranging tests, reviewing results, prescribing or following up.
04
Connect other teams
Share relevant information with your NHS GP, specialist or other provider when needed for safe care.
Before you enrol
Three things to keep separate.
Membership, clinical decisions and third-party services each have a different role and cost.
The doctor’s decision
The clinician decides the safe assessment and plan. Membership never guarantees medicine, tests, referrals, certificates or a preferred treatment.
Separate providers
Pharmacies, laboratories, imaging centres and specialists confirm their own availability, price and service arrangements.
Written before payment
The information you should be able to keep.
Request the current documents and read them before authorising recurring payment.
What you receive
Eligibility, included appointment access, clinical-service limits and additional charges.
How the contract works
Price, billing, contract period, renewal, changes, cancellation and complaints.
How records are handled
Information use, confidentiality, sharing, access and retention after membership ends.
The practical questions
Know before you join.
Membership works best when access, limits and costs are understood from the start.
Do I have to leave my NHS GP?
No. Membership can sit alongside NHS GP registration. Your NHS practice remains important for NHS services and may be the right team for established long-term or shared-care plans.
Does membership guarantee same-day care?
No. Same-day appointments may be available, but timing depends on capacity and clinical suitability. Use NHS 111 or emergency care when it is unsafe to wait.
Are prescriptions and medicines included?
A prescription may follow a clinical assessment but is not guaranteed. The pharmacy normally charges separately for the medicine, dispensing and delivery.
Can I see the same GP each time?
Continuity with a familiar GP is supported where practical. It cannot always be guaranteed, so clear records and clinical handover remain essential.
Where can I see the current prices?
Email the membership team for the current written Individual and Family plan summaries. They set out the fee, billing and included access before enrolment.
Membership enquiries
Ask for the current plan summary.
Email your name, contact details and whether you are interested in Individual or Family membership. Please do not include symptoms, medicines or other medical information in ordinary email; the team will explain the secure route when clinical information is needed.
Allhours GP membership
Plan details, eligibility and practical questions.
Emailinfo@allhoursgp.com
Address22 Oxford Court,
Manchester
Manchester
Private careAlongside your NHS GP
Official guidance used for this page:
GMC: contributing to continuity of care ↗GMC prescribing and medicines guidance ↗CQC provider registration guidance ↗NHS: when to use 111 ↗GOV.UK: online and distance selling ↗
General membership information only. Your written plan summary, membership terms and the clinical advice given for your care take priority.