Household care, organised
A single plan can make it simpler to understand how eligible adults and children access suitable private GP appointments.
Family membership
One family route. Individual clinical care.
A practical membership option for eligible household members, while keeping each person’s consent, confidentiality and medical record separate.
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
At a glance
The detail that matters.
Membership should make access clearer without weakening clinical judgement, confidentiality or the need to use urgent services appropriately.
Every patient stays individual
Clinical decisions, records, communication permissions and information sharing are managed separately for each family member.
Eligibility is written down
The plan summary names who can join, any age or address requirements, the included access and charges for adding or removing members.
Membership in practice
What this means for your care.
The plan organises access. The doctor still makes each clinical decision according to your needs, the evidence available and the safest care setting.
Your written plan defines the commercial service. Your clinician defines the medical plan.
01
Named members
Only people enrolled on the plan can use it. The service confirms each person’s identity and relationship to the account holder.
02
Children and consent
The clinician confirms parental responsibility, the child’s needs and the appropriate consent or involvement for their age and understanding.
03
Adult confidentiality
An adult family member’s information is not automatically shared with the account holder or other relatives. Their consent and safety guide communication.
04
Right appointment format
Young children and many symptoms need video or in-person examination. The clinician can redirect the appointment when remote care is not enough.
Before you rely on the plan
Set expectations once.
Keep the plan summary and terms. Accurate member details and clear limits make care safer and prevent unexpected charges.
Have ready
- The name, date of birth and address of each person you want to include
- Who will hold and pay for the membership
- Parental-responsibility information for children
- Separate contact and communication preferences for adult members
- NHS GP, medicines, allergies and relevant history for each patient
Important limits
- Membership cannot be used for someone who is not enrolled
- One person’s appointment allowance or access cannot be assumed to transfer to another
- Adult records are confidential even when another adult pays
- Safeguarding or safety concerns may require information sharing
- Emergency, dental and specialist services need their appropriate routes
A simple route
From enquiry to ongoing care.
The member journey stays clear from the first plan summary through each consultation and follow-up.
Ask
Request the current family plan summary and eligibility details.
List
Confirm the people to be covered and the responsible account holder.
Set up
Complete secure identity, consent, payment and medical-record steps for each member.
Book safely
Choose the correct patient each time and follow the clinical advice about format and urgency.
Useful answers
Before you decide.
The practical details should be clear before you enrol or rely on membership for care.
Who counts as a family member?
The current plan summary defines eligible relationships, ages and address requirements. Ask for it before enrolment so every person you expect to cover is named.
Can one parent access an adult child’s record?
Not automatically. Adult clinical information is confidential. Access depends on the patient’s consent, legal authority and any safety considerations.
Can children use video appointments?
Sometimes, but age, symptoms and the need for examination matter. A clinician may require video, in-person assessment, urgent care or another service.
Can different family members see different doctors?
Yes. The service matches each concern to appropriate availability and clinical need. Continuity is supported where practical but a specific doctor is not guaranteed.
What happens when someone leaves the plan?
Their clinical record remains protected under healthcare record requirements. Access and billing change according to the written membership terms.
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:
General membership information only. Your written plan summary, membership terms and the clinical advice given for your care take priority.