Remedoc – Your Online GP

Welcome To Remedoc Online Consultations

Opening Time

Weekday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Monday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

What we do

Treat minor illnesses
Common Infections
Answers health questions
Fever Cold Symptoms
Migraine and headache treatments
Urinary issues treatment
Skin Conditions
Referral to specialist
Women’s Health
Men’s Health

UK Registered GP's

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See an online GP in 3 easy steps

Have a video consultation with a GP on your phone, with hundreds of appointments available every day.

Get Appointment

Register and choose a date and time

Complete a short consultation form

Clinical Assessment with GP

2050 +

SATISFIED PATIENTS

15 +

HEALTH SECTIONS

45 +

AWARDS WON

What can an Online GP help with?

There are a few things we can’t help with:

Repeat prescriptions
Severe chest pain or suspected heart attack
NHS referrals or prescriptions
Severe sudden onset of pain
Controlled drug prescriptions, which encompass a range of treatments including strong pain relief, anxiety, depression and sleep medications
Medical form, Certificate of health, fitness assessment, or letter confirming illness or medical condition
Located outside the UK at the time of your appointment - we cannot consult or treat patients who are physically outside the UK.
Referral for a specific test or specific scan - alternative services are available to self refer
Ongoing care of conditions or act as your regular / main GP - this includes treatments that require ongoing monitoring and review
Neurological defects or seizures
Sudden or heavy bleeding
Covid testing or observation, and covid test certificates
Dental Treatments or Advice
Severe mental health issues (such as psychosis or suicidal thoughts)
Pregnancy-related complications
Major trauma on any part of the body, including head and neck injuries
Fever for more than 3 days associated with confusion or disorientation
Suspected stroke (slurred speech, facial droop, arm weakness)
Sudden onset of difficulty in breathing
Persistent breathlessness including asthma attacks
Patients on chemotherapy with suspected neutropenia

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