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Book an appointmentPrivate multidisciplinary practice · London
Larkmoor brings general practice, specialist clinics, diagnostics, preventative medicine, physiotherapy and psychological therapy into one team and one record. A standard appointment is thirty minutes, and it stays thirty minutes.
How care works here
The practice was built around continuity: the same record, the same team, and a plan written down at the end of every appointment.
Book online in a few minutes, or call and speak to somebody who can see the same diary you can.
Book an appointmentThirty minutes as standard, with a clinician who has read your record before you sit down.
See what we treatBloods, imaging and cardiac testing in our own rooms, usually reported the same working day.
About diagnosticsA written summary, a named clinician, and a review date rather than an open question.
What to expectCare and services
From a half-hour general practice appointment to a full rehabilitation programme — all of it inside the same record, so nobody has to be told twice.
Preventative health
Screening is only useful when it is chosen well. Our assessments start with a conversation about what is worth knowing, and end the same day with a plan you can act on.
Who provides care
Every profile lists what they work in, where they sit and when they are available. You can book a named clinician or take the first appointment going.
Where we are
Everyday care at Fieldgate, testing at Wharfside, longer appointments at Coppice Row, recovery and therapy at Ashbourne Mews — and a virtual clinic in the same diary.
Virtual care
Virtual appointments are held by the clinicians who work in our buildings, booked from the same diary and written into the same record. If a room turns out to be needed, it is booked during the call.
What we hold ourselves to
Every practice says it puts patients first. These are the specific, checkable commitments that follow from it here.
A standard appointment is half an hour. Rotas, room numbers and the results process are all built around keeping it that way rather than around fitting more people in.
Your GP, your specialist, your physiotherapist and your dietitian read and write the same notes. You should never have to carry information between them yourself.
Nothing is released as a number without a clinician attached to it. A results conversation is booked at the same time as the test that needs one.
Every appointment ends with a written summary: what we discussed, what we agreed, what happens next and who to reply to.
You can ask for a particular clinician, a clinician of a particular gender, a chaperone, an interpreter or a quieter waiting area. None of it needs a reason.
Some things belong in a hospital, in urgent care, or with a service we do not provide. We would rather say so on the first visit than the fourth.
Health library
General, practical writing about prevention, movement, sleep and how to get more out of an appointment. None of it is individual medical advice.
Choose a service, a clinician and a time that suits you. Most general practice appointments are available within three days.