All Private Health Services
A full list of all private health services offered by All Health Matters
All bookings are by prior appointment only, please note we do not offer walk-in or emergency appointments, however bookings can be made for same-day appointments where available.
Online Booking
Please use the drop down box to select your required service if you know what you would like to book.
Alternatively, please view the individual category pages for more information about each service before booking.
Cancellation Policy
To cancel and reschedule, please contact us at least 24 hours in advance to avoid charges. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice may not be eligible for a refund. Appointments can be rescheduled free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment. After this time, a charge may apply.
FAQ
What happens if there is no wax when you check my ear(s)?
An ear health assessment is carried out as part of every appointment to ensure earwax removal is appropriate and necessary. The clinician will check for no sign of infection/ fungus/ abnormalities in the ear canal or with the Tympanic membrane (ear drum). Images will be taken, and if any concerns are raised, we can refer to a team of Audiologists if required. We have a minimum appointment fee of £35, even if no wax is removed, to cover this assessment and our staff member's time.
Do I need to prepare for my health check?
For most checks, no specific preparation is required. However, for accurate results in some tests, such as blood glucose, you may be advised to fast for a few hours beforehand. We will provide you with guidance when booking.
Will I need to attend a follow-up appointment?
Follow-up appointments are not always necessary, but you may be advised to book one if your results require further discussion or treatment. This is always optional and is likely to be an additional cost.
How long will it take to get my results?
Finger-prick test results are immediate, while lab test results are typically available within 3–5 working days.
Are the lab tests included in the price?
Yes, all lab tests specified in the Silver and Gold packages are included in the cost.
Can I customise my health check package?
The Gold package allows clinically-indicated add-ons such as bowel cancer screening, PSA testing for prostate cancer, and cervical smear tests. If you have a specific concern, please mention this to us in advance so we can advise accordingly.
What happens if something abnormal is found during my health check?
Any abnormal results will be explained to you, and we will provide advice on next steps. You may be referred to your GP, our private GP, or a specialist for further investigation or treatment if needed.
How often should I have a health check?
It depends on your individual health and concerns. Many people benefit from an annual check-up, while others may choose to book more or less frequently depending on their needs.
What is the difference between the Mini Health Check and the Well Person Health Check packages?
The Mini Health Check is a quick 20-minute overview of basic health markers, while the Well Person Health Check packages (Bronze, Silver, and Gold) offer more comprehensive assessments. All Well Person Health Assessments include a thorough lifestyle assessment and provide an opportunity for early detection of problems with blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol and silent markers of heart disease. The gold package provides additional opportunity to detect bowel, breast, prostate, cervical cancers.
I'm over 60, can I have a yellow fever vaccine?
Please contact us before booking if you are over 60 and need a yellow fever vaccine for your destination. The vaccine is not suitable for many people over 60 due to the increased risk on this age group. We may be able to provide a medical letter of exemption if you need evidence for your destination.
What if I’ve already had shingles?
You can still benefit from the vaccine to reduce the risk of future episodes. Speak to our team for personalised advice.
How long does the shingles vaccine last?
The shingles vaccine offers long-term protection, though the exact duration varies by individual.
Why should I get the shingles vaccine?
Shingles can cause severe pain and long-term complications. The vaccine reduces your risk of developing shingles and its associated symptoms.
Are there any side effects of the flu vaccine?
Most people experience mild side effects, such as soreness at the injection site or a low-grade fever, which resolve quickly.
When should I get the flu vaccine?
Flu vaccines are most effective when given in October or November, ahead of the peak flu season in December. However, if it is later than that, it is still worth having it as it will help protect you from around 14 days after vaccination.
Why should I get the flu vaccine?
The vaccine helps protect you from flu, reducing the risk of illness and preventing the spread of infection to others.
How far in advance should I book travel vaccines?
Ideally, book at least 6-8 weeks before your trip, as some vaccines require multiple doses over a period of time. If you're travelling sooner than that, please still book as it is better to have some protection than none, and some vaccine courses can be delivered to an accelerated schedule if appropriate.
Can I have travel vaccines if I’m pregnant?
Certain vaccines may not be suitable during pregnancy. Please let us know before your appointment so we can advise accordingly.
Do I need travel vaccinations?
It depends on your destination and planned activities. Our travel health experts will advise on the recommended vaccines during your consultation. You can find out which vaccines are recommended for each country at: https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/countries
What are the terms and conditions of booking?
You can view the full terms and conditions of booking here: https://www.allhealthmatters.co.uk/wellness-terms-conditions
Will I get the full allocated time with the doctor?
The duration of your appointment (e.g., up to 40 minutes) includes time for essential administrative tasks, such as reviewing your records, documenting your consultation, and completing any required paperwork (e.g., prescriptions or referrals). This means the conversation with the doctor may not take the entire booking length. We aim to ensure your time is used effectively while covering everything you need.
What happens if wax cannot be removed on my first visit?
After ear wax removal it is common for a small amount of wax to remain if sticky or hard. As long as the nurse can see the Typmanic membrane (Eardrum) after the procedure this is deemed a completed service. However, if earwax removal isn’t completed on the first visit, follow-up appointments are discounted: 40% off the second visit, and the third visit is free if required.
How should I prepare for my appointment?
Use ear drops such as olive oil, almond oil (not for nut allergies), or sodium bicarbonate for 3-5 days to soften the wax. Avoid drops if you suspect a perforated eardrum, dermatitis, or ear infection.
Do I need earwax removal?
In most cases, earwax doesn’t need removal. However, if you experience hearing loss, blocked ears, or other symptoms, professional removal may help.
What’s the difference between irrigation and microsuction?
Irrigation uses warm water to flush out earwax, while microsuction uses a small suction device for precise removal. Microsuction is ideal for sensitive cases or hardened wax.
What is the cancellation policy?
To cancel and reschedule, please contact us at least 24 hours in advance to avoid charges. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice may not be eligible for a refund. Appointments can be rescheduled free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment. After this time, a charge may apply.
Services not provided by All Health Matters GP services:
There are some services that All Health Matters cannot currently provide:
Emergency consultations for symptoms such as
How will my confidential health data be processed?
We recognise that when you give us personal information (which includes health information) you’re trusting us to take good care of it. Please see https://www.allhealthmatters.co.uk/privacy-policy for more information about how we collect, use and protect your data. If you don’t want to receive marketing about AHM products and services that we think are relevant to you, please email us at wellness@allhealthmatters.co.uk, write to us at All Health Matters, Castle House, Orchard Close Mews, Orchard Street, Canterbury CT2 8AP or call our admin team on 03300 948900.
I have private medical insurance, will it cover the cost of the GP consultation?
Medical insurance policies vary, and whilst most do not cover the cost of the GP consultation, some may cover the cost of blood tests/ investigations/ onward specialist referrals privately. Please check with your insurer if you can claim back the cost of any of these services.
Can I have blood tests taken at the clinic?
Yes, following a consultation with the doctor to discuss your needs and health concerns.
We also offer private phlebotomy services with our nursing team if these have been requested by a private consultant.
Will using a private GP service affect my NHS care and GP registration?
No, you are encouraged to continue your registration with your NHS GP, and a letter will be shared with your GP after the consultation with your consent to inform them of your attendance to All Health Matters and any follow up that may be needed.
Can the GP provide a referral letter?
Yes, following a GP consultation, if deemed clinically appropriate, the GP may recommend seeing a specialist and provide a referral letter. Please note that we are unable to influence any NHS waiting lists.
Are the consultations online or Face to Face?
You can choose to book a face-to-face or online GP appointment. Results may be discussed with you via telephone.
Please note that some conditions are not suitable for a remote appointment:
Can the GP provide a private prescription?
After a discussion of your health concerns, the doctor may issue a private prescription if deemed clinically necessary. There is no additional cost to providing a prescription, but the cost of the medication will be charged by the pharmacy.
Please note that repeat prescriptions as provided by your NHS GP or controlled drugs/ sedatives/ sleeping tablets will not be prescribed by the clinic.
How do I book and pay for my appointment?
You can book directly online by using the "Online Booking" tool. Select the apointment type you would like from the drop-down menu and choose a date and time. Payment will be taken at the time of booking.