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Our London clinic provides prompt access to experienced private GPs for acute symptoms, ongoing health concerns and general medical advice.
Where clinically appropriate, doctors can issue private prescriptions and arrange referrals for further diagnostic tests, hospital care or consultant assessments.
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Consult with 1 of our senior doctors and receive a tailored consultation covering acute illness, chronic condition management, and diagnostic testing.
Our private GP service includes full physical examinations, immediate onward specialist referrals, private prescriptions, and continuous long-term care for you and your family.
Proactive, preventative medical health checks designed to identify early risk factors, optimize wellbeing, and deliver actionable health guidance.
Includes comprehensive blood analysis, resting ECG, cardiovascular risk screening, metabolic profiling, and a detailed physician-led consultation with a written summary.
Empathetic, evidence-based care for perimenopause and menopause management. Customized body-identical HRT regimes tailored to your profile.
Lead by British Menopause Society accredited specialists. Complete hormone evaluations, personalized treatment plans, and continuous symptom monitoring.
Fast, accurate pathology testing with rapid turnaround times. Walk-in or pre-booked appointments available at our 25 Harley Street suite.
We offer full biochemistry panels, thyroid profiles, vitamin analysis, hormone panels, sexual health screening, and rapid turnaround pathology.
Tailored corporate medical assessments, visa health screenings, fit-for-work certifications, and executive wellness solutions in London W1.
Provides independent medical advice for employers and employees, sickness absence assessments, visa medicals, and corporate healthcare packages.
Expert dermatological assessments, mole screening and outpatient minor surgical procedures performed under local anesthetic at 25 Harley Street.
Excision of skin tags, moles, cysts, and benign lesions performed safely in-clinic by experienced doctors under sterile conditions.
Experienced, GMC-registered clinicians who listen carefully, diagnose accurately, and put you at ease.
I love the family side of the practice. I have a young family myself, and I’ve recently been through those life-changing moments – pregnancy, childbirth, coping with young babies and children, and the transition of balancing home and work life. I feel very personally involved in those aspects, which enhances my care.
As a team, we bring different strengths based on our experience and training. Fiona’s background is in obstetrics and gynaecology, Justine has advanced qualifications in women’s medicine, and I trained in acute medicine care and anaesthetics before moving into general practice.
Alongside the conferences and meetings we attend, I follow a lot of medical professionals on social media and find it a fascinating way to digest new developments. I think the approval of semaglutide for weight management could be a game-changer in preventative medicine.
Switching off from work is essential for both my patients and me. I have three young children, and I prioritise time spent outside with my family and our dog.
I work as an appraiser and mentor in the NHS and for the Independent Doctors Foundation, and you see clearly how much the doctor’s state of mind can influence how the patient perceives their experience. Being a private GP means I have the time and space to dedicate to my patients and support them throughout their journey.
I find our Occupational Health work both fascinating and challenging as you must represent both the employer and employee and always remain unbiased. It’s also hugely satisfying when you overcome obstacles for people, as our working lives are important to us all, and that can be very fulfilling.
At GP London W1, our strength lies in our joined-up approach. We have weekly meetings to discuss our work and support each other, and we all practice similarly. We are also a very happy practice.
I keep abreast of new developments by listening to podcasts while cooking or travelling to work. I also learn from my patients all the time, and I think it’s vital to have an open mind and be receptive to new ideas.
The recent advances in cancer screening are exciting. Screening is vital, but I believe there should always be a balance, as unnecessary investigations can lead to more anxiety.
For my own personal health and wellbeing, I take enjoyment from the simple things. Anything that means I can focus on life outside of work, so I am reinvigorated for my patients.
I enjoy the executive medical service we provide. You’d think it would be very routine, but it offers an opportunity to get into the patient’s psyche and find a way to communicate with them, and when you can make a positive change, it’s gratifying.
I served on the GP committee of the Independent Doctors Federation for several years, and we worked hard to build closer working relationships with NHS practices. As private GPs, it would be practical to automatically access our patients’ records to deliver joined-up care. Certainly, with our Menopause Management service, I see our part as relieving the pressure on the NHS. Our NHS GP colleagues are overstretched, so our role is to devise a treatment programme and perform annual check-ups for our patients, so this doesn’t fall on their NHS GP.
I am an accredited British Menopause Society Specialist, working additionally in a specialist clinic, Hormone Health, alongside colleagues with a wealth of menopause knowledge, which I bring back to the patients in my practice.
Our USP is that we get stuff done. We are incredibly efficient, backed by a great team, and can offer a concierge-level service. But also delivering on promises is vital when someone is stressed about their health.
The beauty of general practice is that you’re learning something new with every patient, which fires my general thirst for knowledge. The day I lose my curiosity is the day I retire. I also learn from my consultant colleagues all the time – our access to the best specialists in the UK means we’re always kept abreast of the latest developments.
Outside of work, sport is my medicine. I always keep active and love running, cycling, swimming, and playing golf. We’re lucky enough to live in London and make the most of all that it has to offer including the theatre, opera, and exhibitions. Never knowingly not busy – even away from work!
He did two operational tours of Afghanistan in addition to postings to Canada, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Kosovo, Northern Ireland and Belize. During his medical training he also gained experience in paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and accident and emergency.
Dr Wall left the army in 2021 and now also works within the NHS part time. He is married to GP London W1 partner Dr Caroline Wall.
They have three young children, a daughter, and twin boys. When he is not working or looking after his children, he enjoys running, riding, skiing and walking in the countryside with their cocker spaniel.
After qualifying as a GP, Dr Xiong pursued further specialist training in Lifestyle Medicine and now practises as a GP with a Special Interest (GPwSI) in this field. Alongside her private work, she continues to practise within the NHS in London.
In addition to NHS GP clinics, she runs a dedicated dermatology and minor surgery clinic and a holistic preventative medicine clinic.
Dr Xiong has a strong interest in global medicine and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese, having worked in teaching hospitals in China. She is passionate about improving access to high-quality healthcare for patients from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and has particular experience supporting individuals who are not native to the UK healthcare system.
Outside of clinical practice, Dr Xiong aims to actively live the principles of preventative and longevity medicine she promotes. She enjoys hiking and cycling and has a strong love of travel and global exploration. She also maintains a lifelong involvement in music, singing with local choirs and playing the piano. She believes that regular movement, creative engagement, and curiosity about the world are central to long-term health and healthy ageing, and integrates these principles into her lifestyle-focused care.
Exit Oxford Circus Underground Station (Central, Victoria & Bakerloo lines) via Exit 4. Head north up Regent Street towards Cavendish Square, turn right onto Margaret Street, then left onto Harley Street. Continue straight for approximately 2 minutes to 25 Harley Street (W1G 9QW). The practice is situated on the right side, easily recognized by its black grand entrance door and tiled steps. Approximately a 6-minute walk from Oxford Circus or Bond Street Station.
