Whether you’re looking to refer a patient for a consultation and diagnostic tests, or for urgent admission to hospital through our 365 acute admissions service, we’re here to help.
We’re also able to help with a second opinion in difficult cases where the diagnosis is unclear.
Referring a patient is quick and straightforward. We’ve designed the process to be efficient, supportive, and transparent, so you can ensure your patients receive timely expert care while staying fully informed throughout their journey.
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Submit referral
Send the referral using the method that suits you best. You can either:
fill out our online form, email to info@thephysiciansclinic.co.uk, post your referral letter to The Physicians’ Clinic, 13-14 Devonshire Street, London W1G 7AE, fax it through to 020 7034 8190, or call us directly on 020 3868 4989 (+44 (0)20 3868 4989 from outside the UK).
Our team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, to guide you through the process.
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Contacting the patient
Once we receive the referral, our team will contact the patient directly to arrange an appointment with the most appropriate consultant. We explain every step clearly, so your patient feels informed and supported at all times.
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Same-day tests if needed
If diagnostic tests are recommended – blood tests, imaging, or cardiology assessments – they’ll usually be carried out on the same day as the consultation. Our fully equipped, consultant-led facilities allow for quick assessment without unnecessary delays.
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Feedback sent to you
After the consultation and any tests, we’ll send a detailed report to you outlining the findings, next steps and treatment plan. This ensures continuity of care and makes sure you’re in the loop throughout and fully informed on your patient’s progress.
The Physicians' Clinic operates a 365-day-a-year private healthcare acute admission service providing urgent access to hospital care for private patients who become seriously ill during the hours between 6am and 10pm.
Access to our acute medical admissions service is through GP referral, or through any private urgent care facility or A&E department.