Dental services only at opening.
Eva Clinic opens in October 2026 providing dental care only. Our medical services — GP, blood tests, gynaecology, paediatrics, dermatology, psychiatry and psychology — are planned for a later date and are not yet available to book. We will update this website as each service becomes available.
General Practitioner
Not yet availablePreventative Health Checks
Preventative health checks are a chance to step back and look at your overall health rather than a single symptom — cardiovascular risk, lifestyle, screening history and family history. The aim is practical, personalised advice.
from £120
GP consultation including prescription; separate charges apply for blood tests booked.
What will be included
- Extended GP consultation
- Blood pressure and cardiovascular risk review
- ECG where clinically indicated
- Screening blood tests where agreed (booked separately)
- Written summary and personalised plan
What to expect once available
- 1
An unhurried consultation covering lifestyle, family history and current symptoms.
- 2
In-clinic checks such as blood pressure.
- 3
A written summary with a personalised plan you can take away.
Frequently asked
Questions about preventative health checks
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Chronic Condition Management
Long-term conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma and thyroid disorders need consistent, unhurried review. Our private GP appointments give you the time to discuss how a condition is affecting your daily life and to plan care together.
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An in-clinic ECG (electrocardiogram) records the electrical activity of the heart and is a common first-line investigation for palpitations, chest pain or preventative checks. Our GPs record and interpret the trace in the same appointment.
Learn morePrivate Prescriptions & Referrals
Sometimes what you need is a straightforward private prescription or a written referral to a consultant. Our GPs handle both, always after a proper consultation to make sure the prescription or referral is clinically appropriate.
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