Looking for an online GP in the UK? GP Carely connects you with GMC-registered doctors by secure video or phone — evenings and weekends when slots are open. Book for everyday symptoms, sick notes, fit notes and suitable prescription renewals without sitting in a waiting room.
What “see a GP online” means in the UK
Private telemedicine lets you book a real GP appointment from home. It does not replace NHS registration or emergency care. Use online visits for non-urgent advice when you cannot wait for a routine surgery slot, or when you need timely private documentation.
You choose video or phone. Exact fees are shown before payment. Card payments are handled by Stripe.
Common reasons to book
Colds and infections that are not emergencies, skin rashes, women’s and men’s health questions, mental health check-ins suitable for GP care, sick notes / fit notes for work, and repeat prescriptions when clinically appropriate.
Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. For urgent but non-life-threatening advice, NHS 111 may also help.
How to book with GP Carely
Use the form above, pick a time that suits you, and complete a short intake. Have medicines and a symptom timeline ready. Prefer a city landing? Browse London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and more under Cities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is online GP care available nationwide?
Yes. GP Carely supports patients across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern United Kingdom for non-emergency care.
How much does it cost?
Fees start from £25 depending on the service. Your exact price is confirmed before you pay.
Can I get a sick note online?
Where clinically appropriate after a GP consultation, yes — including fit notes for work.
Medical notice: online GP care does not replace emergencies — call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. Clinical documents are only issued after a professional consultation. Policies, doctor profiles, privacy and terms are available on this site.
GP Carely — www.gpcarely.com — UK telemedicine platform connecting patients with GMC-registered GPs.

