General GP Care

It means seeing a GP who knows you and your history, so your care builds over time rather than starting from scratch each visit. Continuity of care is linked to better patient experience and a range of better health outcomes - and it's central to how I like to work.

We review your history and risk factors - things like blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes risk, weight, smoking and family history - do any relevant tests, and make a plan for anything that needs attention or follow-up.

Yes. Stress, anxiety, low mood and sleep are common reasons to see a GP. We can talk it through and make a plan, and where it helps, arrange a mental health care plan or referral.

Yes. A practical men's health check can cover heart and diabetes risk, blood pressure, weight, mental health and other concerns men often put off - in a straightforward visit.

Ideally six to eight weeks before you travel, as some vaccines need time or several doses. If your trip is sooner, it's still worth coming in - we'll do what we can.

It might be. Low iron (iron deficiency) is one of the more common and very treatable causes of persistent tiredness, along with things like thyroid problems, poor sleep, low mood, and vitamin B12 or vitamin D deficiency. A GP can take a history, examine you and arrange the right blood tests - including iron studies and ferritin - then treat the low iron and whatever is driving it.

Bring your Medicare card, any current medications (or a list), details of your past medical history and immunisations if you have them, any recent test results or specialist letters, and a note of what you'd like to cover.