Patients can access medical care and assistance from our private doctors who provide services both in clinic and at patients’ homes.

Private General Practitioners (GPs):

Patients can contact a Parkside Health private GP to schedule a home visit. Our private GPs can provide primary care services, including diagnosing and treating common illnesses, prescribing medications, and offering preventive healthcare advice.

Emergency Medical Services:

In emergency situations where a patient’s condition requires immediate attention, our private doctors can be contacted for home visits to assess and stabilise the patient. 

Specialist Consultants:

Our private specialist consultants offer home visits for patients with specific medical conditions that limit their mobility or require ongoing care. 

Palliative and End-of-Life Care:

We have teams of healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses, who specialise in palliative and end-of-life care. These professionals can provide medical care and support to patients with serious illnesses in the comfort of their homes.

Post-Surgery Care:

After certain surgical procedures, patients may require post-operative care and monitoring. Our private doctors can offer home-based post-surgery care, including wound care, medication management, and follow-up appointments.

Chronic Disease Management:

Patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, or chronic pain, can receive ongoing medical care and management at home from our private doctors and nurses.

Medical Assessments and Health Screenings:

Parkside Health private doctors offer home-based medical assessments and health screenings for individuals who have difficulty traveling to a clinic. This can include assessments for elderly patients or those with disabilities.

Medication Management:

Our private doctors can help manage medication regimens, ensure proper dosing, and monitor for potential side effects during home visits.

You can schedule a home visit appointment directly with a Parkside Health private GP or specialist consultant.

In emergency situations, call 999 for immediate assistance or 111 for non-emergencies to seek advice on whether a home visit is necessary.