Medical Reviews in Liverpool
Private medical reviews with a nurse prescriber in Liverpool. A timely, considered review that complements your GP care.
Medically reviewed by Laura Jenkins, Registered Nurse · Updated August 2026
What is a medical review?
A medical review is a private appointment with a registered nurse prescriber. It is a chance to have your health and any current medicines reviewed properly and without a rush, to talk through your concerns and options, and, where it is clinically appropriate and within the prescriber’s competence, to be issued a private prescription.
Our nurse prescriber is registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and prescribes only within their area of competence, following the NMC Code and national prescribing standards. The focus of your appointment is a careful assessment and an honest conversation, not a promise of any particular outcome.
This service complements your NHS care and does not replace your GP. With your permission we can share a summary with your GP, which is considered safer for your overall care.
What we treat
A medical review can suit people who want a private, timely review of their health or their current medicines, delivered by a qualified prescriber.
What can and cannot be prescribed always depends on clinical appropriateness and the prescriber’s competence, and some medicines are restricted by law. Your prescriber will explain clearly what they can help with at your appointment, and will refer you to your GP or another service where that is the right thing to do.
Who it's for
It is for adults who would value a considered, private review and honest advice. It is not a substitute for your GP, for specialist care, or for emergency treatment.
Please note this service is not for medical emergencies. If you have an emergency, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent but non-emergency advice, call NHS 111.
Our approach
Your appointment is a proper face-to-face consultation. Your nurse prescriber takes a history, reviews your health and any current medicines, discusses your options, and where appropriate issues a private prescription that you can have dispensed at a pharmacy of your choice.
We keep clear records, and with your consent we share a summary with your GP so your care stays joined up and safe.
From first message to final review.
Book
Arrange a private appointment at a time that suits you.
Consultation
A face-to-face review of your health and any current medicines with the nurse prescriber, and an honest discussion of your options.
Prescription if appropriate
Where it is clinically appropriate and within competence, a private prescription is issued, which you can have dispensed at a pharmacy of your choice.
Joined-up care
With your permission we share a summary with your GP, and we refer you on where that is the right step.
Registered, careful and joined-up
Your review is carried out by a nurse prescriber registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, who prescribes only within their competence and keeps clear records. Where NHS care is the right route, we will always say so. For general information on private prescriptions, the NHS is a helpful source.
This page is general information and is not a substitute for a personal consultation. It is not for medical emergencies: call 999 or NHS 111 as appropriate.
Your questions, answered honestly.
A private appointment to assess your health and any current medicines, discuss your options, and, where it is clinically appropriate, issue a private prescription.
Yes. A registered independent nurse prescriber can prescribe within their area of competence, following the NMC Code and national prescribing standards. Your prescriber will explain what they can help with at your appointment.
No. It complements your NHS care. With your consent we can share a summary with your GP, which is considered safer for your overall care.
Only with your permission. We recommend it so your records stay complete and your care stays safe.
A private prescription means you pay the cost of the medicine plus a pharmacy dispensing fee. Prices are not fixed and vary between pharmacies. The consultation itself starts from £30.
At a pharmacy of your choice. Your prescriber will talk you through this at your appointment.
No. For emergencies call 999 or go to A&E, and for urgent but non-emergency advice call NHS 111.
If your needs fall outside their competence or require further investigation, they will advise you and, where appropriate, refer you to your GP or another service.
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