1 - Consultation Type
2 - Face To Face or Remote
2a - Location (optional)
3 - Choose Time/Date & Pay
4 - Pre-Consultation Questionnaire
H3 Health offer two different types of appointment to suit your diary and preferences – a remote appointment (using our secure private video conferencing system) or a face-to-face appointment at one of our West Midlands clinic locations. You can rest assured that both appointment types provide the same in-depth discussion with one of our specialist doctors and the price for the consultation is the same.
Booking Basket
Remote Consultation
- UK wide availability
- Same service as a face-to-face appointment (except of course we cannot carry out any physical examinations)
- Your video appointment will take place remotely using our private and secure web conferencing system
- Any subsequent blood tests (if needed) can be carried out by our phlebotomy partner at a location near to you (small local clinic charge may apply)
- Any required follow-up appointments can be carried out remotely or face to face
Frequently Asked Questions
At H3Health we recognise that there may be patients who require additional support to access our services, and that these additional needs might be either visible or hidden. To facilitate this, we ask that you simply let our secretary or administration team know when you contact us. They will then contact your doctor and we will liaise with you directly to make sure any needs are met.
In terms of physical disabilities, all our clinical sites have wheelchair access, and appropriate mobility support, we offer a hearing loop, and a sign language interpreter as required. We also have the facility to translate documents into braille at patient request.
For those patients with non-visible disabilities, we offer longer appointments, (at no further charge), as well as a bespoke written summary of the consultation plan moving forward. Follow-up questions, are also permitted at any point.
For patients with more significant disabling conditions, H3Health also allows for the use of advocates and we would also advise any patients and their representatives that we would work closely with their NHS GP moving forward.
Difficulty with English should not be a barrier to seeking health care or accessing our services at H3Health. Therefore, we work closely with a variety of interpreter services, (including sign language) to make your appointment easier. To arrange an interpreter please call us on
03309 120769 (National Rate) or email us at hello@h3health.co.uk with the language you require and we will arrange this for your appointment.
- We would ask you to let us know if you require this service as soon as possible after making your important, but not less than 48 hours prior.
- Please note that we request you do not use family or friends as an interpreter as this can remove patient confidentiality.
We are happy to arrange a certified and impartial interpreter to facilitate your appointment. Our full interpreter policy is available on request.
H3 Health DOES NOT provide
- Treatment for anyone under the age of 18
- Treatment for anyone who resides outside of the United Kingdom
- Acute illnesses
- Drug or alcohol support treatment
- Other than our in our own area of specialty, H3 Health will not initiate specialist disease modifying drugs (DMARDs) from other hospital specialties, in particular ADHD or high-risk psychiatric medicines and controlled drugs are issued only in exceptional circumstances, and no bio-identical drugs
If you are unsure about any of the above, please contact hello@h3health.co.uk or call 03309 120769.
Our clinical hours may sometimes vary due to bank holidays etc, but are normally 9am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday (though some Doctors are only available at certain times of the week).
If you are unable to find a slot that is suitable however, then please don’t hesitate to contact us at hello@h3health.co.uk or on 03309 120769 (National Rate) to see if we can offer you an evening or weekend appointment. Please note that this isn’t always possible, but we are keen to ensure that wherever we can, our patients are able to see a Doctor at a time that suits their needs.
H3 Health will inform your registered NHS GP of any diagnoses made by H3 Health (or its partners) along with the details of any treatments / prescriptions made.
It is a requirement of booking with H3 Health that you must provide us details of your registered NHS GP and practice. If you are not able/willing to do so, we may not be able to treat you and H3 Health may at its discretion cancel your appointment or any ongoing treatment.
Your GP details MUST be supplied prior to your initial consultation – if there are any difficulties in doing this, please contact hello@h3health.co.uk prior to your consultation.
We want to practice as safely as we can and involve your normal GP. We will notify your GP of treatments we provide so that they can update their systems and ensure that there are no concerns highlighted over other treatment you might be receiving from them. For example, some medications cannot be taken alongside others, or you might need more monitoring with some.
For that reason, we ask that you provide your GP’s details before your first appointment using the hello@h3health.co.uk email address.
Your care will be overseen and organised by a named doctor, who will determine the best course of treatment for you and stay with you throughout your treatment.
H3 Health is regulated by the Care Quality Commission who are the independent regulator of health and social care in England – you can find out more about the CQC at their website.
Frequently Asked Questions
At H3Health we recognise that there may be patients who require additional support to access our services, and that these additional needs might be either visible or hidden. To facilitate this, we ask that you simply let our secretary or administration team know when you contact us. They will then contact your doctor and we will liaise with you directly to make sure any needs are met.
In terms of physical disabilities, all our clinical sites have wheelchair access, and appropriate mobility support, we offer a hearing loop, and a sign language interpreter as required. We also have the facility to translate documents into braille at patient request.
For those patients with non-visible disabilities, we offer longer appointments, (at no further charge), as well as a bespoke written summary of the consultation plan moving forward. Follow-up questions, are also permitted at any point.
For patients with more significant disabling conditions, H3Health also allows for the use of advocates and we would also advise any patients and their representatives that we would work closely with their NHS GP moving forward.
Difficulty with English should not be a barrier to seeking health care or accessing our services at H3Health. Therefore, we work closely with a variety of interpreter services, (including sign language) to make your appointment easier. To arrange an interpreter please call us on
03309 120769 (National Rate) or email us at hello@h3health.co.uk with the language you require and we will arrange this for your appointment.
- We would ask you to let us know if you require this service as soon as possible after making your important, but not less than 48 hours prior.
- Please note that we request you do not use family or friends as an interpreter as this can remove patient confidentiality.
We are happy to arrange a certified and impartial interpreter to facilitate your appointment. Our full interpreter policy is available on request.
H3 Health DOES NOT provide
- Treatment for anyone under the age of 18
- Treatment for anyone who resides outside of the United Kingdom
- Acute illnesses
- Drug or alcohol support treatment
- Other than our in our own area of specialty, H3 Health will not initiate specialist disease modifying drugs (DMARDs) from other hospital specialties, in particular ADHD or high-risk psychiatric medicines and controlled drugs are issued only in exceptional circumstances, and no bio-identical drugs
If you are unsure about any of the above, please contact hello@h3health.co.uk or call 03309 120769.
Our clinical hours may sometimes vary due to bank holidays etc, but are normally 9am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday (though some Doctors are only available at certain times of the week).
If you are unable to find a slot that is suitable however, then please don’t hesitate to contact us at hello@h3health.co.uk or on 03309 120769 (National Rate) to see if we can offer you an evening or weekend appointment. Please note that this isn’t always possible, but we are keen to ensure that wherever we can, our patients are able to see a Doctor at a time that suits their needs.
H3 Health will inform your registered NHS GP of any diagnoses made by H3 Health (or its partners) along with the details of any treatments / prescriptions made.
It is a requirement of booking with H3 Health that you must provide us details of your registered NHS GP and practice. If you are not able/willing to do so, we may not be able to treat you and H3 Health may at its discretion cancel your appointment or any ongoing treatment.
Your GP details MUST be supplied prior to your initial consultation – if there are any difficulties in doing this, please contact hello@h3health.co.uk prior to your consultation.
We want to practice as safely as we can and involve your normal GP. We will notify your GP of treatments we provide so that they can update their systems and ensure that there are no concerns highlighted over other treatment you might be receiving from them. For example, some medications cannot be taken alongside others, or you might need more monitoring with some.
For that reason, we ask that you provide your GP’s details before your first appointment using the hello@h3health.co.uk email address.
Your care will be overseen and organised by a named doctor, who will determine the best course of treatment for you and stay with you throughout your treatment.
H3 Health is regulated by the Care Quality Commission who are the independent regulator of health and social care in England – you can find out more about the CQC at their website.
Read all our FAQs about Remote Consultations
Face To Face Consultation
- Your appointment will take place at one of our consultation locations in the West Midlands – you can select between the Nuffield Warwickshire Hospital in Leamington Spa or at Balsall Common Medical Centre
- Any blood tests needed can be carried out at the clinic (additional charges payable locally will apply) or by our phlebotomy partner at a clinic near you (small local clinic charge may apply)
- Any required follow-up appointments can be carried out remotely or face to face
Read all our FAQs about Face To Face Consultations
