GP and clinician visits
Medication review at home
A GP or ANP reviews medicines in the home, with the boxes in front of you.
From £145
This is not an emergency service. If someone has chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding or collapse, call 999 or go to A&E. We work alongside the NHS, not instead of it.
About this service
A medication review at home is one of the most useful visits we do for families. The clinician sees the blister packs, the extras from hospital, and the bottles in the cupboard. That is how you catch duplication, missed doses and medicines that no longer help.
Is this right for me?
- Someone on several repeat medicines
- Confusion after a hospital stay
- A family worried about side effects or missed doses
Working alongside your NHS team
We do not replace your NHS GP, district nurse, consultant or A&E. We add private capacity at home. If you already have an NHS package, tell us so we do not duplicate or confuse the plan.
What we help with
- Reconciliation of hospital and GP lists
- Simplifying timings
- Flagging medicines that need an NHS GP or consultant review
What happens during the visit
- Bring every box and blister pack into one place
- Go through what is taken, when, and why
- Agree changes that are safe for us to make, and letters for the rest
What is included
- Home medicines review
- Written summary
- Letter to NHS GP when you want us to send one
Who delivers your care
GP or ANP, depending on complexity.
Pricing
From-price for a planned medication review at home.
After your visit
You keep a simple list. We do not stop NHS medicines without a plan, and we will not invent a new regimen that your NHS GP cannot see.
Where we cover
Home visits across Lurgan, Craigavon, Portadown and Banbridge as core cover, with Lisburn, Armagh, Dungannon and Belfast arranged with a travel note. Call with a postcode and we will confirm. A family member can book if the patient consents to be seen.
FAQs
Will you change NHS prescriptions?
We can advise and, where appropriate, write to your NHS GP. Some changes can be made privately. Others must go through your NHS prescriber.