Home visits/house calls/doctor call-outs Belfast

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Private GP home visit

Vitalis Health offers doctor call-outs to your home in situations where you, or someone else who is unwell cannot make it to our clinic.

Reasons for a home visit

  • Patient too unwell to come to the clinic

  • In some cases the person may be well, but, requires a check-up or blood test to ensure they are in good health.

Where in Northern Ireland do we provide GP visits?

We mostly serve the greater Belfast area but can travel within a 10 mile radius of Belfast city centre if needed.

Process for a Home visit

The doctor will do a telephone consultation before attending so that most of the information needed is obtained in advance.

If you would like to book a Home Visit please email info@vitalishealth.co.uk or call the clinic on 02896913000

Price £300

 

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