Dr Amara Osei
GPGMC 7612345
Dr Osei has a special interest in women's health and never runs the ten-minute clock you're used to.
Private GP & physiotherapy · Surrey
Seen this week, not this winter.
GP appointments within two working days and physiotherapy this week, in a quiet building ten minutes from Dorking station. Every fee on one page. No membership needed.
Book an appointment
open 24/7No payment taken now. Cancel free up to 24 hours before.
The alder: a tree that grows fast in damp Surrey ground and strengthens whatever grows near it. It seemed right.
- CQC rating
- Good · inspected 14 March 2026
- GMC registered
- Dr Osei 7612345 · Dr Whitfield 7298410
- HCPC registered
- H. Brooks PH109876
- Fees last updated
- 2 June 2026
- Invoices
- Itemised, always
The waiting room at Alder House. You’ll never be in it long.
Start with the problem
What brings you in?
Pick the thing that’s bothering you. We’ll tell you who you’d see, what it costs to the pound, and how soon.
The fee guide
Every fee, on one page
What you see here is what appears on your invoice. Nothing is added at the desk.
| GP consultation · 25 minutes | £95 |
|---|---|
| Extended GP consultation · 40 minutes | £140 |
| Same-day telephone consultation · 15 minutes | £55 |
| Health MOT · 60 minutes, bloods included | £195 |
| First assessment · 45 minutes | £75 |
|---|---|
| Follow-up session · 30 minutes | £55 |
| Course of five follow-ups, paid once | £250 |
| Written home exercise plan | Included |
| Full blood panel | £85 |
|---|---|
| ECG | £70 |
| Blood pressure check | No charge |
| Private prescription | £18 |
| Referral letter to a specialist | £25 |
| Fitness-to-work letter | £20 |
If a price isn’t on this page, we don’t charge it.
Fees last updated 2 June 2026. Invoices are itemised line by line, and we accept Bupa, AXA and Vitality for most appointments. Ask reception with your policy number.
Who you’ll see
Three clinicians. No rotating strangers.
You see the same person each visit. Registration numbers are below each name, because you shouldn’t have to ask.
Dr James Whitfield
GPGMC 7298410
Dr Whitfield spent twelve years in NHS general practice and reads your notes before you walk in, not while you talk.
Hannah Brooks MCSP
PhysiotherapistHCPC PH109876
Hannah treats runners, gardeners and people who lifted the wrong box, and writes exercise plans people do.
Your first visit
Four steps, no surprises
- 1
Book online
Two minutes, no account, any hour. Pick GP or physio, a day and a time. Done from the sofa.
- 2
A real human confirms
Reception texts or calls the same morning to confirm, and asks if there's anything we should know before you arrive.
- 3
25 minutes, unhurried
Double the appointment you're used to. Time to explain properly, be examined properly, and ask the second question.
- 4
A plan in writing, no upsell
You leave with a written plan and an itemised invoice. If you don't need a follow-up, we say so.
If you’re nervous
Many people haven’t seen a doctor in years and worry about being judged. You won’t be. Tell us when you book and we’ll go at your pace: a longer appointment, more explanation, no lectures.
Consulting room two. Two chairs that face each other, because nobody opens up across a desk.
A concept by madebyfederica
Imagine this with your name on it.
Alder House isn’t a real clinic, but everything on this page works: the booking flow, the symptom finder, the fee table you could edit yourself in two minutes. I build sites like this for a fixed price, in plain English, and you own the whole thing outright.