Practice Directory – Find Clinic Listings & Locations | Global Medical Networks
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Practice Directory: Find Local Clinics & Addresses | Global Medical Networks
How our directory helps you
We built this directory for people looking for a dependable clinic finder across the UK, whether you need a private service or an NHS-affiliated site. Use it to compare care options, locate clinics on a map and check essential facts such as opening times and parking. Each listing includes clinician qualifications, the clinic address and directions, plus links to book online or by telephone. We focus on keeping contact details accurate, so patients can arrange appointments with confidence, for services from audiology and general practice to specialist procedures like microsuction ear wax removal.
Searching and narrowing your results
- Use the map view to inspect nearby public transport links, approximate journey times and discover nearby alternatives in adjoining areas, helpful if you want a different consultation fee or appointment slot.
- Sort by patient rating or most recent listings to highlight clinics with recent verified reviews and higher satisfaction scores, making it easier to choose a locally respected provider.
- Search by town, postcode or postcode area, then apply a distance filter to show clinics within a reasonable travel time, taking into account train and bus connections and walking distance to the entrance.
- Refine results by service type, for example audiology, ear wax microsuction or general practice, so you only see clinics that explicitly list the treatment, clinician specialism and appointment formats available.
- Filter by access features such as step free access, on site parking bays or dedicated disabled parking, and whether the clinic publishes an accessibility statement for patients with reduced mobility.
Quick Tip: practical checklist
When you compare clinics, check the consultation fee, the cancellation terms and whether the provider accepts insurance or supplies a written treatment plan; having this information reduces uncertainty and helps you budget for care.
Accessibility note: what we verify
We routinely confirm that listings indicate disabled access, show wheelchair lifts when available and note any parking limitations, and we encourage clinics to update details promptly after any site changes.
Locate clinics near you
Looking for a clinic close to home or work should be simple. Enter a postcode or town in the search box to reveal nearby services, then read the listing for travel instructions and public transport links. Many entries list the closest railway station and bus routes, which is useful for people relying on trains or buses rather than a car. The results display walking time, driving time and typical journey distances so you can decide whether a clinic is practical for a weekday morning visit or outside peak periods.
Travel and parking details to check
Check for parking information, such as free on site parking, pay by phone bays nearby or blue badge spaces close to the entrance. Listings commonly mention drop off zones and whether the clinic is on the ground floor or requires stairs, which matters for anyone with heavy bags, reduced mobility or young children. If you are unsure, ring the clinic before you travel to confirm directions and ask about any temporary roadworks or parking restrictions that might delay your arrival.
Filters and categories: refine your search
Find clinics for specific needs
Apply our filters to locate clinics by category, for example audiology, dermatology or minor procedures. Categories let patients quickly find clinicians who provide the exact treatment needed, for instance microsuction ear wax removal rather than irrigation. You can also filter by clinician type, choosing independent audiologists, multi clinician practices or providers offering home visits for housebound patients. Each result shows whether the provider is private, NHS or a hybrid service, helping you understand likely costs and referral options.
Using advanced filters effectively
Advanced options include appointment types such as same day, evening or weekend clinics, and administrative features like online check in and telehealth consultations. If continuity of care matters, filter for practices that name clinicians with registration numbers and professional memberships so you can check qualifications before booking. Payment filters reveal clinics accepting major insurers, card payments or concession rates for students and those on low incomes, making comparison more transparent.
Micro guideline: filter wisely
When using filters, apply two or three at most to keep results broad enough to include good alternatives; overly strict filters can hide suitable nearby clinics.
Clinic pages: information included
Key details shown on every clinic page
Each clinic page shows the full address, a map pin, telephone contact and an online booking link where available. Listings set out opening hours by day, typical consultation lengths and usual waiting times for the next appointment. You will also find clinician biographies, professional registrations and whether the clinic uses specialist equipment such as otoscopes and microscopy for ear care. This helps patients choose a clinic that matches their clinical need and schedule.
- Practical access details include parking instructions, nearest public transport stops and the exact entrance within a building or health centre, which reduces confusion on arrival and confirms whether lifts or ramps are available.
- Opening times and seasonal variations are shown, including early morning, evening and weekend slots so patients can plan visits around work or family commitments; public holiday closures are also indicated to avoid wasted journeys.
- Payment and insurance details state whether the clinic accepts private insurance, self pay or has sliding scale fees, helping to prevent unexpected costs and making budgeting simpler for patients.
- Patient reviews and ratings are provided with anonymised comments and overall scores, offering quick insight into clinician communication, punctuality and perceived treatment results before you book.
- Referral pathways and any required paperwork are explained where relevant, noting if a GP referral is needed or if patients can self refer for services such as hearing checks or minor procedures.
Booking an appointment: what to expect
Booking is straightforward: use the online link on a clinic page, call the telephone number shown, or log into a patient portal if the clinic supports one. Many clinics publish live availability for common services such as routine hearing tests or ear wax removal, so you can pick the earliest suitable appointment. When you book, confirm the appointment type and expected duration, since initial assessments often take longer than follow ups, and check the cancellation policy to avoid unexpected charges if you need to rearrange.
Some clinics provide pre appointment guidance, for example avoiding eardrops before a procedure or bringing previous audiology reports. If telehealth is offered, the listing explains the video platform and any technical requirements. If you have complex needs, mention these when booking so the clinic can allocate more time, choose an appropriate room and prepare any necessary assistive equipment.
Accessibility and disabled access
Accessibility commitments
Each listing contains an accessibility statement showing whether the clinic is step free, has accessible toilets and doorway widths suitable for wheelchair users. We encourage clinics to upload photos of entrances and receptions so patients can judge suitability before travelling. Clinics should note availability of lifts, portable ramps or wheelchair loan options and whether staff have training to support patients with communication or cognitive needs.
Parking and arrival support
Listings include details about on site disabled parking bays, drop off points and passenger assistance spaces. Some clinics use arrival systems that reduce waiting and avoid busy receptions, which helps patients who cannot stand for long. If a familiarisation visit is available for anxious patients, that is flagged on the listing to make first appointments less daunting.
Provider note
Providers should update listings quickly if accessibility features change, for example if a lift is out of service or temporary ramps are installed, because accurate information prevents travel disruption for patients with mobility needs.
Services and treatments offered
Standard and specialist services
Clinic pages clearly list the services provided, from general practice appointments to specialist diagnostics such as full audiology assessments, hearing aid trials and microsuction ear wax removal. If a clinic offers minor surgery, immunisations or sexual health services, these are shown so patients can find one location for multiple needs. Service entries state who performs procedures, for example a registered audiologist or a nurse practitioner, and whether follow up care is included.
- Telehealth consultations are indicated where available, explaining how remote assessments work for initial advice, triage or follow up care, and when an in person visit will be required for tests or treatment.
- Balance and tinnitus assessments are listed for clinics with vestibular expertise, outlining diagnostic steps, referral to ENT specialists and lifestyle advice offered at initial appointments.
- Hearing aid services cover programming, ear mould impressions and aftercare, noting if the clinic supplies devices from major manufacturers and offers warranties and cleaning guidance for longer term use.
- Microsuction ear wax removal entries describe the technique, expected duration and when it is recommended compared with other methods, helping patients choose a clinic experienced in the procedure.
- Home visit services for housebound patients are shown when provided, including the scope of care and any travel charges, ensuring those unable to travel can still access assessments.
- Routine hearing checks explain typical test components such as pure tone audiometry and otoscopy, so patients know what to expect at a first appointment and whether to bring previous hearing records.
Locations and travel directions
Each clinic page includes a map pin and step by step directions from common local landmarks such as mainline stations, bus interchanges and major roundabouts. Directions note typical walking times from the nearest station exit and estimated taxi fares for short local journeys, which helps patients who prefer door to door travel. Public transport details list frequent bus routes, any timed services and accessibility features of nearby stops so users can plan an easy route to the clinic.
For drivers, listings state whether free parking is available, common pay and display hours and any time restrictions, for example commuter parking from 8am to 10am. If the clinic is inside a larger health centre or shopping complex, the page highlights recommended car park entrances and the nearest pedestrian route to reception to avoid unnecessary walking around the site.
Patient reviews and ratings
How reviews are collected and shown
We show verified patient feedback and anonymised comments so prospective patients get an honest picture of communication, punctuality and satisfaction with outcomes. Review pages break down star ratings and common themes such as cleanliness, staff courtesy and booking ease. Ratings are updated regularly and older reviews are kept for context, so readers can spot consistent patterns rather than single, isolated comments.
Making reviews useful
To support better decisions, reviews can be filtered by treatment type and date, helping patients find commentary relevant to their planned procedure or the most recent experiences. We moderate content to remove offensive material and verify that reviewers attended the clinic, which increases trust and the usefulness of feedback for others comparing providers.
Compare clinics and prices
Transparent comparison tools
Our comparison view lets you place clinics side by side to compare consultation fees, procedure costs and whether fixed price bundles or itemised billing are offered. Price transparency covers initial assessment charges, typical treatment price ranges and whether follow up appointments incur extra fees. The comparison also displays practical factors such as opening hours, distance to transport hubs and average waiting times, helping you weigh cost against convenience.
- Consider travel costs and time when comparing clinics, because a cheaper consultation at a distant clinic may be offset by longer journeys or higher taxi fares, making a nearer provider more convenient overall.
- Review treatment bundles that combine diagnostics and interventions, such as an assessment plus a hearing aid trial and first fitting, to assess overall value rather than single item prices.
- Compare consultation fees and what they cover, for example whether an initial hearing assessment includes otoscopy and a written report or if those are charged separately, to avoid surprise bills after the appointment.
- Look for price guarantees or refund policies for procedures where outcomes can vary, so you understand the clinic approach to complications, repeat work and dissatisfaction.
- Check whether clinics accept major insurer plans and if pre authorisation is needed, which affects out of pocket costs and the time taken to arrange funding for complex care.
Professional standards and verification
Each clinician listing shows professional registration numbers where applicable and details of memberships such as the British Society of Audiology or other recognised bodies. We request proof of accreditation and confirmation of continuing professional development, so patients can see clinicians maintain standards and follow current guidance. When clinics have been inspected by regulators like the Care Quality Commission, we link to inspection reports so patients can read independent findings and make choices based on those assessments.
Where appropriate, listings indicate specialist training, participation in clinical audits and whether the clinic has a formal complaints process that complies with UK health sector rules. This transparency helps patients trust that clinics follow expected governance, clinical safety and data protection practices when handling personal health information and treatment records.
Find your ideal health clinic with our list of trusted clinic providers:
Microsuction ear wax removal, Ashford TN24 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Barnet EN5 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Cambridge CB2 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Colindale NW4 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Ealing W5 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, East Finchley N2 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Edgware NW4 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Enfield EN1 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Finchley North London — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Hastings TN34 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Hendon NW4 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Hythe CT21 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Kingston-upon-Thames KT6 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Mill Hill NW4 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Milton Keynes MK2 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Muswell Hill N2 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Oxford OX2 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Reading RG30 — private clinic
Microsuction ear wax removal, Surbiton KT6 — private clinic
Contact us and support for providers
If you are a clinician or practice manager wanting to add or update a listing, please use our provider portal to submit service details, opening times and accessibility information. We verify new listings promptly, requesting documentation to confirm professional registrations and the clinic address, and we provide a short guide to help you write clear service descriptions that patients find helpful. Our support team can help upload photos, correct map locations and ensure appointment contact numbers are accurate to reduce missed calls and confusion.
Providers must keep their information up to date and tell us about temporary closures or service changes, for example when a clinician is on extended leave. Correct listings improve the patient experience, cut down on failed appointments and support continuity of care, so we recommend practices check their details at least monthly and contact us quickly if anything changes.