See an A&E consultant in minutes
Expert urgent care online. Get a clear diagnosis, prescriptions and referrals from senior A&E doctors.
Senior NHS Emergency Medicine consultants
GMC-registered doctors with current NHS experience
Access blood testing, prescriptions, scans and referrals
Fully CQC regulated
Is this right for me?
Emergency Doctors is designed for urgent problems that need senior clinical assessment, but don't require an ambulance.
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Our senior doctors
Our doctors are senior NHS Emergency Medicine consultants.
GMC registered, experienced, and known for taking the time to listen.
Dr. Gabe Jones
He has worked across major emergency departments in the UK, Australia and Kenya, with over 16 years of experience in London emergency medicine.
Dr Christopher Nordstrom
He previously served as Divisional Medical Director for Emergency and Ambulatory Care, leading large-scale operational and clinical services within the NHS.
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GMC registered Emergency Medicine specialists
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100% consultant-led - no junior doctors or triage nurses
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Secure, confidential consultations
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Written treatment plan after every consultation
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Direct escalation to NHS emergency care when needed
What we do
Designed for urgent problems that might otherwise mean a trip to A&E.
Consultant-led Emergency Medicine assessment
Senior decision-making within minutes
Diagnosis and treatment plan
Digital prescription where appropriate
Direct referral for imaging or tests
Clear safety-netting and written discharge summary
Escalation to NHS emergency care when required
What we are not
Not routine GP care. Not a chatbot. Not a replacement for 999.
We do not replace 999 for life-threatening emergencies
We cannot arrange ambulance transport
We are not a chatbot
More than just an A&E consultation.
You will leave with a plan.
Diagnosis, prescription or referral - whichever applies, clearly explained.
Prescriptions
When you need a prescription, you'll get it quickly by email. No additional appointments required.
Direct access to specialist care
If further investigation is needed, we arrange the appropriate NHS or private referral with structured clinical documentation, so you are not starting from scratch.
Follow-up when you need it
If needed, we check in on how you're doing, review your response to treatment, and adjust your plan. You're not left to manage things alone.
Test results explained
We review your results, tell you what they mean, and what happens next. No uncertainty, no guesswork.
Your consultation. Securely managed online.
Access your consultation notes, prescriptions and results securely, at any time.
Referrals and results
All referrals, test results and clinical correspondence are accessible in one secure place.
Account management
Manage your consultations and documentation easily through your secure patient account.
All prescriptions in one place
Your doctor can issue a prescription for pickup at a pharmacy or home delivery, all available in your dashboard.
How Emergency Doctors complements the NHS
Senior Emergency Medicine expertise,
without the wait.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions and answers
Still have questions?
Our experts are ready to help.
If you are a UK-based NHS Emergency Medicine Consultant (Adult or Paediatric) and would like to work with us, please contact info@EmergencyDoctors.co.uk
Benefits of working with us include:
- Work when you want - our flexible model fits around your NHS commitments, personal schedule and any childcare, petcare and selfcare needs
- Work from home - achieve a better work-life balance by reducing commuting and working in a more comfortable environment
- Rapid payment cycles - receive payment within 24 hours of completing your consultations
- Focus on senior clinical decision-making - without the operational pressures of a busy A&E department
- Join a Consultant-only network - work alongside experienced Emergency Medicine leaders.
If you need assistance at any time, you can:
- Contact our 24/7 UK-based helpline or Live Chat via the website
- Email us at support@EmergencyDoctors.co.uk
- Visit our website for more information and answers to common questions: www.EmergencyDoctors.co.uk
We aim to respond promptly and provide support whenever you need it.
Your experience is very important to us. If you have any concerns or are not satisfied with our service, please contact our Customer Service team at support@EmergencyDoctors.co.uk
We will work to resolve your issue as quickly as possible.
Yes. After your consultation:
- You will receive a summary from your doctor sent to your email outlining the consultation, advice and any next steps.
- You can also log in to the Emergency Doctors website: www.EmergencyDoctors.co.uk to view details of your previous consultations.
This helps ensure you can easily refer back to your medical advice at any time.
Please note: video consultations are not recorded.
You will need:
- A smartphone, tablet or computer with camera and microphone
- An internet connection
No special software is required - access is via your normal web browser.
At present, Emergency Doctors does not provide consultations for patients under 18 years old.
We understand the importance of access to expert care for children and will be offering this service in the near future.
Stop guessing. Get answers today.
A senior Emergency Medicine consultant available in minutes.
No subscription. No commitment.
Clear clinical advice when you need it.
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