Medical Reports · Fulwood & Preston

Medical reports, certificates & GP letters in Preston

Been asked to provide a medical report, certificate or GP letter for work, insurance, education, travel or another purpose? Following a consultation, Dr Faizal Secretary can prepare the documentation you need — in person, by telephone or by video. No NHS GP registration required.

GMC 7606534 In person, phone or video No NHS registration needed Fees agreed before work begins

Private medical report, certificate and GP letter appointment with Dr Faizal Secretary in Fulwood, Preston

Dr Faizal Secretary can prepare a range of medical reports, certificates and GP letters where appropriate. You'll receive clear advice on the documentation available and the next steps for your circumstances. If you're unsure which document you need, don't worry — during your consultation Dr Secretary will explain the options and recommend the most appropriate documentation.

Reviewed by Dr Faizal Secretary MRCGP · GMC 7606534

Common reasons

When might you need a medical report?

Organisations sometimes request medical documentation to confirm your health, medical history or fitness for a particular purpose. Common reasons patients request a report, certificate or GP letter include:

Employment

Employers may request documentation to support a return to work, workplace adjustments, occupational health assessments or prolonged sickness absence.

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Insurance

Insurance providers sometimes require a medical report or supporting letter when assessing a new application or reviewing an existing claim.

Education

Schools, colleges and universities may ask for medical evidence to support illness, examination adjustments or other health-related requests.

Travel

Some countries, airlines or travel providers require medical documentation before travel, particularly if you have an existing condition or need special assistance.

Sporting Activities

Sports clubs, gyms, event organisers and governing bodies may request medical certification confirming you are fit to take part in certain activities.

General Medical Documentation

You may simply need a GP letter, certificate or supporting report to confirm information about your health for an employer, organisation, solicitor or another third party.

If you're unsure which document you need, simply bring any forms or guidance you've received to your appointment. Dr Secretary will explain the options and advise on the most appropriate documentation.

The documentation

What types of medical documentation can be provided?

The type of documentation you need depends on who has requested it, why it's required and whether it's appropriate following your consultation. Dr Secretary will discuss your circumstances, review any relevant medical information and advise on the most suitable form of documentation.

Medical Reports

A detailed account of your health, medical history, diagnosis, treatment or current condition — often requested by employers, insurers, solicitors or educational institutions that require a professional medical opinion.

Medical Certificates

Used to confirm a specific medical fact, such as an illness, fitness for work or another health-related matter. The exact content depends on the purpose of the certificate.

GP Letters

Written confirmation or clarification about a particular aspect of your health for an employer, organisation, school or another third party — including supporting information or recommendations where appropriate.

Supporting Documentation

Some organisations request bespoke documentation rather than a standard report or certificate. Where appropriate, Dr Secretary can advise whether it can be provided and what information is needed first.

Because every request is different, the documentation required will vary depending on who has requested it and the information they need. If you're unsure which type is appropriate, Dr Secretary will explain the options and recommend the most suitable documentation.

Simple and straightforward

How it works

Every request begins with a GP consultation to understand your circumstances and determine the most appropriate documentation.

01

Get in Touch

If you've already been given a form or written instructions, send them to us before booking. We'll review what's required and confirm whether we can help.

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Book a Consultation

Choose an appointment in person, by telephone or by video, depending on the type of documentation required. No NHS GP registration is needed.

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Clinical Assessment

Dr Secretary discusses your circumstances, reviews any relevant medical information and advises on the most suitable form of documentation.

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Receive Your Document

Where appropriate, your report, certificate or GP letter is prepared professionally and tailored to your individual needs, with any associated fees agreed before work begins.

Simple, transparent pricing

Appointment fees

The cost of your appointment covers the clinical assessment needed to determine what documentation is appropriate. Fees for reports, certificates and GP letters vary depending on the complexity of the request and the time required to prepare them.

Adult consultation (15 mins) £69
Adult consultation (30 mins) £119
Telephone or video consultation £49

If you've already been given a form or written instructions, you're welcome to send them to us before booking. We'll review what's required, confirm whether we can help and agree any associated fees before work begins. View the full pricing page →

Why patients choose us

Clear advice, prompt communication, documentation you can trust

Every consultation is focused on understanding your circumstances before advising on the most appropriate documentation. Patients value:

Personalised Advice

Every request is different. Rather than issuing standard paperwork, Dr Secretary takes the time to understand why the documentation is needed and advises on the most appropriate option for your situation.

Continuity of Care

You'll see Dr Secretary directly throughout your care, ensuring consistency, familiarity and a better understanding of your medical history where relevant.

Clear, Honest Guidance

If a report, certificate or GP letter is appropriate, it will be prepared with accuracy and professionalism. If another approach would better meet your needs, this will be explained clearly.

Flexible Appointments

Appointments are available in person, by telephone or by video consultation, making it easier to access medical advice around work, family and other commitments.

Trusted Documentation

Every document is prepared by a GMC-registered GP following an individual clinical assessment, giving you confidence that the information provided is accurate and professionally prepared.

Dr Faizal Secretary, MBChB MRCGP
Your doctor

Meet Dr Faizal Secretary

Dr Faizal Secretary is a GMC-registered GP with extensive experience in NHS general practice and acute medicine. He has helped many patients understand their health, make informed decisions and access the medical documentation they need. At My Private Clinic, every patient is seen by Dr Secretary personally — with a thorough assessment and clear, honest advice.

"Good medical documentation starts with good clinical care. Taking the time to understand each patient's circumstances is just as important as the document itself."

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Common questions

Medical reports, certificates & GP letters, answered

Reviewed by Dr Faizal Secretary MRCGP
What is a medical report?

A medical report summarises relevant information about your health, diagnosis, treatment or medical history. It may be requested by employers, insurers, solicitors, schools or other organisations.

What does a medical report include?

The content depends on the purpose of the report. It may include relevant medical history, diagnoses, treatment, examination findings or a professional medical opinion where appropriate.

How do I get a GP medical report?

Book a consultation with Dr Faizal Secretary and explain why the report is required. Following your assessment, he'll advise whether a medical report can be prepared and discuss the next steps.

Can I ask my GP for a medical report?

Yes. You can request a medical report from either an NHS or private GP. If appropriate, Dr Secretary can prepare a report based on your consultation and medical information. You also have the right to request access to your own medical records under UK data protection legislation.

How much does a private medical report cost?

The cost depends on the type of report requested and the time required to prepare it. Any fees will be discussed with you before work begins, so there are no unexpected charges.

What is a medical certificate?

A medical certificate confirms a specific medical fact, such as illness, fitness for work or another health-related matter.

How do I get a medical certificate?

Arrange an appointment with Dr Faizal Secretary to discuss your circumstances. If a medical certificate is appropriate following your assessment, it can be prepared for you.

What is a GP letter?

A GP letter is written medical correspondence that provides information or confirmation about your health for an employer, organisation, school, insurer or another third party.

How do I get a private GP letter?

Book a consultation and explain why the letter is required. Dr Secretary will assess your request and advise whether a GP letter can be provided based on your circumstances.

Can a GP write a letter for work?

Yes. If appropriate, a GP can prepare a letter relating to your health or fitness for work. The content will depend on your medical assessment and the information your employer requires.

We're here to help

Need a medical report, certificate or GP letter?

Whether it's for work, insurance, education, travel or another purpose, every request begins with a consultation to understand your circumstances and determine the most appropriate documentation. Appointments are available in person, by telephone or by video, with no NHS GP registration required.