- Centrally Located: 65 London Wall Near Liverpool Street
Visit our practice near Barnet, call 020 7638 4330 or book an appointment online.
Worried about symptoms, unprotected sex or a recent change in partner? Getting clear answers can help you stop guessing and understand what to do next.
Broadgate GP provides a private sexual health clinic service for people who live or work in Barnet. Our clinic is based at 65 London Wall in the City of London, close to Liverpool Street, rather than within the borough of Barnet itself.
Our central location gives Barnet patients a discreet place to discuss personal concerns, arrange suitable testing and receive clear medical advice. Same-day appointments may be available, making the service convenient for people who commute into Central London or need to be seen without a lengthy wait.
Appointments are handled professionally and without judgement. Whether you have noticed symptoms, had sex without a condom or simply want reassurance, our clinicians will listen carefully and explain the most suitable next step.
Sexual health concerns can affect anyone, regardless of age, sex, ethnicity, relationship status or sexuality. You do not need to feel embarrassed about arranging an appointment or discussing what has happened.
Patients may visit after unprotected sex, a condom splitting, a new sexual partner or a partner receiving a positive STI result. Others attend because they have noticed unusual symptoms, are concerned about possible HIV exposure or want a routine test before starting a new relationship.
Your consultation will be private and focused on your individual circumstances. We will ask relevant questions to understand your level of risk, then recommend suitable tests rather than expecting you to select them without medical guidance.
To arrange a confidential consultation, call Broadgate GP on 020 7638 4330 or use our online booking service.
Our private sexual health clinic for Barnet patients provides testing, clinical advice and treatment where appropriate.
Appointments may include private STI testing, HIV testing, pregnancy testing, assessment of sexual health symptoms, contraception advice and examinations where clinically necessary. We can also provide advice following possible HIV exposure, discuss emergency contraception and offer treatment for certain confirmed infections.
The right service will depend on your symptoms, when the sexual contact took place and the type of contact involved. Your clinician will explain which tests are recommended, what samples are needed and why each test may be useful.
Some people only require one test, while others may benefit from a broader sexual health screen. If a particular service or treatment is not available directly through Broadgate GP, we will explain the next steps and signpost you to a suitable provider.
Yes. Some sexually transmitted infections can be present without causing pain, discharge, sores or other obvious signs.
This means a person may unknowingly pass an infection to a partner. Testing is the only reliable way to confirm whether many common STIs are present.
Symptoms that should be assessed include unusual discharge, pain when urinating, genital itching, sores, blisters, rashes, pelvic pain, bleeding after sex or testicular swelling. These symptoms are not always caused by an STI, so a medical assessment is important.
Your appointment will begin with a private conversation about your concerns, medical history and recent sexual contact.
A clinician may ask when the contact took place, whether a condom was used, whether you have developed symptoms and whether a partner has received a diagnosis. These questions help us recommend suitable tests and are not asked to judge your behaviour, relationship or sexuality.
Depending on your needs, testing may involve a blood sample, urine sample, vaginal swab, throat swab, rectal swab or clinician-taken sample. An examination may also be recommended where appropriate.
Your clinician will explain each stage and ask for your consent before carrying out an examination. You can ask questions at any point. A chaperone can also be arranged if required.
The best time to test depends on the infection being investigated. Different sexually transmitted infections have different window periods, which means testing too soon may not provide a reliable result.
Contact a clinician as soon as possible after a possible exposure. You can then be advised which tests can be carried out immediately and whether repeat testing may be needed later.
Do not wait for symptoms before seeking advice, particularly if there may have been exposure to HIV. Post-exposure prophylaxis, known as PEP, is time-sensitive and should be discussed urgently with an appropriate NHS sexual health or emergency service.
The time needed to receive your results will depend on the infection, test method and laboratory processing.
Broadgate GP can fast-track many tests. Some results may be available on the same day, while many are returned within 72 hours. Other tests can take longer, and your clinician will provide a more accurate timeframe during your appointment.
Once your results are available, we will explain whether an infection has been detected, whether treatment is required and whether a partner should also arrange testing. We will also tell you if you should temporarily avoid sexual contact or return for a follow-up test.
Waiting for results can be stressful, so we aim to make the process clear and ensure you understand what will happen next.
Many sexually transmitted infections can be treated effectively, particularly when identified early.
Where appropriate, our clinicians can provide treatment or arrange a private prescription. You will be told how to take any medication and whether you need a follow-up appointment or repeat test.
You may also need to tell a current or recent partner so they can arrange testing. This can feel uncomfortable, but it helps prevent the infection being passed back to you or another person. Our clinicians can offer practical advice about how to approach this conversation.
Emergency contraception may help prevent pregnancy after sex without contraception or when a regular method has failed.
The most suitable option can depend on how much time has passed, which contraception you normally use, other medication you are taking and your medical history. Contacting a healthcare professional promptly gives you more time to discuss the available options.
We can also discuss regular contraception and explain different contraception choices. If you are interested in the pill, implants or another method, your clinician can explain what Broadgate GP provides and when another service may be more appropriate.
HIV testing may be arranged as an individual test or as part of a broader sexual health screen.
The most suitable test and timing will depend on when the possible exposure occurred. If you test too early, a repeat test may be recommended.
Pre-exposure prophylaxis, commonly called PrEP, is medication used before possible exposure to reduce the risk of acquiring HIV. Post-exposure prophylaxis, or PEP, is an emergency course of medication considered after a possible exposure.
PrEP and PEP are not the same treatment. If you believe you have recently been at high risk of HIV exposure, seek urgent advice from an NHS sexual health clinic or emergency service.
Broadgate GP serves patients travelling from Barnet, but our practice is not physically located in the borough.
Appointments take place at 65 London Wall, London, EC2M 5TU. The clinic is close to Liverpool Street Station, making it practical for Barnet residents who work, study or regularly travel into the City of London.
Some patients prefer attending a clinic outside their immediate neighbourhood because it gives them an added sense of privacy.
Patients travelling from other parts of London can also read about our private sexual health clinic service for Croydon, sexual health appointments for Greenwich patients and private sexual health care for Fulham.
Looking after your sexual health involves more than just testing and treatment. Access to clear, reliable advice and contraception choices plays an essential role in helping you make informed decisions, reduce risk, and protect your long-term wellbeing. At our Barnet sexual health clinic, we offer free and confidential sexual health guidance alongside a full range of preventative services tailored to your needs.
Whether you are entering a new relationship, exploring different aspects of your sexuality, considering contraception choices such as implants, or seeking reassurance after a recent sexual encounter, our experienced clinicians are here to support you in a discreet, non-judgemental environment. We can also provide advice on HIV prevention options, including PrEP, helping you take control of your sexual health with confidence.
When something is worrying you, it helps to speak to a clinician who listens carefully and explains your options clearly.
Barnet patients choose Broadgate GP for private consultations, same-day appointments where available, testing based on individual symptoms and risk, clear pricing, fast-tracked results and discreet care in Central London.
Broadgate GP was founded in 2009 and provides private GP and sexual health services from its City of London practice. The clinic is regulated by the Care Quality Commission, helping patients make an informed decision about their care.
If you're suffering from any type of health problem and you're based in the Central London area, then be sure to book an appointment with a GP.
We are a Private GP, therefore there is a charge for every appointment booked, to be paid on the day. Broadgate GP can only take appointments for patients
AGED 18 AND ABOVE.
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