- Centrally Located: 65 London Wall Near Liverpool Street
Visit our practice near Enfield, call 020 7638 4330 or book an appointment online.
Private sexual health appointments for Enfield patients at Broadgate GP, 65 London Wall, near Liverpool Street.
Looking for a sexual health clinic near Enfield can feel urgent, private and difficult to talk about. You may be worried about symptoms, a recent sexual partner, unprotected sex, emergency contraception, HIV risk or simply wanting a routine STI check before starting a new relationship.
Broadgate GP provides discreet private sexual health appointments for patients aged 18 and above. We are based in Central London, close to Liverpool Street, and see patients from Enfield, Enfield Town, Chase Side, Edmonton, Winchmore Hill and nearby areas.
If you would rather be seen away from your local area, our clinic gives you a calm, confidential place to speak to a private GP, arrange testing and get clear advice.
Broadgate GP is a private clinic, so consultation and test fees apply. Our team can explain appointment costs before you attend.
Call 020 7638 4330 or book online to arrange a private sexual health appointment.
Sexual exposure can lead to the contraction of sexually transmitted infections, which isn’t something to be ashamed of and it’s something that many people in and around Enfield suffer from. Offering discrete and confidential appointments ensures your rapid treatment and peace of mind that no one will know you had the infection in the first place while completing your testing discreetly through professional services in Enfield. We can test for a range of infections such as:
If you have searched for an Enfield sexual health clinic to book an appointment, you are likely looking for a fast and discreet way to be seen.
You can contact Broadgate GP by phone or book online. You do not need to know exactly which test you need before you book. Many patients simply know they want peace of mind, have noticed a symptom, or need advice after a recent sexual contact.
When you contact the clinic, ask for a private sexual health appointment. The team can help you choose the right appointment type based on what you need.
Patients often book for:
Appointments are handled with respect and discretion. If you feel embarrassed, you are not alone. Sexual health is a normal part of healthcare, and the role of the doctor is to help, not judge.
A private sexual health clinic Enfield appointment should give you clear answers without making you feel rushed. At Broadgate GP, you can speak openly about symptoms, sex, contraception, relationships, HIV, previous results or anything else affecting your sexual health.
Your consultation is confidential. The doctor will explain what tests may be suitable, what each test is for, how results are shared and what treatment may be needed.
We support patients regardless of sex, sexuality, ethnicity, culture or personal circumstances. Care is given with dignity and respect.
For patients travelling from Enfield, our London Wall clinic can be convenient if you work in the City, commute through Liverpool Street or prefer not to attend a local clinic near home.
For wider GP support, you may also want to seek our Enfield GP services.
Sexual health services can include more than STI testing. Depending on your symptoms, exposure risk and medical history, your GP may discuss screening, treatment, contraception, HIV prevention, vaccinations or referral for specialist care.
Broadgate GP can help with:
Broadgate GP is a private service. Patients usually choose us because they want flexible booking, a private GP setting, a clinic away from their local area or a direct route to testing and advice.
Confidential sexual health screening is useful if you have symptoms, but it can also be sensible when you feel completely well. Some sexually transmitted infections do not cause obvious symptoms at first.
A GP may recommend urine, blood or swab tests depending on your situation. This may include testing for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV, syphilis, hepatitis or other infections where clinically appropriate.
You should consider booking a test if:
The doctor will explain what samples are needed and when results are expected. Some results may be available quickly, while others can take longer depending on the test. Broadgate GP can confirm expected timings during your appointment.
If you need emergency contraception, seek advice as soon as possible. The right option can depend on when sex took place, where you are in your cycle, your medical history and whether you already use contraception.
Broadgate GP can discuss emergency contraception and ongoing contraception options in a private appointment. This may include advice about the pill, condoms, pregnancy risk and next steps after unprotected sex.
Women often book because they want to talk through contraception in a private setting. Partners may also attend for advice, testing or support.
If you need complex contraception care, implants, coil fitting or a service not provided at Broadgate GP, the doctor can explain whether NHS sexual health services, ECHO services, a referral pathway or another clinic may be more suitable.
HIV testing is a routine part of many sexual health checks. You may need a test after unprotected sex, a condom accident, a new partner or if a partner has advised you to get tested.
A GP can also talk to you about HIV PrEP and PEP. PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, is taken before potential exposure to reduce the risk of HIV for eligible people. PEP, or HIV post-exposure prophylaxis, is emergency medication taken after possible exposure.
If you think you may have been exposed to HIV within the last 72 hours, seek urgent medical help through a sexual health clinic, NHS service or A&E. Do not wait for a routine appointment.
If you are unsure what to do, call for advice straight away. Fast action matters with PEP.
Broadgate GP is different because we are a private clinic. This means fees apply, but patients may prefer private care when they want:
Check out our other dedicated pages for London areas if you’re looking for sexual health advice in Barnet and Southwark.
You should book a sexual health test if you have symptoms, have had unprotected sex, have changed partners or feel unsure after a recent sexual contact.
Symptoms can include:
You should also consider testing if a partner has tested positive for an STI, even if you feel well.
Some infections can be silent but still cause health problems or be passed on to others. Testing gives you information, and information helps you make safer decisions.
Broadgate GP offers private sexual health services for Enfield patients who want clear advice, discreet care and practical appointment options.
Patients choose us because they want:
The appointment is designed to be simple. You explain what has happened or what you are worried about. The doctor explains what can be tested, what the results may show and what to do next.
Older online resources may mention Public Health England. Some public health responsibilities have since moved to newer organisations, but patients do not need to understand that system to get help. If you are worried about your sexual health, the most useful step is to speak to a clinician or book the right test.
Your doctor will explain how you will receive your results and what they mean.
If your results are negative, the doctor may still give advice about safer sex, future testing windows or contraception if needed.
If a result is positive, the next step may include treatment, partner notification advice and guidance on when it is safe to have sex again. This can feel uncomfortable, but you do not have to manage it alone.
Not every genital symptom is caused by an STI. Thrush, bacterial vaginosis, cystitis, skin irritation, hormonal changes and other conditions can also cause discomfort. If your results are negative but symptoms continue, your GP may suggest further checks or referral.
Yes. Broadgate GP sees adult patients from Enfield and nearby areas at its private clinic near Liverpool Street. You can call or book online to arrange a private sexual health appointment.
Yes. Sexual health appointments are confidential. Your GP will explain your tests, results and treatment options clearly. Healthcare professionals may need to follow safeguarding duties if there is a serious risk of harm, but this is handled carefully and professionally.
No. Many people book STI tests without symptoms. Testing can be sensible after unprotected sex, a new partner, a condom accident or if you simply want reassurance.
Yes. Broadgate GP can discuss emergency contraception and next steps. Timing matters, so contact the clinic as soon as possible.
Yes, you can ask about HIV PrEP and PEP during a sexual health appointment. If you may need PEP after possible HIV exposure, seek urgent help immediately because treatment must be started quickly.
Yes. You can phone Broadgate GP and ask which appointment may suit your concern. You can also use NHS information, sexual health helpline services or sexual health charity resources if you need general advice before choosing where to go.
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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