Safety and quality are paramount. All our clinicians are experienced practitioners and those offering appointments for children have undergone rigorous safeguarding checks via the Disclosure and Barring Service. We also check and view evidence of their identity, professional registration and qualifications before they display their profiles on our website. A copy of our Clinician Onboarding Policy can beread here

We only take on board clinicians who are fully qualified and registered with the appropriate professional bodies. Before joining us, all clinicians have to provide evidence of their qualifications, professional association/registration and a valid Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check for those working with children, as evidence of Safer Recruitment. Once you have had your appointment, we invite you to provide feedback, so we may monitor the quality of service.

Better Access

You can access support quickly and avoid the long waiting times, particularly for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. In some areas waiting times to support adults are worse.

More Flexibility
Via the NHS you can normally only access care in the area you live.

You can access private help in an area that suits you, whatever your location.

You may book a consultation or appointment at a time that suits you.

More Choice, Taking Control

You may want a particular type of therapy that the NHS does not offer in your area.

Going private means you may find a specialist of your choice, accessing a consultant directly.

Medical or Health Insurance: you may already be covered

If you have medical or health insurance, check if the policy covers the treatment or care you need. Ask your insurance company about this first.

Early Help: feel better, quicker

Everything within your appointment(s) is safely confidential, between you and your clinician, counsellor or therapist. Welltech Medical does not seek or have access to this information nor to any private communication between you and your GP. Your clinician, counsellor or therapist will discuss with you any need or permission for referral information to another practitioner or your GP. You are in control of this and your private information.