Responsive, Integrated GP Care for Modern Populations

Flux Medical Limited is developing a new model of general practice that combines clinical excellence with digital infrastructure and extended access. Our GP services are designed to support the NHS, employers, and insurers by improving access, reducing delays, and delivering joined-up primary care at pace.

Service Features

  • Same-Day and Pre-Bookable Appointments
    Patients can access GP-led care quickly via in-person, virtual, or telephone consultations. Capacity is available for both routine and urgent needs.

  • Full-Scope Primary Care
    Chronic disease management, mental health support, medication reviews, contraception, preventive screening, and fit notes—all delivered to NHS and private standards.

  • Digital-First Access
    Online triage and appointment booking, secure video consultations, and app-based health records streamline the experience and reduce administrative load.

  • Continuity Where It Matters
    Named GP oversight with shared care plans for complex or ongoing cases, ensuring coordination between urgent care, secondary services, and employers.

  • Integrated Diagnostics and Prescribing
    Access to point-of-care testing, imaging, and pharmacy dispensing, with rapid turnaround and onward referral where required.

Commissioning and Contracting Models

Flux GP services are suitable for:

  • APMS/NHS contracting, with or without premises

  • Workplace-based clinics or hybrid corporate health schemes

  • Insurer-backed models for primary care access and case management

We work flexibly with commissioners to align capacity, digital integration, and reporting requirements. NHS integration is supported through compliant clinical systems and workforce governance.

Why Choose Flux GP Services

  • Designed for accessibility, efficiency, and integration

  • Aligned with CQC and NHS England standards

  • Built for scale and interoperability

  • Delivered via a sustainable, digital-first platform

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