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Clinician-led careNMC-registered prescriberLondon · Marbella · Online

For clinics and practices

Enquire about prescribing sessions

Tell us about your practice and what your team is presently unable to complete. Kim replies to enquiries from practices personally, and will tell you honestly if the arrangement is not right for you.

What happens next

  1. 01

    You send this

    Practice details, the treatments involved and roughly how many patients you expect. No commitment.

  2. 02

    Kim replies

    Personally, usually within two working days, with whether the arrangement fits and what she would need to know.

  3. 03

    Terms in writing

    Session length, dates, fees, and the arrangements for records and consent — confirmed before anything is booked.

Practice enquiry

About your practice

Please don’t include any patient-identifiable information here. Describe the treatments and the volume; individual patients are discussed once an arrangement is in place.

Nothing is agreed by sending this. Terms are confirmed in writing before any session is booked. Please don’t include patient-identifiable information.

Would rather talk it through first? Call +44 (0) 7706 077888, or email kim@thearmstrongclinic.com.

Before you send

Common questions

What happens after we send this?

Kim replies personally, usually within two working days. The first step is a conversation rather than a quote — she needs to understand what your team is unable to complete before either side can say whether the arrangement fits.

Do we need to know our numbers exactly?

No. A rough sense of how many patients a month, and which treatments are involved, is enough to work out whether a session makes sense and roughly how long it would need to be.

Is there any commitment in sending this?

None. Nothing is agreed until terms are confirmed in writing, and there is no charge for the conversation.

We're not sure whether we need a prescriber. Should we still ask?

Yes. If your clinicians are having to turn patients away, or send them elsewhere to get a prescription, that is the situation this exists for. If it turns out you don't need it, Kim will say so.

How prescribing services work
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