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The practice

About GPLine, a private GP practice in Palmers Green

GPLine is a small private GP clinic at the rear of Grovelands Medical Centre in Palmers Green, North London, offering a range of services Monday to Friday including same-day appointments.

The clinic is bright and airy, with blossoming plants and relaxing music ready to welcome you!

Healthcare built on listening, not rushing

GPLine was founded by Dr Jawad Yahya to offer a different kind of GP care in Palmers Green — one where patients feel genuinely heard, and where an appointment lasts long enough to get to the heart of things.

The principle is simple: give the doctor and the patient enough time. A longer appointment makes room for the questions that matter — not just today’s symptom, but your history, your mental wellbeing and the everyday things that shape your health.

That runs through everything we do. Appointments are unhurried, prevention matters as much as treatment, and you’re treated as a partner in your care — with continuity, so the team knows you the next time you need us.

Our aim is unchanged: to improve your health, wellbeing and quality of life through longer appointments and a deeper understanding of your concerns and goals. We work alongside your NHS GP, keep every fee clear and up front, and focus on care that helps you make lasting improvements.

Dr Jawad Yahya at GPLine.co.uk in Palmers Green
Dr Jawad Yahya

Who runs GPLine

GPLine.co.uk was founded by Dr Jawad Yahya, and every doctor who sees patients here is registered with the General Medical Council with a licence to practise.

We are a small practice, not a chain or a call centre. The person who sees you has time to listen, and you can ask for the same doctor each time you book so you are not starting from scratch.

How an appointment runs

You book online or by phone, choosing clinic, video or home and the appointment length that fits the problem. Tell us briefly what it is about so the doctor is prepared. Most weekday appointments are available on the day you book.

In the room, the doctor takes a proper history, examines you where it helps, explains what they think is going on and agrees a plan with you. If a private prescription, a blood test, a fit note or a referral is the right next step, it is arranged during the same visit. If the doctor needs more time than you booked, they will tell you and agree it with you.

Afterwards, a prescription goes electronically to the pharmacy you choose, referral letters are written the same day, and test results come back to you by secure message once a GP has reviewed them — explained in plain English, not left as numbers. With your consent, a short summary goes to your NHS GP so your main record stays complete. The step-by-step version is on our how it works page.

A patient being welcomed at GPLine.co.uk in Palmers Green

How we work differently

Four principles guide everything we do, from how we structure appointments to how we support your long-term health.

Whole-Person

Physical health, mental wellbeing and lifestyle factors considered together, for care that looks at the whole picture.

Time to Listen

Longer appointments that give us the time to understand your concerns properly and plan together.

Prevention

Health advice and preventative checks to help you stay well and catch concerns early.

No Barriers

GMC-registered GPs, same-day access, and no registration or membership needed.

How we are regulated

Every doctor at GPLine is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) with a licence to practise, and works to the GMC’s Good Medical Practice standards, including its guidance on prescribing and on consulting by video. Our doctors hold professional indemnity cover.

Your records are held securely and used only as set out in our privacy notice, in line with UK GDPR. Video consultations are not recorded, and only the doctors and staff who need your notes can see them.

If something goes wrong, tell us. Most concerns can be sorted out quickly by speaking to the practice — call, email or use the contact page — and we will do our best to put it right. Raising a concern never affects the care you receive. Our terms set out how complaints are handled.

How we write and check health information

Health information on this site is written to help you decide what to do next, not to sell you an appointment. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.

  • Sources. Clinical statements are anchored to NHS, NICE, UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) or royal-college guidance, and each service page lists the sources it relies on. If we cannot source a claim, we soften it or leave it out.
  • Review. Every page that gives health information is checked by one of our GMC-registered GPs before it is published, and again whenever it is reviewed. Until a named doctor profile is published on this site, pages are attributed to the practice rather than to an individual; we do not add a name we cannot show you.
  • Dates. Each service page shows the date it was last reviewed, and the date in the page's structured data is the same date. We review pages when guidance, our services or our fees change, and aim to re-read every page at least once a year.
  • Safety. Where a page discusses symptoms, it says when to see a GP, when to call NHS 111 and when to call 999. Nothing on this site is a diagnosis; if you are worried about a symptom, book an appointment or use the NHS services above.
  • Honesty. We do not use superlatives, we do not promise outcomes, and we do not name prescription-only medicines in promotional copy. Prices, appointment lengths and opening hours on every page are read from a single source, so they cannot drift apart.
  • Reviews. We do not publish patient testimonials on this site. When genuine reviews exist on independent platforms we will link to them, unedited and unfiltered.
  • Corrections. If you spot something out of date or wrong, email info@gpline.co.uk and we will check it and correct it.

This page was last reviewed on 19 September 2026.

Separate from the NHS surgery and the other clinics at 1 Grovelands Road

GPLine is a separate private GP practice at the rear of Grovelands Medical Centre, with its own entrance, its own telephone number (07460 466684) and its own appointment book. Grovelands Medical Centre is an NHS practice, and London Diagnostic Centre is a separate business in the same building. Please book with us directly rather than through the surgery — an appointment with the NHS practice is not an appointment with us.

We share a building, not a service. Seeing us does not affect your NHS registration, and with your consent we send a short summary of each consultation to your own NHS GP so your main record stays complete.

What we offer

Every fee is the full price, quoted before you book, and paid at the practice.

See every fee on our pricing page, read how an appointment works, or the FAQs.

Where we are and when we are open

At the rear of Grovelands Medical Centre, 1 Grovelands Rd, Palmers Green, London, N13 4RJ. Palmers Green station (Great Northern) · Buses 121, 329, W6 on Green Lanes. Open Monday to Friday 09:00–17:00.

Grovelands Road is a turning off Aldermans Hill, a few minutes’ walk from Palmers Green station. Street parking nearby is residential and mostly controlled during the day, so allow a few minutes. Patients come to us from Palmers Green, Southgate and Winchmore Hill; each has its own guide to getting here, and the contact page has a map and directions.

For a life-threatening emergency call 999; for urgent advice outside our hours call NHS 111.

Join our team

We are a small private GP practice in Palmers Green. Whether you are a GMC-registered clinician or would like to join our reception and administration team, if you share our approach to unhurried, whole-person care, we would like to hear from you.

The team at GPLine.co.uk in Palmers Green

Ready to prioritise your health and wellbeing?

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