- Address: 44 Crawford Street, London W1H 1JS.
- A short walk from Baker Street, Marylebone and Edgware Road stations.
- In-clinic appointments include your measurements, photos and consent in one visit.
What happens at your clinic visit
Complete the online assessment first and choose “Visit our clinic” to book a time. At your appointment we measure your weight and waist, take the photos the prescriber needs, go through any questions, and you sign your consent on our tablet. If treatment is approved, it can be supplied by our pharmacy.
Getting here
- Underground: Baker Street (Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines), Edgware Road and Marylebone stations are all within easy walking distance.
- Rail: Marylebone station is nearby.
- Bus: many routes run along Baker Street and Edgware Road.
- Driving: street parking in the area is limited and the clinic is within central London’s charging zones, so public transport is usually easiest.
Who we see
We welcome adults from across London and beyond. If you would rather not travel, we also offer same-day delivery within London after an online assessment.
A registered pharmacy
Well Medicare is a pharmacy registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC). Meet our clinical team.
Not sure if medical weight loss is right for you?
Our free online assessment takes about five minutes. A GPhC-registered prescriber reviews it and only recommends treatment if it is safe and suitable for you.
Start the free assessmentFrequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Please complete the online assessment and book a time so we can prepare for your visit.
How long does a clinic visit take?
Allow around half an hour for your measurements, photos, questions and consent.
Is there step-free access?
Please call us on 020 3355 4964 before your visit so we can make sure your appointment suits your access needs.
This page is general health information. It does not replace advice from your GP or another healthcare professional who knows your history. If you have symptoms that worry you, contact your GP or NHS 111; in an emergency call 999. Prescription treatment is only supplied after an assessment by a registered prescriber.