More ways forward
Formerly known as GP Care, Cohese Healthcare offers greater choice, faster access, and better outcomes for patients, partners, and the NHS.
Who we are
Cohese Healthcare is a trusted provider of high-quality healthcare services for both NHS and self-paying patients. Formerly known as GP Care, our new name marks a new chapter. It reflects our ambition, our collaborative approach, and our promise to offer patients more ways forward. We connect patients, clinicians, and commissioners through streamlined services that deliver real results, closer to home.
Our Services
NHS Services
We deliver NHS-commissioned services that work around people’s lives. From diagnostics to treatment, our community-based services are accessible, efficient and focused on outcomes.
Self Pay Services
We offer safe, expert minor surgery for self-funding patients — with one-stop clinics, clear pricing, and a supportive experience that makes treatment simple, convenient, and reassuring from start to finish.
Our Values
Our values aiming HIGH, are as relevant today as they’ve always been. Our values frame our actions and behaviours, so that we’re always Aiming HIGH. They bring us to life, as individuals and as an organisation.
Results
Our experience means better care, closer to home, for the communities we serve.
18 +
Years of experience
3
We work across 3 Integrated Care Boards
11,500 +
Patients treated per year
FAQs
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Cohese Healthcare is not a GP Practice but as an NHS partner, we organise clinics in GP Practices that mean people do not have to travel and attend hospital.
No, there are no clinical services provided at this address. This is our head office, and we do not have any clinics at this location. Clinic appointment details, including the location, will be included in your appointment letter and on any messages that you will receive. If you are unsure of where you are to be seen, please visit the Get in Touch tab.
To ensure that we are talking to the correct person, we need to check your name, date of birth and part of your address with you. We will ask if you have any mobility issues or additional requirements prior to your appointment, to ensure that we are able to meet your needs when you attend for your appointment. We may ask a general question about your weight, to ensure that our equipment is appropriate for any investigations that you require.
Please allow up to 1 hour for your appointment. This will depend on any investigations that you may require. We ask that you attend 10 mins before your appointment time. You will be given any specific instructions in advance of your appointment.
Our current vacancies will be listed on the Work for Us page and you can apply through NHS Jobs or Indeed.
We provide NHS outpatient ‘one stop’ clinics in community locations, working closely with the NHS hospitals. Investigations, reviews and treatment plans usually happen in one appointment. Depending on results, further investigations or procedures may be required, and this will be discussed with you in your appointment.