You phone three practices. Two go to voicemail. The third can “squeeze you in a week on Tuesday.” Meanwhile, a verified clinician ten minutes away has a free slot this afternoon that nobody can see. BookMyHealth exists to fix exactly that.
Availability lives in diaries behind reception desks. Patients can’t see it, practices can’t show it — so appointments sit empty while people who need them give up ringing round. Everyone loses, politely, every single day.
We put real diary times online, bookable in under a minute. Your booking lands straight in the practice’s own system — no callbacks, no double entry. Every clinician is checked against their professional register before they appear, and every review comes from a patient who actually attended.

I built BookMyHealth after years of watching the same thing from behind the chair: patients who couldn’t get through on the phone, and practices with empty slots they couldn’t fill. We can book a table, a taxi or a holiday in minutes — but not the healthcare that actually matters.
So every feature here was built the way practices really work: real diary times, payments straight to the practice, registers checked properly, and no nonsense anywhere.
And when I’m not in surgery or working on BookMyHealth, you’ll find me travelling with my kids, discovering new places.

Every clinician checked against their register — GDC, GMC, NMC, HCPC, GOsC, GCC — before they appear. No register, no profile.
Reviews only from patients who attended. No fake urgency, no invented numbers, no “only 1 slot left” theatre.
Health data is locked down, clinical images are never public, and we security-review everything before it ships — not after.
Our founding practices shape the roadmap. We build what front desks and clinicians actually need, because one of us works at one.
A profession only appears on BookMyHealth once it has verified, bookable clinicians — we’d rather grow slowly than list anyone we haven’t checked.