Can my doctor and the independent prescriber contact one another?
If the doctor has information that would impact your Treatment Recommendation, they can advise you and you can include it in your gender-affirming care application.
If your doctor wants bespoke advice or opinions, they need to approach the Directory and the specialists there.
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What's an independent prescriber?
An independent prescriber is someone who has a license to prescribe medication. The independent prescribers we work with already have an interest in trans healthcare and can prescribe for trans people. They are used to working with our Treatment ...
Can you write to my doctor?
Our Treatment Recommendations replace shared care, empowering you to be in control of your own healthcare. They provide your GP with all of the information they need to prescribe to you and monitor your treatment. While our Treatment Recommendation ...
What fee do I have to pay for the independent prescriber?
Your GenderGP subscription includes the Treatment Recommendation as part of your membership. To have us refer the Treatment Recommendation to an independent prescriber, there's a referral fee of £15 that also covers the cost of an electronically ...
The pharmacy didn't dispense and I need another prescription. What should I do?
Occasionally, a pharmacist might only dispense medication if they are familiar with it. They also might not have the medication in stock or choose not to accept the prescription type you present them with for their own reasons. If you encounter this ...
Can I book a Doctor Consultation if I am not yet a subscribed member of GenderGP?
If you still need to subscribe as a member of our GenderGP but would like a Doctor Consultation for advice before beginning your journey with us, that's absolutely fine. However, please note that the doctor can only refer you to the independent ...