What if a doctor wants my GenderGP doctor's name & GMC info?

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• My pharmacy says they need a GMC-registered doctor. What do I do?

  There isn't any legal requirement that says your prescription needs to be signed by a GMC-registered doctor. EU doctors are perfectly able to prescribe for members living in the UK.

• What name will appear on my prescription?

  Your prescription will have both your legal name and current name as provided by you. Provide us with the information you want to see on your prescription using the form submission. For example, if you don't want a prescription with your legal name ...

• 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 ...

• I want to change the name on my GenderGP account. How do I accomplish this?

  We ask you for two names: the one you like to be called by and the one that appears on your legal ID cards. This helps to identify you, if necessary, when using your prescription online. If either of these names change, simply use your new name on ...

• The pharmacy wants to know the reason I was prescribed my medication/given my diagnosis. What should I do?

  You can take your Treatment Recommendation with you to the pharmacy as evidence to support your diagnosis/the reason for your prescription. Check out the following resources for help: Maximising the Potential of Treatment Recommendation How do I get ...