CQC Registration & Amendments

Lets assume we submitted your application today, the first week is a validation stage in which CQC team will check that your application has been filled appropriately on the portal. They may further request business or policy documents which you would need to provide. Once that process is done, your application will be allocated to your Regional Inspector who will then get in touch with you to schedule your Interview.

For either of these services you require minimum of three packages, The registration package, policy package and a business plan, however if you do have the policies or a business plan from another provider then you do not need to purchase it from us, but if you do not then we highly recommend that you purchase this from us as our prices are extremely competitive and are one-off.

For either of these services you require 1-2 packages, The registration package and policy package, however if you do have the policies from another provider then you do not need to purchase it from us, but if you do not then we highly recommend that you purchase this from us as our prices are extremely competitive and are one-off.

In the UK, a General Practitioner (GP) cannot consult patients privately without being registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) if they are offering regulated activities such as medical consultations, treatments, or diagnostic services.

If a GP wants to offer private medical services, they must either:

Obtain Practice Privileges – The practice itself must have CQC registration, not necessarily each individual GP, and must provide practice privileges to the GP so they can consult private patients.Register themselves with CQC – If the GP is running their own private service, they must be registered with the CQC to offer medical services.Without CQC registration or practice privileges, the GP cannot legally provide private healthcare services in the UK. It’s essential for GPs to comply with CQC requirements to avoid penalties and legal issues.