AXA Doctor at Hand puts everyday health at your employee’s fingertips
They can see a GP or an Advanced Clinical Practitioner whenever they want, wherever they are1.
AXA Doctor at Hand, powered by Doctor Care Anywhere, is a private online GP service that puts better health in easy reach for everyone.
AXA Doctor at Hand is included as part of Advance, our corporate health insurance. Or you can buy it on its own as a healthcare benefit for your business.
How AXA Doctor at Hand works
Anytime appointments
AXA Doctor at Hand appointments, by video or phone, are just a couple of taps away – 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year1. There’s no waiting for the surgery to open. And there’s no hanging on the phone for an appointment.
Hand-picked GPs and Advanced Clinical Practitioners
Appointments are with qualified Doctors and Advanced Clinical Practitioners hand-picked by Doctor Care Anywhere. Your employees can even choose who they want to see.
Prescriptions made easy
If a prescription could help, your employees won’t even have to visit a pharmacy. Prescriptions can be delivered straight to the office, their home or a local pharmacy if it’s easier2.
Medical records at a touch
The latest secure technology means your employees can track and download their notes and scans via their secure patient record. Full medical notes can be sent to their NHS GP to make sure that everyone’s in the picture.
Consultation confidentiality is paramount. Your business will be given overall usage reports but no personal details.
Find out more about our AXA Doctor at Hand online private GP service
Digital health: the changing landscape of how we access GP services
This 2020 report combines our own research with findings from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), to look at how offering online consultations not only benefits the healthcare sector, but also businesses and patients.
1Subject to appointment availability.
2AXA Doctor at Hand prescriptions are available in most circumstances and available only in the UK. Outpatient prescriptions and delivery costs are an additional cost and may cost more than the NHS cost.