Brook Euston
Private CQC: Good
92-94 Chalton Street, London NW1 1HJ
Brook Green Medical Centre
NHS CQC: Good
Bute Gardens, London W6 7EG
Brookfield Park Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
68 Chester Road, London N19 5BZ
Manor Brook PMS
NHS CQC: Good
Manor Brook Medical Centre, London SE3 0EN
The Deerbrook Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
216 Norwood Road, London SE27 9AW
Brooke Road Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
40-42 Brooke Road, London N16 7LR
ICO Health Group - Chinbrook Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
32 Chinbrook Road, London SE12 9TH
57a Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YP
Fitzrovia Fertility
Private
37 Manchester Street, London W1U 7LJ
Sexual and reproductive health in London
London has extensive sexual health provision — free, confidential NHS GUM and sexual health clinics across the boroughs, contraception and family planning services, and a large number of HFEA-licensed fertility and IVF clinics, many in the centre. This information is factual and non-judgemental; services are confidential.
Confidential NHS services
NHS sexual health clinics in London provide free, discreet testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, and many offer online self-testing kits delivered to your home. You do not usually need to involve your GP. The full range of contraception is also available free on the NHS.
Fertility care in the capital
London has a high concentration of fertility clinics. Choose an HFEA-licensed clinic — the HFEA website lets you compare licensed London clinics and their published success rates so you can make an informed choice. The listings below cover sexual and reproductive health services across London. This is information only, not medical advice.
Last updated: 2026-06-12
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. NHS sexual health and GUM clinics provide free, confidential testing and treatment, and you do not usually need to involve your GP. Many services also offer discreet online testing kits sent to your home.
Choose a clinic licensed by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA). The HFEA website lets you compare licensed clinics and their published information, including success rates, so you can make an informed choice.
Yes. The full range of contraception is available free on the NHS — from GPs, sexual health clinics and some pharmacies. Sexual health clinics can also advise on emergency contraception.
Free, confidential testing is available at NHS sexual health clinics, and many offer self-sampling kits by post. Some private clinics also offer rapid testing for a fee. This page is information only and not medical advice.