Official clinic pages and public records where available.
Public source checks
The rows below standardise what was and was not confirmed from the reviewed public sources.
How to read these checks: ✓ Confirmed · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed
Comparison checklist
How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed
Identity and regulatory checks
The links below are the clinic’s own public pages and direct public records. They are neutral reference points, not approval signals. Finding a match confirms what the record says — it does not validate clinical quality, outcomes, or whether a service is appropriate for you.
Healand’s public trail is relatively strong: the About and Meet the Team pages name Dr Omar Babar as Medical Director, and the clinic’s BBC Spotlight post says its peptide therapies are overseen by a GMC-registered doctor. The direct public records below let you verify the clinic pages, company record, and CQC registration.
- Official clinic page ↗ — Healand’s public peptide therapy page
- About Healand ↗ — Healand’s public about page
- Meet the Team ↗ — Healand’s public team page
- Dr Omar Babar & the BBC Spotlight post ↗ — official clinic article naming Dr Omar Babar
- Companies House record ↗ — direct company record for Healand Limited
- CQC provider registration info ↗ — provider registration details for Healand Limited
This record stays at minimal reference status. A direct GMC register profile and named pharmacy/GPhC dispensing partner were not confirmed in the reviewed trail, so those remain unlinked until independently verified. Companies House filings reflect the register at the time you view them; always check the live page for current company status, including name changes or dissolution. See our methodology for record status definitions.
Approximate area reviewed: London (city-level reference)
Public pages support a London base and UK-wide online access, but not a clinic-entrance address for this listing.
Please confirm the address before visiting.
Questions to ask before booking
Healand describes UK-wide access via online consultations and remote prescriptions — which raises specific questions about how the remote clinical model actually works:
- Who is clinically responsible for the service — a named doctor or prescribing clinician?
- How is patient suitability assessed during an online consultation — what is reviewed and by whom?
- Through which pharmacy are prescriptions dispensed, and is that pharmacy GPhC-registered?
- What follow-up is included after the initial online consultation?
- Can the public identity trail be matched cleanly to CQC and Companies House records?
- What happens if you report a side effect or need urgent advice — is there a documented escalation path?