The Private GP Birmingham

Reviewed 2026-04-17

A reference page based on publicly available information. This page summarises what The Private GP publicly says about testosterone-replacement care in Birmingham, plus the location and named-clinician context that could be matched from public records.

Peptide clinics Birmingham

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

Direct GMC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct CQC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct GPhC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct Companies House trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Named clinician trailThe official team page names Dr Israar Ul-Haq ↗ as Medical Director and Senior Lead GP.

Comparison checklist

How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Prescriber or medical oversight shownThe official site names Dr Israar Ul-Haq as Medical Director and Senior Lead GP.
Consultation describedThe TRT page describes a thorough assessment and tailored prescription pathway.
Testing or bloodwork describedThe TRT page says testosterone levels are assessed, but the public trail does not spell out the testing pathway in detail.
Follow-up monitoring describedNo detailed follow-up schedule was attached from the reviewed public pages.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedNo named dispensing pharmacy or supply route was attached in this pass.
Legal entity verifiedNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct regulator record verifiedNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.

Identity and regulatory checks

The Private GP makes sense as a cautious Birmingham hormone-care reference because the public service page is specific about Testosterone Replacement Therapy rather than using a generic geo landing page. The clinic describes symptom-led assessment, testosterone-level review, and tailored hormone replacement rather than instant supply language.

The location layer is also concrete enough for a public-reference profile. The official contact page points to Sutton Hearing Care, 1 Sutton Oak Corner, B74 2DH, and the official team page names Dr Israar Ul-Haq as Medical Director and Senior Lead GP.

What remains missing is the formal backfill layer: this pass did not attach a direct Companies House record, CQC record, or external GMC register page. That keeps the listing in cautious public-reference territory rather than a stronger authority-backed tier.

The official Birmingham TRT page, exact Sutton Coldfield location, and named medical-director trail are sufficient for public review, even though direct regulator and company trails were not attached in this pass.

Location

Public address reviewed: Sutton Hearing Care, 1 Sutton Oak Corner, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, West Midlands, B74 2DH

The official contact page points to Sutton Hearing Care, 1 Sutton Oak Corner, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, West Midlands, B74 2DH, but the map marker stays at postcode-area precision.

Please confirm the address before visiting.

Questions to ask before booking

Before booking, these are the main details still worth confirming directly.

  • Which blood tests or assessments are used before TRT is considered?
  • How are follow-up reviews handled once treatment starts?
  • Which parts of the pathway happen in person at Sutton Coldfield versus remotely?
  • Which prescriptions are issued directly by the clinic and which are handled elsewhere?
  • Can the clinic point you to its company and regulator records before booking?

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