Advice needed

Hi @George99 2 - Is there anything in particular which is concerning you regarding your health ?

The best course of action is to book an appointment with your GP, have a look here for your local practice: https://www.nhs.uk/Service-Search/GP/LocationSearch/4 until you see a GP you wont know what tests/timescales will be involved but it's a good starting point.

The phrases "Reasonably priced" and "Private sector healthcare" don't go together too well. It really does depend on what you're looking for, as @Juicyj says. If you have a specific concern about a particular condition, then I'd go to your GP who can provide a diagnosis and then arrange for appropriate treatment. If you just want a general medical check-up, I'd suggest going to one of the big private healthcare companies, like BUPA. I'm not particularly recommending them, but a starting point might be here (Mods: this is not a plug for a commercial service, just a suggestion for a way of finding out what sort of things are available). It won't be cheap, but they have significant buying power which must, I imagine, help to keep their overheads and their charges down.

If you are diabetic (your profile doesn't make it clear) you should already be getting checked for stuff like blood pressure, kidney and liver function, cholesterol levels and so forth?