Start my booking

Our insights

At Get Well Soon, we believe everyone deserves accurate information when it comes to their health. Explore a range of health topics here.

See our services

How Nick Took Control of His Health by Choosing to Be Seen Sooner
Nick turned months of discomfort and a two year NHS wait into fast, specialist care that fit around his life. His story shows how taking control of your health can make all the difference.
Pancreatic cancer: How a second opinion could change everything
Hope beyond the headlines: with advances in imaging, chemotherapy, and highly specialised surgical techniques, patients once considered untreatable may now be eligible for surgery after undergoing treatment first – and our specialist, Mr Nikolaos Chatzizachiarias, is leading the way.
Colonoscopy, constipation, and the conversations we’re still not having
To raise awareness and encourage early detection, we sat down with Miss Sarah Addison, Consultant Colorectal and General Surgeon here at Get Well Soon. With over 20 years of experience, Miss Addison is a leading expert in colorectal conditions, including cancer, benign bowel disorders, and functional issues such as constipation and incontinence.
Bowel health explained: when to worry, common causes and how private care can help
Everyone experiences changes in their digestion from time to time, but how do you know if you should worry about bowel symptoms, understand if it’s something more serious and when you should see a medical professional?
How independent healthcare providers are reducing national waiting times
The NHS is under immense pressure, with waiting lists for elective procedures continuing to rise and an existing waiting list of 7.5 million. We explore the growing role of independent healthcare providers in helping to alleviate strain on the NHS.
Incurable or inoperable? Why a second opinion could change everything
A diagnosis of inoperable or incurable pancreatic cancer is devastating news. It can feel final, with research showing bleak statistics and terrifying prognoses – certainly driving home that options are gone and time is short.
From waiting lists to quick access: how private healthcare works in the UK
Flexibility and convenience are drawing more people to private care either through work policies or self-pay, especially as NHS waits remain high. Here’s what private healthcare is, what it costs, how to access it, and who it’s for.