Dr Simmy Kaur graduated as a doctor from the University of Liverpool. She carried out all of her medical jobs at various London hospitals, gaining a wealth of experience. She trained to become a GP at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead. Dr Kaur has worked in NHS GP practices in the Primrose Hill, Hampstead and Marylebone areas. In 2020, Dr Kaur started to practice as a Private GP. She has worked on Harley Street and also provides her expert opinion for brands and media. Dr Kaur has a wide range of experience to include general medicine, surgery, women’s health, men’s health, paediatrics, sexual health and mental health. She has an interest in preventative medicine, health optimisation, wellness, mindfulness and nutrition. Outside of general practice, Dr Kaur enjoys art and fashion. She is a patron at the Serpentine Gallery and Wallace Collection. She loves incorporating wellness into her day to day life to include exercise and meditation. 'I love how my job allows me to work with such a diverse range of people. In particular, I feel that general practice allows me to take a holistic approach to medicine. It’s a real privilege to be able to empower patients on their wellness journey. I really do believe that everything is connected. A person’s social wellbeing and mental health are equally as important as their medical health.’

Dr Claire Bassilious graduated as a doctor from The Guy’s & St Thomas’s and King’s College London Medical School. She carried out all of her medical jobs at various London hospitals, gaining a wealth of experience. She trained to become a GP in Kent. Over the past 15 years, Dr Bassilious has cultivated extensive expertise while working in a diverse and culturally rich NHS practice in Soho, London, which serves a large part of the LBGTQ community. In 2021, Dr Bassilious started to practice as a Private GP. She has worked on Harley Street and her Soho patients & colleagues hold her in high regard, appreciating her compassionate approach to healthcare. Dr Bassilious has a wide range of experience to include general medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry, accident & emergency and chest Medicine. She has an interest in preventative medicine, health optimisation, wellness, mindfulness and nutrition. Outside of general practice, Dr Bassilious enjoys swimming and cycling with her children. She frequently travels abroad with her family as she enjoys experiencing different cultures and places. She loves incorporating yoga and mindfulness into her daily regime. ‘I’ve personally witnessed the positive outcomes of preventative health medicine and have a special interest in Mental health. My focus lies in health promotion, disease prevention, and evidence-based lifestyle changes for disease reversal.’