Medical Letters for Blue Badges serve as essential documentation to support your application for a Blue Badge.
Get an official medical certificate confirming a disability or long-term health condition, issued online by a GMC-registered UK GP — without waiting for an NHS appointment.
If you need medical evidence of a disability or long-term condition — for a benefits application, workplace adjustments, education support, or another official purpose — we offer a straightforward way to request one online. Following a video consultation, a doctor may issue a certificate if there is sufficient clinical justification based on your symptoms, history, and any supporting evidence you provide. Certificates are typically sent by email the same day.
This certificate confirms a diagnosed disability or long-term health condition for administrative purposes. It does not replace a formal PIP/DLA assessment carried out by the DWP, but can be used as supporting medical evidence alongside your application.
Speak to a doctor in as little as 30 minutes
Your doctor may issue a Student Sick Note during the consultation if it is clinically appropriate.
Note: For exam or coursework-related issues, please book a Student Mitigation Appointment instead.
Any diagnosed physical or mental health condition that has a long-term impact on your daily activities can potentially be documented. The doctor will assess your history and symptoms during the consultation to confirm whether a certificate is clinically appropriate for your situation.
Yes, it can be used as supporting medical evidence alongside your application. It does not replace the DWP’s own assessment process, but many applicants use GP-issued letters like this to strengthen their case.
Yes. All consultations are carried out via secure video call with a GMC-registered UK GP.
No. You just need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera, microphone, and stable internet connection — the consultation runs in your browser.
Payment is taken securely online when you book your appointment, before your consultation begins.
This service isn’t suitable for emergencies — if you need urgent medical attention, call 999 or NHS 111. It’s also not a substitute for an ongoing specialist assessment if your condition requires one; your GP will advise if a specialist referral is more appropriate.
Simple. Fast. Efficient. We have streamlined the process.
