Our founder, Dr Simmy Kaur is an experienced GP with many years of experience in the private healthcare sector on Harley Street. Dr Kaur graduated as a doctor from the University of Liverpool Medical School. She carried out all of her medical jobs at various world-renowned London teaching hospitals, gaining a wealth of experience. She trained to become a GP at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead. Dr Kaur has also worked in NHS GP practices in the Primrose Hill, Hampstead and Marylebone areas which helped her to gain a diverse range of general practice experience. She 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, acute medicine and mental health. She has an interest in preventative medicine, health optimisation, wellness, mindfulness and nutrition. Outside of general practice, Dr Kaur enjoys Contemporary Art and Wellness. She is a patron of the Serpentine Gallery and loves incorporating wellness into her day to day life to include exercise and meditation. 'I love how my job allows me to work with people, and to take a holistic approach to medicine. It’s a real privilege to be able to empower patients on their healthcare 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 Joseph Dangoor trained to become a GP at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, having undertaken his postgraduate training in North and Central London. He graduated as a doctor in 2013 from the University College London Medical School where he established the UCL Medical Society. His diverse clinical experience includes specialised training posts in General and Plastic surgery, Ear Nose and Throat Surgery and Palliative Care. He has an interest in Mental Health, Wellbeing and practical procedures and has worked in General Practices in Central and North London. Outside of General Practice, Dr Dangoor enjoys Contemporary Art and Architectural History. He is a patron of the Royal Academy of Arts and the Serpentine Gallery. He is an active member of the Georgian Group and the Victorian Society, and is a Trustee of the St. Marylebone Society. Alongside his longstanding love of classical music, he enjoys physical fitness and spending time outdoors. ‘I like my patients to feel in control of their health, and good communication is the key. Helping patients to fully understand their health makes us all happier and able to make better decisions.’