Preparing for better
remote care
Adults 18+ · Physically in England
MyVirtualClinic is preparing for CQC registration to provide remote primary healthcare for adults aged 18 and over who are physically in England.
Consultations, prescribing and patient booking are not available. Every clinical pathway remains on hold until registration, clinical approval and operational testing are complete.
Minor illnesses — planned
Planned care must follow approved pathways and individual competence. Consultations and prescribing remain unavailable until registration and all release checks are complete.
Remote care has limits
Weight-management prescribing is excluded. Some symptoms need examination, tests or urgent care. A future clinician must decline treatment when remote assessment is unsuitable.
Our approach to care
Built around patients
Our planned service uses video or telephone assessment for adults aged 18 and over who are physically in England. Identity, medication history, clinical suitability and relevant NHS GP information must be checked before any prescribing decision. Consultations are not yet available.
Compassionate Care
Our intended approach is respectful, individualised care. Future consultations will consider consent, capacity, safeguarding and whether remote care is suitable. These arrangements remain subject to implementation, testing and authorisation.
Experienced Healthcare Professionals
Our planned team includes healthcare professionals whose registration, training and competence must be verified for each authorised pathway. No clinician is currently released to provide patient consultations through MyVirtualClinic.
Care that respects your needs
Our planned approach considers each person’s needs, preferences and circumstances. Remote care must be appropriate for the individual, with clear information and follow-up arrangements before any pathway is released. Consultations remain unavailable.
Meet our planned team
Clinical leadership and governance
Our planned team includes Shoaib Arif, Dr Hina Shahid, Omnia Ali, Arzoo Shams and Nabiha Butt. Professional registration, qualifications and competence must be verified for each approved pathway before launch. No clinician is currently authorised to provide MyVirtualClinic patient consultations.
Shoaib Arif
Registered Manager designate
Dr Hina Shahid
Nominated Individual
Medical and Safeguarding Lead
Omnia Ali
Clinical governance and policies
Arzoo Shams
Planned team member
Nabiha Butt
Planned team member
Our proposed service areas
Clinical categories being prepared — consultations are unavailable
Women’s Health
Proposed service category — not yet available. Specific conditions, medicines and follow-up arrangements must receive clinical approval and individual competence sign-off before release.
Men’s Health
Proposed service category — not yet available. Care will be limited to approved conditions suitable for remote assessment, supported by verified clinician competence and appropriate investigations.
Mental Well-being
Proposed primary-care assessment — not yet available. Psychological therapy and specialist psychiatry are outside the planned service. Urgent mental-health concerns require appropriate NHS or emergency support.
Registration status
MyVirtualClinic Ltd is preparing for CQC registration. Registration has not been granted. Patient booking, consultations and prescribing are unavailable.
Every clinical service remains on hold until registration, clinical authorisation and operational testing are complete. No opening date is confirmed.
For urgent medical help, use NHS 111. For a life-threatening emergency, call 999.