Opening soon · Oxfordshire
A new standard in men’s health is coming
Oxfordshire Men’s Health — a private, GP-led clinic opening at The Netherton Clinic near Fyfield, Oxfordshire. Care for men who want clarity, discretion and a more considered approach to their health.
Join the Launch ListSupport for concerns including low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, urinary symptoms and prostate health, and preventative men’s health checks.
The Netherton Clinic · Fyfield · Oxfordshire
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GP-led, face-to-face, evidence-based and personalised care. Launching soon in Oxfordshire.
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Oxfordshire Men’s Health is being created for men who want more than a rushed conversation or a one-size-fits-all answer.
The clinic will combine the breadth of general practice with a focused interest in men’s health—providing careful assessment, appropriate investigation, clear explanations and personalised ongoing care.
Thoughtful medicine. Clear answers. Care built around you.
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Initial appointment availability will be deliberately limited, allowing the clinic to maintain a personal, unhurried model of care.
Members of the private launch list will be among the first to receive clinic updates and booking announcements.
Receive the opening announcement before wider public promotion begins.
Be among the first to know when initial appointments are released.
Follow the development of a new approach to private men's health care in Oxfordshire.
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The clinic will launch with a focused range of GP-led men’s health services, designed to provide a more complete understanding of each patient’s health.
Careful assessment of symptoms that may be associated with testosterone deficiency, supported by appropriate clinical evaluation and investigation.
A discreet, whole-person approach to erectile and sexual-health concerns, including relevant physical, psychological and lifestyle factors.
GP-led assessment of common male urinary symptoms and prostate-related concerns, with onward referral where specialist investigation is required.
A broader review of cardiovascular, metabolic and long-term health risks, tailored to the individual.
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Good men’s health care starts with understanding the whole clinical picture—not simply treating a test result.
Time to understand symptoms, medical history, priorities and the wider clinical picture.
Straightforward conversations about findings, options and areas of uncertainty.
Investigation and treatment guided by clinical evidence, with specialist referral whenever it is needed.
“Not a production line. Not a one-size-fits-all service.”
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BM BS BMedSci (Hons) MRCGP · GMC 7562376
Dr Paul Thomas is a UK-trained General Practitioner with a particular interest in men’s health, urology and whole-person care, with an emphasis on face-to-face, evidence-based and personalised consultations.
He completed his medical training at the University of Nottingham, receiving the Pickering Association Prize for his undergraduate achievement, then undertook the Academic Foundation Programme in the East Midlands and published original research in general surgery.
He went on to complete Core Surgical Training, developing experience in urology, general surgery and trauma, before retraining as a GP in Oxford to provide broader, whole-person care. He combines his work at Oxfordshire Men’s Health with his role as an NHS GP.
Alongside his clinical work, Dr Thomas is Research Lead at The Abingdon Surgery and serves on the Advisory Board of TrialChoices, a UK clinical-trial recruitment organisation working with primary care.
Oxfordshire Men’s Health has been developed to give men more time to discuss sensitive symptoms, understand the possible causes and consider appropriate evidence-based options, with clear explanations at every step.
Outside work, he enjoys exploring new food, spending time with his growing family and following Welsh rugby.
“A careful clinical approach focused on each patient.”
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Face-to-face consultations will take place at The Netherton Clinic near Fyfield—a calm, private clinical setting conveniently situated for Oxford, Abingdon, Witney, Faringdon and the surrounding Oxfordshire area.
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Clear, GP-written information on testosterone, erectile and sexual health, urinary and prostate concerns — starting with what private care in Oxfordshire involves.
Private launch list
Join the Oxfordshire Men’s Health launch list for early clinic news and to be among the first notified when bookings are released.
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