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Medical Certificate for Sport
Some sporting events require participants to obtain a medical certificate signed by a doctor. This is particularly common in France and several other European countries.
Our doctors can assess your fitness to participate in an event and, as long as you are considered suitable, provide you with a signed sports medical certificate or event form. ​
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We offer two services:
Online Service
£59
With our online service, Dr Mike Thomas will review the information you provide via our online form and, as long as you are considered suitable, provide you with a signed certificate stating that you report no absolute contraindication to participation in the sporting event.
​Dr Thomas can provide one of our certificates or complete a specific event certificate that you'll need to upload.
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You should receive the certificate within 2 working days.
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Please DO NOT use this service if your event requires a physical examination or test to be completed. Please check your form/the requirements for your event!​
Assessment In Clinic
From £150
If your event requires you to have a medical examination or test such as an ECG or spirometry, you will need to see a doctor in our private GP clinic in Henley.
The price will depend on what is required. Please click below to let us know what you require and to upload any specific forms that need completing; we will then respond with the cost.​
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Please note: We do not offer a stress/exercise ECG service. Therefore, we cannot provide certificates for events that require this, including most Italian events.
Important information
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You must provide accurate, current and complete information about yourself.
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The doctor will issue your certificate on the basis of no medical contraindication to your participation in the event. This is based on the medical information you declare and when applicable, any examination or test result.
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A medical certificate does not constitute a warranty. We do not provide warranties of any kind, whether expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness for a particular purpose.
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A medical certificate does not negate the need for common sense regarding personal safety connected with participating in a sporting event. You need to understand your own physical limitations and be prepared to stop exercising if you feel ill or are beyond your natural exercise capacity.
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Please review our full terms and conditions of service.