
CATCHMENT
Miller Health for Knightsbridge clients
Miller Health is based at 25 Harley Street, London W1G 9QW, and serves clients across Knightsbridge, Belgravia and the SW1 catchment. The Harley Street clinic sits within easy reach of Knightsbridge by tube, taxi or private car, with the Diagnostic Stack, the medical review and the dietetic interpretation all delivered in one half-day visit. For Knightsbridge clients, the pathway is built around international mobility, family-office structures, and the level of discretion the catchment requires as standard.
From Knightsbridge to 25 Harley Street
Black cab / private car Most Knightsbridge addresses to 25 Harley Street, ~12 to 18 min depending on traffic.
Tube Knightsbridge (Piccadilly) to Oxford Circus with one change, then 8 min walk, ~20 min door-to-door.
From Belgravia Hyde Park Corner to Oxford Circus then walk, or direct cab in ~15 min.
Heliport For international arrivals via Battersea Heliport, ~12 min by car to Harley Street.
KNIGHTSBRIDGE PATHWAY
What Knightsbridge clients tell us matters most
The Knightsbridge pathway is built for international clients on a short London stay, and for UK residents whose lifestyle calls for a high level of discretion. The Knightsbridge pathway compresses the Explore baseline into a single morning where the schedule demands it, supports family-office and representative-account billing, can be supported by a clinical interpreter arranged in advance. The clinical standard is identical. The operating standard is tailored.
CLINICAL TEAM FOR KNIGHTSBRIDGE CLIENTS
Who you will see

Neil McCreanor
BSC (HONS) NUTRITION & DIETETICS · HCPC-REGISTERED DIETITIAN (DT29772) · ADVANCED DIETARY MANAGEMENT IN IBS
A London-based Miller Health dietitian with a background in gastroenterology, first-contact and mental-health dietetics, and a specialism in functional gut health. He supports London and Knightsbridge clients across gut, metabolic and performance nutrition.

Dr George Simon (online)
MEN’S HEALTH PHYSICIAN
The medical review of blood results within the Miller Health pathway is provided by Dr George Simon, a men’s health physician. The medical review and the dietetic interpretation are read together to produce the integrated Explore report.
WHAT WE DELIVER
Diagnostics in London, coaching from your local dietitian
All Miller Health clients begin with the same Diagnostic Stack at 25 Harley Street: a DEXA scan and an advanced blood panel, with resting metabolic rate testing added where clinically indicated, read together by HCPC-registered dietitians. From there, ongoing nutrition coaching is delivered by your local lead dietitian, in person or by video consultation depending on what suits your schedule.
Explore
The diagnostic assessment, £1,950 at 25 Harley Street. Read more.
Engage
Twelve weeks of one-to-one nutrition coaching from your local lead dietitian. Read more.
DEXA scan
A standalone DEXA scan, £400 at 25 Harley Street, credited against Explore within 60 days. Read more.
QUESTIONS FROM KNIGHTSBRIDGE CLIENTS
Frequently asked questions
Do you treat international patients staying in Knightsbridge?
Yes. The full Explore baseline can be compressed into a single morning, with the dietetic interpretation and the medical review delivered together rather than across separate visits.
Can fees be invoiced via a family office or representative account?
Yes. Family-office and representative-account billing can be arranged. Invoices can be raised against a corporate entity, a family office, or a designated representative.
Can the consultation language be adjusted?
The clinical consultation is delivered in English. Where a client prefers, a clinical interpreter can be arranged in advance for both the Explore consultation and the report walk-through.
Which tube stops are closest from Knightsbridge to Harley Street?
Knightsbridge (Piccadilly) is the closest tube stop in the catchment; the journey is one change at Oxford Circus, ~20 min door-to-door. Most clients use a black cab or private car, typically 12 to 18 min depending on traffic.
Is the pathway discreet enough for public-facing clients?
Yes. Out-of-hours appointments can be arranged for clients whose visibility makes a standard waiting-room arrival impractical.