Confidential contact for a healthcare question
A private, considered way to contact Ola Kotun about a healthcare question, with email, an enquiry form and a 30-minute appointment option.
A healthcare question can be difficult to put into words, particularly when it involves personal circumstances, a family member or information that should not be shared widely. The contact page for Ola Kotun is designed as a quieter first step. It does not present a diagnosis, promise a clinical outcome or replace urgent medical care. Instead, it gives you a direct way to explain what you need and decide how much context feels appropriate to disclose.
The page offers a private enquiry form for a considered written approach. Your name, email address and a brief message are required; phone number and subject are optional. The subject field includes an example, “Second opinion · Oncology”, but that example is not a claim about the service or an invitation to self-diagnose. The message field explicitly allows you to share as much or as little as feels right, with the assurance that the submission is held in confidence.
For people who would rather not use a form, the page provides a direct email route labelled “Email · in confidence”. That can suit an initial question, a request for clarification or a discreet note before deciding whether a conversation is useful. A separate “Press requests” link is available for media enquiries, helping keep editorial correspondence distinct from personal healthcare questions.
There is also an appointment option: a link to book a 30-minute consultation through the page’s appointment route. This gives a healthcare question a defined time and space, rather than requiring you to explain everything in a single message. The page currently states that late 2026 introductions are being reviewed by application. Its accompanying copy says every enquiry reaches Ola personally and is handled in strict confidence, while the form’s confirmation language says Ola will respond personally.
Privacy information is made visible beside the submission button, rather than hidden elsewhere. The page says a submission sends a private notification directly to Ola; personal data is held in confidence and processed under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 on the lawful basis of your enquiry. It also says information is never shared with a third party and links to the full privacy and data-handling note. Read that note before submitting, and share only information necessary for your question. It is a communication channel, not an emergency service, so urgent symptoms should be taken to the appropriate local medical service.