Free membership for eligible veterans in the UK and Channel Islands
If you’ve served, we thank you for your service. We believe you deserve straightforward access to care with fewer barriers. Lyphe for Veterans removes clinic fees, so you can focus on finding the right support for you. We understand that service and transition can shape health in complex ways, and we’ll guide you through the process with care and discretion.
Lyphe offers care that’s veteran-aware. Two of our senior clinicians bring over 40 years’ combined military service, with first-hand insight into the challenges veterans can face. It means you’ll be supported by people who understand service life, just ask to speak to Kelly or Gemma.
Your free lifetime membership covers:
Medication costs are separate (only if prescribed).
*When using Lyphe Dispensary.
Share a few details and we’ll be in touch as soon as we can to guide you through the next steps of getting your lifetime membership. Confidential. No commitment.
VETERANS
Around 2.75 million veterans are estimated to be living in the UK.
MENTAL HEALTH
Over 1 in 3 veterans (36.5%) struggle with their mental health on a daily basis
ALCOHOL MISUSE
Veterans reported higher levels of alcohol misuse than the general public (10% vs 3%)
No, all patients are subject to clinical assessment and approval.
Yes, clinic fees are covered. If prescribed, you’ll only pay for your medication.
To keep the scheme fair, we ask for proof such as an HM Armed Forces Veteran Card (MOD Form 100) or equivalent.
If you don’t have this to hand, you can apply for a Veteran Card via GOV.UK:
apply-for-a-veterans-card.service.gov.uk
We also consider veterans of other nationalities if you’re a UK resident and can provide equivalent proof of service.
Terms
Free lifetime membership is available to eligible veterans living in the United Kingdom or the Channel Islands.
The scheme covers Lyphe Clinic consultation fees, subscription fees and repeat prescription request fees. Medication costs are not included.
Veteran status must be verified using appropriate documentation, such as an HM Armed Forces Veteran Card (MOD Form 100) or equivalent proof of service.
All patients must complete a clinical assessment. Eligibility for the scheme does not guarantee treatment. Prescribing decisions are made independently by a registered clinician based on individual clinical need.
Benefits under this scheme are personal to the registered patient and are not transferable.
Lyphe may amend, suspend or withdraw the scheme where necessary for operational, regulatory or clinical reasons.
For veteran support services, visit Help for Heroes.
This is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 999.
For urgent medical or mental health advice, contact NHS 111.