GPs: Behind Closed Doors S9E19 19 February 2026 on 5*

On Thursday 19 February 2026, 5* broadcasts GPs: Behind Closed Doors!

Season 9 Episode 19 Episode Summary

The next episode of “GPs: Behind Closed Doors” promises to be filled with tension and concern as it delves into the lives of patients and their health issues. In this upcoming episode, viewers will meet Benjamin, who arrives at the clinic with a sore throat. He is anxious that a recent rugby tackle may have led to something more serious, such as internal bleeding. This situation sets the stage for a gripping examination of his health.

Meanwhile, Kate’s story adds another layer of intrigue. She has a family history of blood clots, which raises alarms for Dr. Anna. Understanding the risks involved, Dr. Anna takes proactive steps by arranging an ultrasound to ensure that Kate’s health is thoroughly assessed. This highlights the importance of family medical history and the careful considerations doctors must take when diagnosing their patients.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect to see the dedicated medical team work through these challenging cases. The show continues to shed light on the realities of general practice, showcasing both the emotional and medical aspects of patient care. With Benjamin and Kate’s stories intertwining, this episode is sure to keep audiences engaged and informed about the complexities of health and wellness. Tune in to 5* for this compelling installment of “GPs: Behind Closed Doors.”

What Time is the Episode On?

The episode of GPs: Behind Closed Doors will be broadcast on February 19 2026 on 5* at 9:00 PM.

Is the Episode New?

The episode of GPs: Behind Closed Doors is all new!

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GPs: Behind Closed Doors Series Information

This observational documentaries takes viewers into the private world of local GP surgeries. `GPs: Behind Closed Doors' welcomes viewers into the Ridge Medical Practice in Bradford for an exclusive look into the every day lives of the doctors who work there. Due to overstretched hospital A&E departments, GPs are being asked more and more to cover the areas the hospitals can't.