Consultation Fees
What you pay to see a consultant
Whether you are self-funding your care or using private medical insurance, this is the full professional fee — quoted up front, with no surprises after your appointment.
£200
Follow-Up Consultation
15 minutes
For existing patients. A focused check-in to review test results, monitor your ongoing treatment progress, and adjust your care plan as needed.
- Progress Tracking
- Test Result Review
- Plan Adjustments
- Prescription Refills
£300
New Patient Consultation
30 minutes
For first-time visitors. This comprehensive session includes a detailed review of your medical history, an initial symptom assessment, and the creation of your personalised treatment plan.
- Comprehensive Health Review
- Symptom Assessment
- Physical or Virtual Exam
- Diagnostics & Referrals
Insurance Providers
Using your health insurance
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Contact usYour Journey
What to expect, step by step
Your pathway depends on how you pay. Choose your route below to see exactly what happens, from your first appointment through to how your care is settled.
Using your private insurance
From insurer approval through to how your treatment is invoiced.
01
Know you need a specialist
You know you need to see a urological or oncological specialist, or you have been referred by your GP or another doctor.
02
Check cover and get approval
Check with your insurer that you are covered and get approval to see the specialist. They will give you an authorisation number and confirm what is covered.
03
Schedule your appointment
Book your appointment using the booking section on this website, ready with your membership and authorisation details.
04
Share any prior results
If you have had scans elsewhere, or there are test results or medical information we should know about, tell us in advance so we can make sure they are available for your appointment.
05
See your specialist
Meet your specialist, discuss your care, and agree a plan for your treatment.
06
We invoice your insurer
Your specialist invoices the insurance company directly. If there is a shortfall or co-payment, you will receive a separate invoice for that portion only.
Paying for yourself
A simple, transparent route from booking to your treatment plan.
01
Know you need a specialist
You know you need to see a urological or oncological specialist, or you have been referred by your GP or another doctor.
02
Schedule your appointment
Book your appointment using the booking section on this website. Payment is usually taken at this stage, or your card details are kept securely for billing later.
03
Tell us why you're coming
Let us know the reason for your visit. If you have seen a GP or another specialist, this information will normally be in your referral letter.
04
Share any prior results
If you have had scans elsewhere, or there are test results or medical information we should know about, tell us in advance so we can make sure they are available for your appointment.
05
See your specialist
Meet your specialist, discuss your care, and agree a plan for your treatment.
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Need a helping hand?
Our coordination team are ready to help you understand your cover, provide clear cost guides, and talk through your payment options.