Yes, you can. Prices range depending on the healthcare provider and the location of your chosen hospital.

Prices vary depending on the type of surgery you need, the healthcare provider, and the location of the hospital you choose. A full list of private treatment prices is available on our dedicated page.

To access private surgery in the UK, you’ll need to submit an enquiry. This is typically done online or by calling the healthcare provider and booking an initial consultation. Once the consultation takes place, a treatment plan is devised.

To access private surgery at Practice Plus Group, you’ll first need to book an appointment. During this initial consultation, a specialist will run a number of tests (e.g. x-rays and blood tests) to arrive at a diagnosis and treatment plan tailored to your needs. If surgery is needed, we’ll be in touch to book you in at a time and place to suit you.

It isn’t necessarily a question of NHS vs private healthcare as both offer pros and cons. A lot will depend on the individual circumstances of each patient. Financial means, geographical location, and waiting lists are just a few factors when weighing up the options.

This depends on the location of the hospital but typically, private surgery waiting times are much shorter than those on the NHS. At Practice Plus Group, your surgery will take place just four-to-six weeks after your consultation.

The majority of the time, the answer to this is yes. The NHS features long waiting lists for certain treatments, some taking well over six months from initial enquiry to surgery. At Practice Plus Group, it typically takes between a few days to a couple of weeks to get an initial consultation. If surgery is needed, this will take place in four-to-six weeks.

Yes, you can, however you’ll likely need to have an initial consultation first. At Practice Plus Group, you can submit an online enquiry or call us on 0330 822 6531.

Yes. For example, if you’ve had an initial consultation with the NHS and wish to have your treatment privately, your private consultant will need to see your NHS records to make their own diagnosis. Records are typically requested by the hospital themselves, but you may be asked to give your permission.

Yes, you can. Simply book an initial consultation where a specialist will run tests to help diagnose your issue and create a treatment plan.

In a sense, yes. For example, if you’ve had an NHS consultation, you can then choose to go private, and vice versa. However, in this instance, you will need to have another consultation. At Practice Plus Group, this costs just £95 and is an opportunity for one of our specialists to diagnose your issue and devise a tailored treatment plan.

Unfortunately, this is the bit where you’ll have to do some homework. We strongly recommend researching the private healthcare options near you. Read testimonials and reviews from past patients to give you a flavour of what to expect from each provider. You should also look for things like consultant experience, success rates, and how many procedures they carry out each year in your specific field.