At Harley Street Specialist Hospital, we offer rapid diagnostics and treatment for patients in our prestigious Central London location.
Your health doesn’t have to wait. If you have concerns about your health, then you do have options to access expert specialists for diagnostics and treatment and often with no waiting times. Living with pain and worry is life limiting.
At HSSH, our goal is to offer you prompt care precisely when you need it. Many patients without private health insurance are opting to pay for their own treatment.
We’ve put together package prices and finance options, to help make self-pay treatment more accessible.
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Our Self-pay Prices
For many procedures, we’ve implemented self-pay packages, to give you peace of mind that your treatment price will remain fixed no matter what happens. Subject to a pre-admission assessment, your self-pay package will be confirmed, and you won’t pay anything more relating to your clinical care with us.
Below are the guide prices for some of our treatments
Diagnostics
Imaging
MRI – 1 part – £600
X-ray – £150
Cone beam CT – £450
Pathology
Full blood count – £94
Liver function test – £166
Urea and electrolytes – £166
Thyroid – £127
Vitamin D – £193
Calcium – £78
Iron – £165
HbA1C – £114
Haemoglobin – £135
Urinalysis – £35
Pain management
Pain diagnostics & treatments
Packages include the hospital, consultant and anaesthetist fee (where required) for the procedure and up to two follow up appointments. An individual quote will be given for patients that require multiple injections within one theatre episode. Packages do not include the initial consultation or pre-operative tests/scans.
Epidural injection- Caudal – £2,001
Epidural injection – Cervical – £2,745
Epidural injection – Thoracic – 2,745
Epidural injection – Lumbar – 2,176
Facet Joint Injection – Cervical, Thoracic – £3,143
Facet Joint Injection – Lumbar – £2,768
Medial branch block injection- Caudal – £3,158
Medial branch block injection – Cervical, Thoracic – £3,143
Medial branch block injection – Lumbar – £3,343
Nerve Root Block – Caudal – £2,758
Nerve Root Block – Thoracic – £3,158
Nerve Root Block – Lumbar – £3,358
Neurolytic Root Block – Caudal, Cervical, Thoracic – 3,525
Neurolytic Root Block – Lumbar – £3,725
Paravertebral block up to two levels – £2,381
Sacroiliac joint injection – £2,161
Lumbar sympathectomy – Diagnostic – £2,655
Lumbar sympathectomy – Therapeutic – £3,038
Orthopaedic Treatments
Packages include the hospital, consultant and anaesthetist fee for the procedure, up to two follow up appointments and post operative physiotherapy. Packages do not include the initial consultation or pre-operative tests/scans
ACL reconstruction – £8,337
Ankle arthroscopy and ligament reconstruction – £10,498
Arthroscopic ankle fusion – £12,051
Bunion surgery – £5,665
Carpal tunnel – £2,825
First MTPJ (Big Toe Joint) Fusion – £7,080
Hip replacement – £14,850
Knee arthroscopy – £4,025
Knee replacement (Total) – £14,038
Knee replacement (Uni) – £13,288
Shoulder arthroscopic sub acromial decompression – £6,643
Frozen shoulder release – £6,643
Shoulder replacement – £12,828
Shoulder rota cuff repair – £6,396
Shoulder stabilisation – £7,831
Cosmetic Treatments
Packages include the hospital, consultant and anaesthetist fee for the procedure and follow up appointments.Packages do not include the initial consultation or pre-operative tests/scans.
Abdominoplasty – £9,320
Abdominoplasty + Liposuction – £12,084
Bilateral breast augmentation – £6,925
Blepharoplasty (Lower) – £4,674
Blepharoplasty (Upper) – £4,335
Brachioplasty – £8,000
Breast Reduction – £8,985
Brow Lift – £4,710
Calf Augmentation – £5,670
Chin contouring – £7,030
Facelift – £9,320
Fat Transfer – £5,146
Gynaecomastia – £6,990
Hairline Lowering – £4,410
Labiaplasty – £3,915
Lip Lift – £4,110
Liposuction (One Area) – £4,820
Liposuction + Fat Transfer – £8,600
Mastopexy – £7,756
Neck lift – £6,900
Pinnaplasty – £4,594
Rhinoplasty – £7,855
Septorhinoplasty – £8,400
Complex Rhinoplasty – £12,700
Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom Tooth/Teeth Removal – £2,250 – Total package price including initial consultation and OPG X-ray (Excludes CBCT)
Self-pay: a step-by-step guide
1. Choosing a Consultant
If you are funding your own treatment then you have the opportunity to select the consultant or medical expert of your own choosing. At HSSH we have a concierge and bookings team, who are happy to provide any advice and direct you to the right consultant, and provide any information about our hospital that you need.
Consultation fees vary depending on which consultant you choose, but mostly range from £200 to £350 for an initial consultation. Our team will be able to tell you the specific consultation fee of your chosen consultant when you contact us.
You can browse our directory of consultants or contact our enquiries team to learn more.
2. Your consultation
Consultants work at HSSH throughout the week including evenings to enable you to book an appointment that is most suitable to your availability.
Consultations last from 15 minutes to one hour, depending on the speciality, consultant and your individual needs. Anything that you discuss with your consultant is private and confidential.
Virtual consultations
Introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic many consultants have kept virtual consultations, where appropriate, so you may well be able to get easy access to senior medical experts over the phone or via conference call. If you would prefer a virtual consultation please ask the team who would be happy to advise if this is possible.
3. Diagnostics
Your consultant might recommend a scan, test or outpatient procedure. As a self-pay patient, you will be given full pricing information before you undergo any further care with us, so that you can make a decision that’s right for you, with no hidden costs.
At HSSH we have direct access to world-class scanning in the form of MRI, CT scan and X ray. If your consultant recommends a scan or test, this will usually be booked for another day. In some cases, like blood tests and X-Rays, it may be possible for you to have this done on the same day. Your consultant will want to see you again after you have had your scans and tests to discuss your results and your treatment pathway options, which may include further tests, outpatient treatments, or potentially surgery.
4. Booking your procedure
If your consultant has recommended a procedure, you will be given all of the information you need about your care, as well as the cost of your treatment. Your consultant’s secretary will contact you to choose a suitable date for your surgery.
HSSH will write to you with a guide price for the procedure, which will cover all of the elements needed for your care, depending on the specific procedure you have. This guide price will become a package price once your pre-admission assessment is complete. Occasionally, pre-admission assessments uncover additional clinical needs that may incur extra costs.
5. Paying for treatment
Most patients opt to pay for their procedure in one go. Your package price procedure letter will contain details of how to contact our billing team to make payment. Payment will need to be made prior to the procedure date.
Spreading the cost of treatment
To help you spread the cost of your care, HSSH are partnered with Chrysalis FInance which offer competitive interest rates on medical loans. You can find out more information on the terms and rates available by contacting our enquiries team.
6. Follow-up and aftercare
Your package price will include follow up appointments with your consultant.
Orthopaedic procedures will need a number of physiotherapy sessions, which will also be included in your procedure fee.
Our team are happy to talk to you about any specific self-pay questions you might have, please contact our enquiries team today for all the information you need.
Frequently asked questions
Can I go back to the NHS?
The answer is yes you can. You are still entitled to NHS care even if you have paid for private care. There is a more detailed guide here for you produced by the NHS. The NHS asks for clear separation between treatment you receive on the NHS and treatment that you have paid for privately. Having a problem treated privately does not preclude from going back to the NHS in the future.
Will I see the same NHS consultant?
Many medical experts and consultants work in both NHS and private practice. It may be possible to see a consultant that you have been introduced to on the NHS, or that you are on a waiting list to see. However, if you are paying for your treatment then it is your choice to choose the consultant that you would like to see.
Do I need a referral letter to see a consultant?
As a self-pay patient, it may be possible for you to see a consultant without a referral letter from your GP or other clinician. However, it is always useful to have as much medical history as possible. Contact our team to find out if the consultant you’d like to see will be happy to see you without a referral letter.
When do I need to pay the fees?
Broadly, you’ll be expected to pay fees along the following lines:
- Initial consultation fee – paid direct to consultant, usually invoiced to you after your appointment
- Scans and tests – following the scan or test, the hospital will generate an invoice for you at reception which will need to be paid prior to leaving.
- Outpatient treatments – there may be two separate fees for some treatments or investigations, one from the hospital and one from the consultant. The hospital fee is usually charged on the day of the treatment and the consultant will usually send you an invoice after your appointment. If there is a package available that includes the consultants fee this will be made clear from the Reception team
- Procedure fees – You will be sent a package price , which will include everything you need for your surgical care, including consultant and anaesthetist fees. This will need to paid in advance of your procedure date
What is the difference between a package price and standard self-pay rates?
Patients that are booked through the HSSH enquiries team will be eligible to receive a package price for self pay. This will include the hospital, consultant, anaesthetist and follow up fees as one price.
If you have booked your appointments directly through the consultant they may choose to invoice you separately for their surgical fees. In these cases the Hospital will charge the standard self pay rates.
Please note that package pricing and standard self pay rates may vary and not all consultants are available for package pricing. Please see below for the consultants available through HSSH for package pricing.
How long do I wait for a procedure after I have seen a consultant?
Consultants usually have regular theatre sessions at HSSH. Your consultant will offer you a procedure date that’s suitable for you both, that also allows enough time for your pre-admission assessment to be completed.
Procedures can very often be booked for just a few weeks in advance. Most procedures take place somewhere from 2 – 6 weeks from the date you have your consultation.
Our Consultants
The following consultants are available under our Self-pay package rates
Pain management
Orthopaedic Surgery
Cosmetic Surgery
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Spread the cost of your procedure at 0% interest over 6 or 12 months
We’re pleased to offer multiple ways for our patients to spread the cost of their treatment at Harley Street Specialist Hospital.
You can now apply to finance your procedure at 0% interest over 6 or 12 months.
Once you’ve been recommended for a procedure by your consultant, our team at Harley Street Specialist Hospital will guide you through the application.
Find out more here.
Ready to get started?
To book your initial consultation, contact our enquiries team by calling +44 (0)20 4513 2244 or emailing enquiries@hssh.health
Our team are also happy to answer any questions ahead of booking your appointment.
Terms and Conditions Apply. You can download the full document here.
