Fees
The fees below are for self-funding patients only. All major insurance policies are welcome.
Our service fees for self-funding patients
Initial consultation - £425
(Including ultrasound if needed). Consult one of our doctors for expert guidance. Virtual consultations available (please note that ultrasound scanning is not possible via virtual consult). Appointments are 30 minutes in length.
Follow up consultation - £275
Appointments are 30 minutes in length.
Injection therapies - from £625
All our injections are performed using the latest techniques under ultrasound guidance to insure precision. Please note consultation fees if required are not included in the price below and are additional.
Corticosteroid injection into one joint or muscle – £625
Corticosteroid injection into two or more joints or muscles – £750
Hyaluronic acid injection into one joint or muscle – £625
Hyaluronic acid injection into two or more joints or muscles – £750
Shoulder hydrodilatation for frozen shoulder – £675
Drainage of fluid – £625
High volume injection for tendons – £625
Caudal Epidural – £ 775
PRP please enquire for more details
Further investigation
Further investigation pricing (including blood tests, MRI, CT, bone scan, nerve conduction studies) vary on clinical request and service location. We will work with you to ensure you get the best care possible, at the most affordable price.
Podiatry appointments
Podiatry appointments include a discussion about your foot or ankle concerns and taking a full history, a physical examination of your feet and lower limbs, a biomechanical and 3D analysis, and potentially some additional diagnostic tests or treatments.
New appointment: £220 | Follow-up: £150
Please note that appointments do not include orthotics or additional procedures.
Prices can vary on clinical need or patient preference, but as a guide:
Custom foot orthoses – £495
Temporary foot orthoses – £150
Nail surgery – £495
Shockwave Therapy
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)
Please note as part of your shockwave therapy session, a diagnostic ultrasound may be carried out and billed separately.
This improves the accuracy of the shockwave therapy, achieving the best possible outcome by;
- Visualising the affected area in detail, helping confirm the exact location and extent of the problem (such as tendon damage or inflammation).
- Guiding the shockwave therapy more precisely, so clinicians can target the treatment to the right spot and avoid surrounding healthy tissue.
- Monitoring progress over time, by comparing the ultrasound images before, during, or after a course of treatment.
