Private Medical Fees
The following certificates and examination are not covered by the NHS and the following fees have been agreed between consumer organisations and the medical profession, and are approved by the BMA ( British Medical Association )
Fees Payable for non NHS Services From 16th July 2012
Certificates
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Private sick note |
£18.00 |
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Provident association claim [BUPA, PPP Etc} |
£25.00 |
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Sickness or Accident insurance claim |
£25.00 |
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School fees insurance claim |
£25.00 |
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Freedom from infection |
£20.00 |
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Fit to travel/fit for gym |
£30.00 |
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Holiday cancellation/insurance claim |
£25.00 |
|
Extract from records/copies of medical records |
TBA |
|
Private prescriptions |
£10.00 |
|
Child minder- Ofsted health declaration form |
£87.50 |
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Blue Badge=-GP’s (Harrow) for Med information |
£25.00 |
|
Private letter other |
£15.00 |
Examinations
|
VISA application – medical |
£200.00 |
|
Pre-employment medical |
£125.00 |
|
Fitness for activity holiday [Camp America, Israel, Kibbutz medical] |
£25.00 |
|
Fitness for sporting activities [scuba diving, hang gliding, parachuting] |
£125.00 |
Driving Medicals
|
HGV, PSV,[bus coach] taxi-cab |
£100.00 |
|
Racing driving |
£125.00 |
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Fitness to drive [70 plus] |
£100.00 |
|
Driving licence signature |
£20.00 |
|
Seatbelt exemption |
£65.50 |
Vaccinations
|
Yellow fever [including certificate] |
£65.00 |
|
Yellow fever – replacement certificate |
£20.00 |
|
Meningitis vaccine ACWY |
£35.00 |
|
Rabies [course of 3] |
£30.00 |
|
Certificate for immunisation for foreign travel [except yellow fever] |
£20.00 |
|
Hepatitis B [course of 3] |
£25.00/each |
Vaccinations for non patients
|
Meningitis |
£35.00 |
|
Diftavax [low dose Dip/Tet] |
£20.00 |
Adoption and Fostering
|
Form 1HA initial health assessment |
£58.12 |
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Forms M.B obstetric neonatal reports |
£44.95 |
|
Forms C.D YP or AME – full medical exam of child |
£97.91 |
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Forms AH – Health assessment – prospective carer |
£73.86 |
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Form AH2 – update report parent/carer |
£24.36 |
[Adoption fees normally paid by parent; fostering by NHS; but can send to agency]
Access to records £10
Photocopying per sheet/copies of reports 35p
ATOS-Healthcare £30.00
Insurance Medical Questionnaire £30.00
DVLA Questionnaire £39.00
Drug Trial Study £35.00
This list only covers the main items. Please check with Ms Hilary Scott or Ms Kristina Mein for any other Items
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