Self-pay
If you are paying for your own treatment, this page gives you a clear guide to the most common fees and how surgical pricing works.
We believe self-pay patients should understand the likely cost before moving forward, without confusion or hidden surprises.
Consultation fees
Your first step is a consultation with a specialist in peripheral nerve conditions. We offer in-person appointments in London, Birmingham and Worcester, as well as virtual appointments if you are based internationally or cannot attend in person.
New patient consultation
Birmingham – The Harborne Hospital: £300
Worcester – Spire South Bank Hospital: £300
London – Cromwell Hospital: £350
Virtual appointment: £250
Follow-up consultation
Birmingham – The Harborne Hospital: £200
Worcester – Spire South Bank Hospital: £200
London – Cromwell Hospital: £230
Virtual follow-up: £200
Surgery fees
The cost of surgery depends on the treatment you need and where your procedure takes place.
Your surgical fee may include:
- surgeon’s fee
- anaesthetist’s fee
- hospital fee
- physiotherapy, if dedicated sessions are required
Hospital charges can vary more than many patients expect. Pricing may differ depending on the hospital, whether your treatment takes place in London or outside London, and whether you go home the same day or need to stay overnight as an inpatient.
Anaesthetist fees also vary slightly depending on the type of anaesthesia required.
Because of that, the exact price for surgery is confirmed once your treatment plan is clear.
What affects the final price?
The final cost of treatment can vary based on:
- the procedure you need
- the hospital where your treatment takes place
- whether your treatment is a day case or requires an inpatient stay
- the type of anaesthesia used
- whether you need dedicated physiotherapy sessions afterwards
We will explain this clearly before you go ahead, so you know what to expect.
Carpal tunnel release surgery
Our all-inclusive price for carpal tunnel release surgery starts from £2,430.
This includes:
- surgeon’s fee
- local anaesthesia fee
- hospital fee
- two follow-up consultations
- dressing changes
- physio advice
Medical insurance
We work with a range of medical insurance providers, including:
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The PHC
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AXA PPP Healthcare
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Vitality Health
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Aetna
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Aviva Health
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Healix
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Freedom Healthcare
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The Exeter
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WPA
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Bupa
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Allianz Worldwide Care
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Saga
If you are insured, we can guide you through the next steps and help you understand what information you may need before your consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Why are consultation prices different by location?
Consultation fees vary by hospital location. London appointments are priced higher than Birmingham and Worcester appointments.
Is there a fixed price for surgery?
Yes. Before any treatment, you will receive an all-inclusive fixed quote.
Your quote consists of the surgeon’s fee, anaesthetist’s fee, hospital fee, and physiotherapy if dedicated sessions are required.
The exact amount depends on the procedure, the hospital, the type of anaesthesia used, and whether your treatment is carried out as a day case or requires an inpatient stay.
What is included in the carpal tunnel surgery price?
The price starts from £2,430 and includes the surgeon’s fee, local anaesthesia fee, hospital fee, two follow-up consultations, dressing changes and physio advice.
Do you accept private medical insurance?
Yes. We work with The PHC, AXA PPP Healthcare, Vitality Health, Aetna, Aviva Health, Healix, Freedom Healthcare, The Exeter, WPA, Bupa, Allianz Worldwide Care and Saga.
Will I know the cost before treatment?
Yes. We believe pricing should be clear and explained properly before you proceed.