Considering paying for your own treatment? Check the typical self-pay "fixed price package" costs for common procedures across the UK.

£14,600
Typical Range: £13,200 – £16,800
Private Medical Insurance covers these large bills. If you had cover, you wouldn't pay this lump sum.
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This guide uses published price lists from major UK private hospital groups to show indicative costs for diagnostics and common procedures. Prices vary by region, consultant, and hospital facility.
Use the figures as benchmarks to understand the potential out-of-pocket cost if you self-fund treatment.
Costs shown are averages and typical ranges.
Prices can increase for complex cases or longer stays.
Diagnostics and outpatient consults are separate in many price lists.
Private medical insurance UK policies can cover eligible procedures, which helps protect your savings from large one-off bills. Coverage varies by plan tier, hospital list, and outpatient limits.
If you are comparing self-pay vs insurance, focus on how often you expect to use care and the procedures most relevant to your health needs.
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This guide references published self-pay price lists from major UK hospital groups and PHIN data where available, alongside FCA guidance on insurance advice.
| Scenario | Upfront cost | Speed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-pay | High | Fast if booked | Single, known procedure |
| PMI cover | Monthly premium | Fast access | Ongoing protection |
| NHS | No direct cost | Varies | Non-urgent care |
No. Prices vary by hospital group, region, consultant fees, and case complexity.
Sometimes, but often diagnostics and follow-up appointments are billed separately. Check the specific price list details.
Yes, subject to policy terms, hospital lists, and medical underwriting.
Self-pay can be cost-effective for one-off, lower-cost procedures, but insurance helps protect against larger or repeat costs.