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Wells Park Practice
Non NHS Private Fees
We offer a range of Non National Health services such as, Private Medical Certificates, Medical Reports and Examinations, HGV and PSV Medicals and ratification of BUPA claim forms. Our fees for these are in line with those recommended by The BMA and are published in the Reception area.
Insurance reports & medical examinations
These are not part of our NHS work and therefore a fee is normally charged in accordance with British Medical Association guidelines. Please see our fee list section for details of our current fees
Price list
Certificates & Forms
- Simple Certificates/Letters (eg. I Certify that; To whom it may concern): £42.00
- Private Medical Certificate £39.60
- Freedom from infection letter or certificate £39.60
- Sickness/Accident Insurance Form £45.60
- Fitness to attend or take part in performance School/University/School Activities £48.00
- BUPA/PPP Form £64.80
- Paternity Test kit price includes postage fee as needs to be sent via special delivery £79.20
- Army Questionnaire Form £79.20
- Police Questionnaire Form £79.20
Completion of Forms that require GP Appointment
- HGV, Taxi, DVLA, Elderly Driver Fitness, Employment etc £210.00
- Private Blood Test; Paternity: DNA; Tricho Testing £72.00
- Private Prescription (for medication not available on NHS) £26.40
- Private Consultation (including prescription) £210.00
Medical Reports/Complex Letters(no examination):
- Up to 15 minutes work £102.00
- Up to 30 minutes work £204.00
- Up to 45 minutes work £306.00
- Up to 1 hour work £342.00
Access to Medical Reports
Subject Access Report *No fee
*Free for first request only. Subsequent or excessive requests will incur a minimum £24 fee
Please Note:
- Payment is required in advance
- We accept card payments only – We do not accept cash
Travel Vaccines
- Cholera (two dose pack) £68.40 for two doses (NHS)
- Encephalitis – Tick Borne (three doses per course) Adult: £78 per dose Junior: £78 per dose (Private)
- Encephalitis Japanese £102 per dose (Private)
- Hepatitis A £58.20 (NHS)
- Hepatitis A & Typhoid £100.80 (NHS)
- Hepatitis A & B (three doses per course) £75 (NHS)
- Hepatitis B (three doses per course) (For Travel) £48 per dose (Not for Occupational H) (Private/NHS)
- Malaria Tablets (Prescription only) £18 (Private)
- Meningitis ACWY (Menveo or Nimenrix) (For Travel) £42 (Private/NHS)
- Measles, Mumps and Rubella (one or two doses) £66 (NHS)
- Polio Diptheria & Tetanus £39.60 (NHS)
- Rabies (three doses per course) £102.00 per dose (Private)
- Typhoid £33.00 (NHS)
- Yellow Fever including certificate (one course) £90 (Private)
- Yellow Fever Replacement certificate £18 (Private)
For patients registered with Wells Park Practice, We will ask for a deposit of £15 for each appointment slot which will go towards the cost of your non NHS vaccination. This fee will be refundable if you attend for your appointment but do not require any private prescription.
For patients not registered with Wells Park Practice, we will charge a £15 fee for each appointment slot to cover our costs. Any other vaccines administered will incur additional costs
Fees payable if required for Occupational Health
Payment by Card only
How We Process Requests For Medical Reports And Private Letters
Not everything is available on the NHS
There are some things we may need to charge for
People often come to their GP for services that are not available on the NHS and therefore are not funded by the NHS. In these circumstances, practices are entitled to charge for these services. These non-NHS services are listed below:
- Medical report declaring fitness to take part in exercise
- Medical report declaring ability to participate in activity
- Confirmation of an address for school places
- Sick notes for missed examinations
- Sick notes for less than 7 days
- HGV and DVLA applications
The practice, whilst wishing to support patients with social and financial problems, has a primary duty to prioritise services for patients who are ill (with conditions from which recovery is generally expected), terminally ill or suffering with chronic disease.
We are able to give you access to your record which provides a summary of your medical record including key diagnosis and current medications as previously recorded and read coded together with an online access to your records. There is no charge for this service.
Why do GPs sometimes charge fees? Your questions answered in our FAQ.
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Why does it sometimes take my GP a long time to complete my form?
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