Circle Health Group offers a variety of payment options to accommodate your financial situation.
This includes using private health insurance, paying for yourself in one lump sum or taking out a payment plan to pay in instalments.
For those with private medical insurance, we work directly with insurers to streamline the payment process.
Self-pay is when you pay for private healthcare without insurance, using your own money. You might also hear it referred to as paying for yourself, self-funding, or pay-as-you-go private healthcare.
We offer fixed term loans to help people pay for themselves but who don’t have all of the money right now. This helps them access private healthcare without the wait.
We offer a MyWay health subscription, which is a health plan to cover any consultations or diagnostic tests you need going forward.
There are two ways to pay for private healthcare with Circle Health Group: you can pay for your own treatment (also called self-pay), or you can use your private medical insurance.
In this video, you’ll find more information on both ways of paying for treatment, and a section explaining private healthcare costs at Circle Health Group.
Whether you have a personal insurance plan or one through your employer, you can use your private health insurance to pay for treatment at any Circle Health Group hospital.
We work with all major providers, and medical insurance pays for thousands of procedures each year across our hospitals. It's important to check with your insurer about coverage and pre-authorisation requirements.
Using private medical insurance for your treatment is easy with Circle Health Group. Having a good understanding of your policy's benefits and limitations can help maximise your coverage while minimising out-of-pocket expenses.
Start by verifying your coverage and any pre-authorisation needed for treatment. We can liaise with insurers to ensure claims are processed smoothly, keeping you informed every step of the way.
This is where 'self-pay' options come into play. Self-pay can be an ideal solution for treatments not covered by insurance or for those seeking quick access to healthcare services.
Self-pay allows you to access a wide range of treatments and services at Circle Health Group without the need for insurance.
We offer clear pricing and payment plans, making it easier to budget for your healthcare.
Self-pay is when you pay for your own private healthcare. It’s a pay-as-you-go approach to healthcare, where you pay for what you need, when you need it.
We offer competitive pricing for self-pay patients, along with detailed quotes so you understand all of the costs involved. We also provide guidance on payment plans and financing options, making private healthcare accessible for those who choose to pay for their treatment themselves.
Our dedicated team is here to help you navigate these options, ensuring you can access the care you need without financial worry.
Circle Health Group offers flexible payment plans through Chrysalis Finance, allowing patients to spread the cost of private healthcare over a period of up to five years.
These plans make treatments more affordable by enabling monthly instalments, including interest-free options for shorter terms, helping patients manage their healthcare expenses more easily.
We offer MyWay health subscription, which is a health plan to cover any consultations or diagnostic tests you need going forward.
It can help alleviate the worry about your future health, by offering fast access to a GP when you need it.
Costs can vary based on the type and complexity of the treatment or surgery you need.
We provide clear, upfront information about fees for consultations, diagnostic tests, and procedures. This ensures you know what to expect financially, without any surprises.
Contact us, or look at our treatment pages online for an idea of the costs that you may be expected to pay.
At Circle Health Group, you can be sure of getting the highest quality care, fast.
With increasing pressure on waiting lists across the UK, choosing to go private lets you get the care you need without the wait. With us, your initial consultation could be as little as 48 hours after first getting in touch.
You won't wait long between appointments, you won't face delays to treatments you need, and it's incredibly rare that we ever cancel operations.
We tailor our treatment to every individual, meaning you'll get the right care for your specific condition, as well as the right care for your personal needs and circumstances.
Find out more about the benefits of private healthcare
Yes, visitors to the UK can pay for private healthcare at Circle Health Group. Payment is typically required upfront, or through national health insurance.
Yes, if you are receiving private healthcare with us, you will usually need to pay for prescriptions in addition to any treatment that you are receiving. You will pay the full price for the medication.
Yes, you can get private healthcare with a pre-existing condition if you are paying for yourself, but coverage for the condition may be excluded. Insurers often apply exclusions or waiting periods for treatment related to pre-existing conditions. You will need to check your insurance policy to check what you are covered for.
At Circle Health Group we offer dental treatments such as private removal of teeth, oral and maxillofacial surgery to correct or rebuild the face after trauma or disease, or for cosmetic reasons. We do not provide dental check-ups or dentistry services.
At Circle Health Group we have a national network of over 500 specialist Consultant Ophthalmologists dedicated to delivering expert eyecare. See our ophthalmology page for more information.
We offer a range of counselling and CBT services throughout our hospitals including counselling, psychology and psychiatry.
If you are looking to come to us through insurance, it's important to check your specific policy details to understand what types of therapy (if any) are included and any limits on the number of sessions or total cost.
Private healthcare providers can access NHS medical records, but only with the patient's consent. Patients typically need to give explicit permission for their records to be shared between the NHS and private healthcare providers. This is to ensure patient confidentiality and compliance with data protection laws.
Effective recovery at home involved following our customised aftercare plan.
Learn about the process of having treatment with us, from start to finish.
Diagnostic tests help our medical team get a clearer picture of your health.
Private healthcare is more accessible to the average person than ever before.