Pricing

Tests and medicines are itemised separately.

Cost should be clear before you commit to anything, and free of the incentives that quietly distort medical advice.

What you pay for

The four parts of what you pay

Separating these four parts is deliberate. Consultations, investigations, medicines and ongoing care are explained and itemised separately before you agree.

The consultation

A single fee for physician time. The first consultation is long, because a proper history and examination take time.

Investigations

Blood tests, imaging and other investigations are itemised separately and quoted before they are ordered.

Medication

Anything prescribed is itemised separately and quoted before you decide.

Ongoing care

Either individual follow-up appointments, or a membership program covering scheduled reviews and adjustment.

Why no price list

Why exact figures come after the consultation

The honest figure depends on facts nobody has yet. Two patients with the same complaint can need very different work-up. A published figure would be either so wide that it tells you nothing, or a fixed package that pushes everyone into the same plan.

You are never committed to a program at the point of booking. The first appointment is a consultation, and you decide afterwards.

How much investigation your case needs

Complexity, age, family history and previous results all change what is worth testing.

Whether treatment involves medication

Some plans are behavioural and cost little beyond consultations.

How closely you need monitoring

Hormone therapy and GLP-1 medication require repeat testing.

How long the plan runs

One problem resolved in two appointments costs differently from a year of structured care.

How many areas are involved

Weight, hormones and cardiovascular risk together involve more physician time.

The level of access you want

Direct access and priority scheduling sit in the Platinum Concierge Membership.

What you will not be charged for

Three things that will never appear on your invoice

No padded panels

You will not be charged for tests ordered because a longer panel looks more thorough.

No supplements sold to you

Nothing is recommended because the practice earns from it.

No package before diagnosis

Nothing is sold at the first appointment before anyone knows what is wrong.

Ask for a figure for your situation.

The consultation fee is confirmed before you book, so there is no uncertainty about the first step. Everything beyond it follows from what the assessment finds.

“You should understand the reason for each recommendation and its cost before you decide.”

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