Short consultation (15 minutes) — £185

Standard consultation (30 minutes) — £280

Extended consultation (45 minutes) — £330

Long consultation (60 minutes) — £410

New patient consultation (45 minutes) — £330

Medical assessment (60 minutes, including full blood profile) — £750

Home visit (60 minutes) — £520

Telephone or email consultation — £125–£280

Prescription annual fee — £220

Individual prescription — £50 per prescription

Administrative work — £60–£120, according to time required

General blood profile — £200

Cervical smear + HPV test — £115

Urine / swab culture — £90

Menopause profile — £95

Gardasil (course of 3) — £155 per vaccine

Diphtheria, tetanus and polio (Revaxis) — £60

Hepatitis A (Havrix) — £50

Hepatitis B (course of 3) — £50 per vaccine

Flu vaccine during a consultation — £25

Flu vaccine + short consultation — £55

Pneumococcal vaccine (Prevenar) — £75

Shingles vaccine — £165

Chickenpox vaccine (course of 2) — £75 per vaccine

• Video and telephone consultations are available where clinically appropriate and are charged according to the time required and any work arising from the consultation.

• Telephone and email medical advice may incur a fee unless it relates directly to a recent consultation. This remains at the doctor’s discretion.

• Specialist referrals are normally made following a consultation with Dr Barshall. A referral made without an appointment may incur a fee.

• Patients who receive regular prescription medication are required to consult with their doctor at least once a year for a medication review. The practice cannot continue to prescribe regular medication without appropriate clinical review.

• Please note that there are additional fees for laboratory tests, vaccinations, medications and dressings.

• Payment is requested on the day of the appointment and can be made through the practice PA or by bank transfer.

• Card details can be stored securely for patients who prefer the practice to process future payments.

• Chelsea General Practice does not bill private medical insurers directly. The practice can provide invoices, receipts and referral information for patients to submit to their insurer for reimbursement.

• Patients should confirm their individual level of cover with their insurer.

• Appointments cancelled with fewer than 24 hours’ notice are normally charged at the full consultation fee. Where exceptional circumstances have made a late cancellation unavoidable, the fee may be reviewed on an individual basis if the patient is able to reschedule the appointment for within two weeks.