NHS

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I need a GP referral for private healthcare.

I then end up in the same hospitals with the same staff when I have had private investigations.

I get a referral using a private doctor via a video call. Can speak to a GP usually same day, and then they fast track private treatment meaning see a specialist at a private hospital within 48 hrs max.

[AtW]

I get a referral using a private doctor via a video call. Can speak to a GP usually same day, and then they fast track private treatment meaning see a specialist at a private hospital within 48 hrs max.

And who is providing such a great service and at what cost?

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If anyone wants to do the same thing, I used this. https://doctorcareanywhere.com/what-...als-fit-notes/

It was included in my private medical insurance plan, but otherwise is costs £150 a year if you want to pay for it.

https://doctorcareanywhere.com/what-...als-fit-notes/

https://doctorcareanywhere.com/plans...g/annual-plan/

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And who is providing such a great service and at what cost?

AXA Healthcare, full coverage including all pre-existing conditions cost approx £450 a month.

Less that the cost of running a 911 Turbo S per month.

Get a quote https://epmi.axahealth.co.uk/

[malvolio]

AXA Healthcare, full coverage including all pre-existing conditions cost approx £450 a month.

Less that the cost of running a 911 Turbo S per month.

Get a quote https://epmi.axahealth.co.uk/

Yeah, I used to pay about that to BUPA. It goes up quite steeply as you get older though. That said, I wouldn't be without it.

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Yeah, I used to pay about that to BUPA. It goes up quite steeply as you get older though. That said, I wouldn't be without it.

Most here would rather spend the money on a fancy Merc SUV for the other half instead of looking after the families health.

[Gibbon]

Yeah, I used to pay about that to BUPA. It goes up quite steeply as you get older though. That said, I wouldn't be without it.

You may have to if you get ill......

Bupa doubles premium of KC fighting cancer to £163,000 | News | The Sunday Times (thetimes.co.uk)

[SueEllen]

You may have to if you get ill......

Bupa doubles premium of KC fighting cancer to £163,000 | News | The Sunday Times (thetimes.co.uk)

Someone I know who had cancer was offered money to have NHS care. Due to where they lived e.g. within a couple of miles of the private hospital they declined.