From February 1st 2025, our fees are as follows:
Osteopathy
Payment is by cash, cheque, credit or debit card
Cancellations without 24 hours’ notice may incur a £10 charge!
Osteopathy and Acupuncture for Adults
Consultation (inc treatment) £65 (up to 60 minutes)
Follow-up visits £60 (40 minutes)
Cranial Osteopathy for children and babies (16 years and under)
Consultation (inc treatment) £60 (up to 60 minutes)
Follow-up visits £55 (40 minutes)
Which Medical Insurers Pay for Osteopathy?
BUPA, AXA-PPP, CIGNA Insurance, MMS, Simply Health (HSA, HealthSure), BHSF (Birmingham Hospital Saturday Fund), HSBC, Standard Life, OHRA UK, Paycare (Patients Aid), AVIVA (Norwich Union), Pinnacle, Medisure, Lloyds-TSB Health Ins, Provincial Insurance, Legal & General Assurance, First Assist, RSA (Royal & Sun), PHA, Maitland Medical, Medical Scheme Co. (Police Benevolent Fund), PHS, and many others.
All osteopaths are covered by most health insurance companies except for BUPA and AXA PPP.
Fiona Passey is the only osteopaths at the practice covered by BUPA and AXA PPP
Please check with your insurance company before starting treatment.
If you are covered by insurance, we will ask you to pay us first and will then provide you with a receipt so you can claim it back (except for BUPA and AXA PPP patients).
Sports Massage
Adults and children (16 and under)
Initial consultation (inc treatment ) £55 (1 hour)
Follow-up visits £50 (45 minutes)
Naturopathy
Initial consultation (inc advice) £65 (up to 60 minutes)
Follow-up visits £60 (40 minutes)
Psychological Therapies
CBT with Billy-Anne Hambleton
Sessions last 50 minutes
Adults £90
Children £90
EMDR with Billy-Anne Hambleton
Sessions last 50 minutes
Adults £90
Children £90
Person Centred Counselling with Veronica Williams
Sessions are 60 minutes £60
Flexibility for clients with low income.
Cancellations
For late cancellations or missed appointments, a £10 fee may be charged as we are unable to fill the slot at short notice and have probably turned away someone in need of treatment. For subsequent failure to attend this may incur a £20 or £30 charge .