Non NHS Services
Fees
Fees for non-NHS Services 1st September 2026
This list is for guidance only, not all forms and certificates and listed. Please ask if you have a different form for completion (The fee will reflect rates below based on the time taken to review the records and complete the form).
The NHS does not pay for all of the services that we provide. Our fees for these services are listed below. There will be occasions when medical forms require specialist knowledge which is beyond the expertise of our GPs and in these situations, we will advise you seek an alternative provider to complete the form. This includes sports medicals and most ‘fitness to participate’ forms.
Some items and services are subject to VAT and this is applied at the standard rate.
| Item | Fee | VAT (20%) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Medical examination and report Includes (but not limited to) HGV, Taxi, Employment medical, sports medical. Up to 30 minutes | £150 | £30 (Exempt if post employment to ensure job not detrimental to health) |
£180 |
| Full insurance proforma (no examination, up to 30 minutes) | £104 | £104 | |
| Medical report prepared from records with no examination chargeable in 15 minute increments: | |||
| 15 minutes | £45 | £9 (Exempt if occupational health) | £54 |
| 30 minutes | £90 | £18 (Exempt if occupational health) | £108 |
| 45 minutes | £135 | £27 (Exempt if occupational health) | £162 |
| Holiday cancellation form | £40 | £8 | £48 |
| Firearms licensing form | £40 | £8 | £48 |
| Private sick note | £35 | Exempt | £35 |
| Short, basic To Whom it May Concern letter | £31.66 | £6.34 (Exempt if letter protects the health of individual) | £38 |
When a doctor signs a certificate or completes a report they can only sign what they know to be true. In order to complete even a simple form, the doctor may need to check the entire medical record. Carelessness or an inaccurate report can have serious consequences for the doctor with the General Medical Council or even the Police.
The new VAT rate (20%) takes effect from 25th May 2018.
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