In brief: Use the published Pricing page for current fees. Before booking, the clinic can explain the suitable appointment route, what is included, and whether a test, letter, prescription or onward referral may involve a separate charge.
What does a private GP consultation cost at Victoria Medical?
At the time this guide was checked, the Pricing page lists a 20-minute GP consultation at £120, a 30-minute consultation at £160 and a 15-minute follow-up at £80. These figures are repeated here to help you understand the options, but the Pricing page remains the source of truth because fees and inclusions can change.
| Named appointment | Published fee | Before booking |
|---|---|---|
| GP consultation (20 min) | £120 | Confirm that this is the suitable appointment route. |
| GP consultation (30 min) | £160 | Ask if more time is appropriate for your concern. |
| Follow-up consultation (15 min) | £80 | Confirm whether follow-up is clinically appropriate. |
What can affect the final fee?
A consultation fee covers the booked clinical appointment and discussion. Tests, imaging, prescriptions, letters, procedures and onward specialist care are separate unless a stated package says otherwise. The clinic should explain any relevant charge before you choose whether to proceed.
Cost should not be the only factor when you have symptoms. If you are unsure whether a GP, a specialist service, NHS 111 or emergency care is appropriate, explain your symptoms when seeking advice rather than choosing a test solely because it is listed online.
What should I check before I book?
Appointment route
Ask which consultation type best fits your concern.
Included scope
Confirm what the selected appointment covers and what may be separate.
Tests and imaging
Ask whether these may be appropriate and where current fees are shown.
Results and follow-up
The clinic explains reporting and follow-up arrangements for the selected pathway at booking.
Where can I find the current prices?
The Pricing page is Victoria Medical's current public fee source. Check it before booking rather than relying on an older guide, search result or third-party listing. If you have questions about payment arrangements, insurer requirements or what a named service includes, ask the clinic before you proceed.
View current pricingPrivate care alongside NHS care
Private care does not replace NHS registration. You can discuss the most suitable care route with a clinician, including whether to retain or return to an NHS pathway for ongoing care. No GP referral needed for most services. The clinic can explain the booking route that applies to your circumstances.
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Questions to ask before you book
Does the listed GP fee cover a consultation only?
It covers the named clinical appointment. Ask whether tests, prescriptions, letters or onward services are separate for the route you are considering.
Can I use private medical insurance?
Cover, authorisation and referral requirements depend on your policy. Contact your insurer before booking and confirm what you remain responsible for paying.
Will I need a referral?
Referral requirements vary by service, clinical circumstances and payment route. The clinic confirms the appropriate route before booking.
Are results or follow-up included?
Reporting and follow-up arrangements depend on the selected service and are confirmed at booking; do not assume they are included in a consultation fee.
For severe chest pain, difficulty breathing, symptoms of stroke, severe bleeding or another medical emergency, call 999 or attend A&E. Routine private booking is not an emergency service.
Source and editorial status
Prices cited in this guide are drawn from the public Pricing page, checked 27 August 2026. This general cost guide does not claim clinician review and does not replace advice about which care route is appropriate for you.