Non NHS Fees
| Services | |
|---|---|
| To Whom It May Concern Letter (Please allow up to 3 weeks turnaround time for completion) | £35.00 |
| Private Sick Note | £30.00 |
| Private Prescription | £25.00 |
| Blue Badge Form | £35.00 |
| Surestart Maternity Form | Free of Charge |
| Army medical report (Paid by the Army) | £50.00 |
| Class 1 Driver’s Licence | £55.00 |
| D4 (Lorry) form – Includes 30-minute GP appointment, medical examination and eye test | £120.00 |
| Holiday Cancellation Medical Form | £55.00 |
| Sickness/Accident benefit claim form | £55.00 |
| Provident association claim form (eg, BUPA/PPP) | £55.00 |
| Employer’s report and opinion without medical examination | £95.00 |
| Employer’s report and opinion with medical examination | £95.00 |
| Employer’s report and opinion with medical examination | £175.00 |
| Access to medical records other than GDPR | £130.00 |
| Fostering report without examination | £55.00 |
| Adoption/fostering report with medical examination (30-minute GP appointment required) | £175.00 |
| Firearms form | £65.00 |
| COP3 form | £55.00 |
| Fee for Private Medical Consultation (per hour) | £240.00 |
| Fee for Private Medical Consultation (per 30 mins) | £120.00 |
| Fee for Private Medical Consultation (For 10 mins) | £40.00 |
| Pre-employment medicals with report | £175.00 |
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – Supporting Medical Information
We understand that patients applying for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) may require medical information to support their application.
Please be aware that Warwick Gates Family Health Centre does not provide ‘To Whom It May Concern’ (TWIMC) letters or bespoke supporting letters for PIP applications.
If you require medical information to support your application, the following options are available Patients can request a summary of their medical record, which includes relevant medical conditions and other information held by the practice.
Please note that patients can also access much of their medical information through the NHS App.
If the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) requires further medical evidence, they may contact the practice directly.
