Fees and Payment
Clear information about how fees work, what is charged separately and what documentation you receive.
How fees are structured
Thyroid care can involve several separate services: a specialist consultation, blood tests, imaging, a biopsy or a procedure. Each may be provided and charged by a different part of the health system.
We confirm the fee for a consultation before you book, and explain likely additional costs before arranging tests or procedures. You should never feel uncertain about what you are paying for.
What is usually charged separately
- Laboratory tests — blood tests such as TSH, free T4 and antibodies are charged by the laboratory.
- Imaging — ultrasound, CT, MRI and scans are charged by the imaging provider.
- Procedures — biopsy, surgery and radioactive iodine have their own costs, including hospital and anaesthesia fees.
- Medication — prescriptions are dispensed and charged by the pharmacy.
Our cost guides explain the typical components: consultation, tests, ultrasound, biopsy, surgery and radioactive iodine.
Receipts and insurance
Itemised receipts are provided for services paid for. If you plan to claim on insurance, check your policy beforehand — cover for thyroid consultations, tests and procedures varies widely, and some policies require pre-authorisation.
We can provide documentation describing the services provided to support a claim. We cannot guarantee reimbursement, which is a matter between you and your insurer.
Before you book
Ask for a written estimate if you are arranging several services. If cost is a concern, tell us — it is sometimes possible to prioritise the most important tests or stage investigations over time.
Fee questions
How much does a thyroid consultation cost?
Fees depend on the type and length of consultation. Contact us for current pricing before booking, so there are no surprises.
Are tests included in the consultation fee?
No — laboratory tests, imaging and procedures are usually charged separately by the provider performing them. We explain likely costs before arranging anything.
Will I get a receipt?
Yes — a receipt is provided for payments made. Keep it for reimbursement or insurance claims.
Can you help with insurance paperwork?
We can provide itemised receipts and documentation of services provided. Whether a claim is covered depends on your insurer and policy.
Do I have to pay in advance?
Payment arrangements vary by service. Contact us to confirm what is required when booking.
Ready to discuss your thyroid health?
Book a specialist consultation — in person or by teleconsultation.