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Non-NHS Services

Some examinations, certificates and reports require a private fee to be charged

Please check with reception staff before making an appointment to see the doctor if you need an item of service other than an NHS consultation. It is important to indicate the type of medical you require so that sufficient time is allocated to the appointment.

Fees for insurance medicals are usually paid by the requesting company, but most other services are normally paid by the patient. The receptionist will inform you in advance of any fees payable. Please note these are subject to change. We accept cash or cheques, but regret we are unable to accept Debit or Credit cards.

New Zealand Emigration Medicals

Dr Kieron Cooney is the registered Panel Doctor for the Isle of Wight. A Panel Doctor is a doctor who has been appointed by the New Zealand government to perform medical examinations on visa applicants who have applied from outside New Zealand.

Applicants should normally attend a panel doctor first (not necessary if applicant is notified that only an X-ray is required). If an X-ray is required subsequently, Dr Cooney will advise the applicant to contact the Radiology (X-ray) department at St Mary’s Hospital, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 5TG Tel: 01983 524081.

It is the responsibility of the patient to arrange and pay for any X-rays required.

Applicants should not book a visa medical examination until they have been formally requested to do so by the office processing their visa application.

List of charges

• Over 15 years of age - £200
• Child under 2 years - £30
• Child 2-5 years - £50
• Child 6-14 years - £110

A deposit of £50 cash per person (non refundable) is required at the time of booking an appointment.

Applicants must bring a valid passport to the medical examination. All medicals include vision testing and a blood and/or urine test.

• Over 15 years of age - £200
• Child under 2 years - £30
• Child 2-5 years - £50

Adults (over 15 years of age) will require a blood test.
Children over 5 years of age will need to provide a urine specimen during the examination.

After The Medical blood samples are sent to the Pathology department, St Mary’s Hospital, Newport for analysis - a separate charge may be made for this. Once all results have been received, documentation is finalised and made ready for collection.

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