Fees and Insurance

Whether you have private medical insurance or are paying for your own care, we aim to make arranging your consultation with Dr Ram as straightforward as possible. Below, you’ll find information on recognised insurance providers, consultation fees and what to expect when booking your appointment.

GMC-registered Consultant Clinical Oncologist

16+

Years as a consultant oncologist

13+

Years of proton beam therapy experience in the UK, USA & Europe

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UK-first cancer treatment innovations

5

Consultant clinic locations

Insured patients

Dr Ram is a Bupa Platinum consultant and holds Bupa Fee Assured status. This means that if you are a Bupa patient, you will not receive a shortfall invoice for Dr Ram’s fees – his charges are settled directly and in full with Bupa.

Dr Ram is recognised by a wide range of leading UK and international health insurance providers, including:

  • AXA
  • Aetna Global
  • Aviva
  • Allianz Care
  • Alliance Surgical
  • Bupa
  • Cigna
  • Exeter Friendly Society
  • Healix
  • PruHealth
  • Simplyhealth
  • Vitality Health
  • WPA

If you have private medical insurance, we recommend contacting your insurance provider before your first appointment to confirm your level of cover and obtain any necessary pre-authorisation. This will help ensure that your consultation and any proposed treatment are covered under your policy.

Dr Ram’s Medical Secretary, Ann Clay, will be happy to assist with any paperwork, provide the information required by your insurer and answer any questions you may have about the process, helping to make arranging your appointment as straightforward as possible.

Dr. Ramkumar - Consultant Clinical Oncologist

Self-paying patients

For patients who do not have private medical insurance or prefer to fund their own care, Dr Ram offers self-pay consultations across his clinic locations.

Consultation Fees:

  • Initial consultation: £250–£300
  • Follow-up consultation: From £150

Consultation fees vary depending on the clinic location. Dr Ram’s Medical Secretary, Ann Clay, will be happy to confirm the exact cost of your appointment at the time of booking and answer any questions you may have about fees or payment arrangements.

We aim to make the booking process as straightforward and transparent as possible, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the costs involved before your consultation.

Where Dr Ram sees partients

Dr Ram holds private consultations at Spire Southampton, GenesisCare Southampton, GenesisCare Windsor, HCA Harley Street, London and Proton International London at UCLH.

Remote consultations are available for patients elsewhere in the UK and overseas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dr Ram is recognised by a wide range of leading UK and international health insurance providers, including Bupa, AXA, Aviva, Allianz Care, Cigna and Vitality Health. Please check with your insurance provider to confirm that your policy covers consultations and treatment with Dr Ram.

If you are using private medical insurance, we recommend obtaining pre-authorisation from your insurer before your first appointment. This helps confirm your cover and avoid any unexpected costs. Dr Ram’s Medical Secretary, Ann Clay, can assist with any paperwork or information your insurer may require.

Costs vary depending on the complexity of your case and whether further imaging or investigations are required. Dr Ram’s medical secretary will give you a clear quote before any consultation is booked. Many patients are covered by private medical insurance – we’ll help you check.

For self-paying patients, an initial consultation with Dr Ram costs between £250 and £300, depending on the clinic location. Follow-up consultations start from £150. Ann Clay will confirm the exact fee when you book your appointment, so you know what to expect in advance.

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