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Pricing

One monthly fee, all the support you need.

Everything we do for you - appointments, prescriptions, calls, letters - in one rolling fee. No consult charges, no per-prescription fees, no minimum term.

Your monthly plan includes:

Routine follow-up appointments

Every six months while we settle your regimen, then once a year once you're stable. After your first in-person visit, follow-ups can be by video, phone or in clinic — at our London, Stafford or Exeter locations, whichever suits you.

Phone calls with your clinician

Whenever something comes up between reviews, talk it through with the nursing team who actually knows your care — never a call centre or a bot. Anything urgent, like running low on hormones, is prioritised for a same-day response.

Written prescriptions

Issued promptly by your named prescriber, with no charge per prescription. We prescribe with cost in mind and point you towards a safe, affordable pharmacy.

GP & clinic letters

Shared-care packs and follow-up summaries for your GP, plus support letters for travel, employers, banking or surgery — all included, never the £59 pay-as-you-go fee.

GHC Portal access (web and mobile app)

Your whole record in one place, on web or the mobile app: download every letter and document, and get SMS and email reminders for upcoming appointments, bloods that are due, and when it's time to reorder your prescription.

Clinical & admin support

By email or through the portal. Admin queries are answered within three working days and clinical ones within five — with urgent concerns, like severe side effects, prioritised for the same day.

Please note

Medication is not included

Medication is paid at your pharmacy - typically £30–£60/month privately, about £9.90 an item on NHS shared care. Blood tests can be included monthly otherwise they cost £120–£149 per panel via Randox, typically twice in your first 2 years. If your GP agrees to shared care, you can get bloods done free through the NHS.

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Good to know

Common questions, answered.

No. Your membership is fully rolling, month to month - you can pause or cancel any time, with no minimum term, no notice period and no cancellation fee. If money ever gets tight, tell us early and we'll work with you to keep your care going.

How we compare

Not all clinics are the same.

Many gender services run entirely online. We're a CQC-registered UK clinic you can visit in person - with a named clinician you can actually speak to.

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What you get
The Gender Hormone Clinic
GenderGP
Other Providers
CQC registered & regulated Independent UK regulation
Since 2023
Not registered
Varies - many aren't
Optional in-person appointments Meet your clinician face to face
London · Stafford · Exeter
Online only
Usually online only
Speak directly with your clinician A real person who knows your care
Talk to AI
Varies
Remote follow-ups Video or phone after your first visit
Included
+ £30-£100 every 3 months
In-clinic injections included Administered by a nurse, not self-injected alone
In-Person w/ Clinician
+ £40 (remote observation)
NHS endocrinology-professor oversight Prescribing overseen by an NHS specialist
GP & support letters included Travel, employer & surgery support letters
In your monthly plan
Charged per letter £70-£180
Often extra
Shared-care support with your GP Helps you get meds at NHS cost
GP Dependent
GP Dependent
GP Dependent
Prescription fee What you pay for each prescription
Included in your plan
From £5 per month
Included in monthly cost
Setup fee One-off, before you start
£220 2 × £110, across 3 months
£220 one-off
From £200 one-off
Typical ongoing costs Membership / plan, medication separate
£55-£40 /mo Everything you need
~£30 /mo + fees for follow ups, letters, prescriptions, injection support
~£100–150 /mo fixed plans, varies*
Total cost Fees over 12 months, medication separate
First year
£880
Year 3+
£480
First year
£600–£1200
Year 3+
£380–£760
First year
£1200–£1800
Year 3+
from £600

Using insurance?

Pay-as-you-go is for insurance patients.

The monthly plan suits almost everyone. The one exception is private medical insurance: insurers need to be billed per service, so if you're claiming through cover you'll be on pay-as-you-go instead.

Pay-as-you-go isn't a general alternative to the plan — it's only for patients paying through insurance, or already set up on it with us.

See pay-as-you-go & insurance pricing

Pricing questions

Common questions about pricing.

How does the £55 → £40 reduction work?

Typically from your third year of continuous care, once your hormone levels are stable, your clinician moves you to £40/month with one appointment per year (instead of two). It happens automatically when you're eligible, with no admin on your side.

Can I pause or cancel?

Yes — the monthly plan is fully rolling with no minimum term. Pause any time (for travel, a hormone holiday, exams or money) and charges stop; cancel any time too. Please tell us as early as you can if money is tight. We'll work with you to keep your care going.

Can I use private medical insurance?

Yes. You pay upfront and claim it back from your insurer. Insurance patients are billed per service (pay-as-you-go) rather than on the monthly plan, and medication is rarely covered.

How much do letters cost?

Non-medical letters (travel, banking, employment, electrolysis or surgical support) are free on the monthly plan (£59 otherwise). We can also provide passport support letters once you're an active patient who has started treatment.

What happens if I miss a payment?

Our system retries over the following week with a short grace period. We'll only pause your plan rather than let arrears build up — clear the balance and you're straight back on.

What if I'm struggling financially?

Please email us. We can sometimes hold a slot or talk through options, and we actively help reduce ongoing costs through shared care, cheaper pharmacies, and cost-aware prescribing.