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Prostate Needle Biopsy Fixed Price Package

Prostate biopsy for accurate diagnosis and clear next steps

Urology

Why choose this fixed price package?

At One Stop Healthcare, we offer a fixed price package for prostate needle biopsy, providing a clear pathway to investigate suspected prostate cancer with transparent pricing and consultant-led care.

This package is designed to provide:

  • Investigation of suspected prostate cancer
  • Clear, transparent pricing
  • Consultant-led care throughout
  • Hospital and anaesthetist fees included
  • One consultant follow-up appointment included

Fixed Price Package: £5,600

This fixed price covers your care for the prostate needle biopsy procedure and up to one consultant follow-up appointment. Your initial consultation is booked and charged separately.

See below for details on what’s included.

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Before your procedure

To proceed with the fixed price package, you will first need to book an initial consultation with a Urology consultant.

During this appointment, your consultant will review your medical history and the results of any previous investigations, such as your prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test or prostate MRI. They will discuss whether a prostate needle biopsy is appropriate and explain the procedure, potential risks and what your results may mean.

If clinically appropriate, your consultant will recommend the biopsy and refer you onto the Fixed Price Package pathway.

You will undergo a clinical pre-assessment to confirm your suitability for the procedure and fixed price package. Your healthcare team will review your medications and allergies, and you should tell them if you take blood-thinning medication.

Depending on the type of biopsy and anaesthetic planned, you will also receive instructions about eating, drinking and taking your usual medications before the procedure.

What’s not included?

  • Initial consultation (booked separately)
  • Tests or investigations arranged before eligibility for the package is confirmed
  • Additional consultant appointments beyond the one follow-up included in the package
  • Additional treatment if your care becomes more complex than planned
  • Unrelated investigations, treatment or medications

During your stay

Your hospital fee is included in the fixed price package, along with the anaesthetist fee and your consultant’s fee for carrying out the prostate needle biopsy.

During a prostate biopsy, your consultant takes multiple small tissue samples from different areas of the prostate using a biopsy needle. Ultrasound guidance is used to help accurately position the needle and target the appropriate areas of the prostate.

The biopsy may be performed using a transperineal approach, where the needle passes through the skin between the scrotum and anus, or a transrectal approach, where the biopsy needle passes through the rectum. Your consultant will recommend the most appropriate approach.

Local anaesthetic is commonly used to minimise discomfort. Sedation or general anaesthetic may be used in some cases, particularly for transperineal biopsies involving multiple samples.

The procedure itself usually takes around 20-40 minutes. You will be monitored following the biopsy and can normally return home the same day.

After your procedure

It is normal to experience some mild pain or discomfort following a prostate biopsy. You may also notice some blood in your urine or semen, or minor bleeding from the rectum. These effects are usually temporary and should settle as you recover.

Your clinical team will provide instructions about your recovery and let you know when you can return to your usual activities.

You should seek medical advice if you develop severe or worsening pain, a fever or chills, difficulty passing urine, heavy bleeding or other symptoms that concern you.

The tissue samples collected during your biopsy will be sent to a specialist laboratory for analysis.

Follow-up care

Your package includes up to one follow-up consultation with your consultant.

During your follow-up, your consultant will explain the results of your biopsy, including whether cancer cells have been detected. If prostate cancer is found, the pathology report can provide further information about the cancer, including its Gleason score and ISUP Grade Group.

Your consultant will discuss what your results mean and any appropriate next steps in your care.

Appointment and Treatment Plan

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Initial consultation

You will first book an initial consultation with a Urology consultant. During this appointment, your medical history, PSA results, previous imaging and individual risk factors will be reviewed.

Your initial consultation is booked and charged separately from the fixed price package.

Consultant assessment

Your consultant will assess whether a prostate needle biopsy is appropriate and discuss the type of biopsy recommended for your individual circumstances.

If clinically appropriate, you will be referred onto the Fixed Price Package pathway.

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Pre-assessment

You will undergo a clinical pre-assessment to confirm your suitability for the procedure and eligibility for the package.

Your clinical team will review your medical history, medications and allergies and provide instructions about preparing for your biopsy.

Price confirmation

Once your suitability is confirmed, your £5,600 fixed price will be agreed and confirmed in writing before your procedure is booked.

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Your procedure

Your prostate needle biopsy will be carried out by an experienced consultant, supported by our specialist clinical team.

Using ultrasound guidance, multiple small samples of prostate tissue will be collected and sent to the laboratory for analysis.

The procedure usually takes around 20-40 minutes. You will be monitored afterwards and can normally return home the same day.

Follow-up care

Your package includes up to one consultant follow-up appointment.

During this appointment, your consultant will review your biopsy results with you, explain what they mean and discuss any further monitoring, investigations or treatment that may be appropriate.

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About fixed pricing

Eligibility for Fixed Price Packages is determined through a pre-assessment process, which ensures the package is clinically suitable for your individual circumstances.

In some cases, your clinical needs may require additional investigations or treatment outside the scope of the standard package. If this happens, your care may move outside the fixed price package, and additional costs may apply.

Where possible, this will be discussed with you in advance as part of the consent process.

What's included?

Item Included in FPP
Prostate needle biopsy Yes
Hospital fee Yes
Anaesthetist fee Yes
Consultant procedure fee Yes
Up to one consultant follow-up appointment Yes
Initial consultation No
Additional consultant follow-up appointments No
Additional treatment outside the package No
Non-routine tests outside the pathway No

Pay in Advance

Even if you do not have medical insurance, you can still get quick and comprehensive access to private medical care.

We provide transparent pricing from your initial consultation to the completion of your treatment so you know where you stand, every step of the way.

We accept all major debit and credit cards, as well as Apple Pay for UK residents. Please note that we do not accept cash or cheques.

Spread the cost monthly

Paying for your treatment at One Stop Healthcare can be spread monthly from 12 to 60 months, rather than paying in one go.

With an upfront 10% deposit paid, via our Financial partner Chrysalis Finance, we offer various flexible terms to enable you to spread the cost, including 12-months at 0% APR. Click here to find out more.

Monthly payments need to be linked to a One Stop Healthcare treatment over £385 and is subject to a 14-day ‘cooling-off’ period before any treatment can start.

Your on-going payments will be made directly between Chrysalis and yourself. It’s that simple.

FAQs

This package may be suitable if your consultant recommends a prostate biopsy to investigate possible prostate cancer.

A biopsy may be recommended following an elevated or changing PSA level, an abnormal examination or suspicious findings on a prostate MRI. Your consultant will assess your individual circumstances and confirm whether a biopsy and the Fixed Price Package pathway are appropriate.

We offer consultant-led care with transparent fixed pricing and access to diagnostic procedures at our private hospital in Hemel Hempstead.

Yes. An initial consultation with a Urology consultant is required before you can proceed with the fixed price package.

Your consultant will review your medical history and previous investigations and determine whether a prostate needle biopsy is appropriate.

The initial consultation is booked and charged separately.

The fixed price applies to the procedure and care included within the standard prostate needle biopsy package.

If additional investigations or treatment outside the package are required, additional costs may apply. Where possible, these will be discussed with you in advance.

Yes. The anaesthetist fee is included within the fixed price package.

The type of anaesthetic used depends on the biopsy technique and your individual circumstances. Local anaesthetic is commonly used, while sedation or general anaesthetic may be appropriate in some cases.

A transperineal biopsy takes tissue samples through the skin between the scrotum and anus, while a transrectal biopsy takes samples through the rectum.

Both approaches use ultrasound guidance to help accurately collect tissue from the prostate. Your consultant will recommend the most appropriate technique for you.

The procedure itself usually takes around 20-40 minutes. You will also need some time before and after the biopsy for preparation and recovery.

Your biopsy samples need to be examined by a specialist laboratory. Your consultant will review the pathology report with you during your follow-up appointment and explain what the findings mean.

If your biopsy detects prostate cancer, the results can provide information about the type and aggressiveness of the cancer.

Your consultant will explain the findings and discuss the appropriate next steps. Depending on your individual diagnosis, these may include active surveillance or further treatment.

Any subsequent treatment is separate from the prostate needle biopsy fixed price package.

Mild discomfort and some bleeding are common following a prostate biopsy. You may notice blood in your urine or semen, and minor rectal bleeding can also occur.

More serious complications, including infection and difficulty passing urine, are less common. Your clinical team will explain what to look out for and when you should seek medical advice.

Yes. If the standard Fixed Price Package is not suitable for your individual clinical circumstances, the team can discuss your options and provide information about the associated costs.