We offer a range of different assessment types, and the appointment we are able to offer will be confirmed once the referral letter has been received and approved. Please note we cannot accept self-referrals and will require a detailed referral from your GP or another treating clinician/therapist in order to offer an appointment.
Neurology initial assessment ranges from £500-£800 depending on the reason for referral and length of appointment required.
Follow up appointments are £350.
Neuropsychiatry initial assessment is £800.
Follow up appointments are £500.
This is a detailed and comprehensive joint assessment with a consultant neurologist and consultant neuropsychiatrist. Part of the appointment involves detailed diagnostic explanation for the patient and advice on immediate strategies that can be put in place to aid symptom management (e.g. medication, self-help strategies). Following this appointment, the consultants will review up to 250 pages of medical records and put together a detailed report with diagnosis, treatment recommendations and/or onward referrals.
We can combine this with an assessment which is similar to the Immediate Needs Assessment under the Rehabilitation Code. This assessment is performed first, and then the joint neurology/neuropsychiatry assessment is conducted. This can provide an Immediate Needs Assessment which is properly informed by the diagnosis/diagnoses present. The costs for this would be in addition to the normal assessment fee and can be provided upon request.
If following our joint assessment we believe the patient is suitable for one of the below treatment
packages, we would then need to proceed with a further therapy assessment which would be
conducted by the therapists delivering treatment. This assessment usually lasts 1-1.5h and will
allow the team to start setting treatment goals. This assessments costs £744 for the day patient
and inpatient packages and starts from £1200 for the remote and community packages.
Initial neurology and neuropsychiatry assessment is £2,000.
Joint neurology and neuropsychiatry follow up is £700.
Therapy team assessment cost: from £744
A Neurosurgery initial assessment ranges from £300-£800 depending on the reason for referral and length of appointment required. Mr Pereira will confirm the appointment length and cost once the referral information has been reviewed.
Follow up appointments are £250-£350.
We provide an integrated community-based programme where Brain & Mind senior therapists, neurologists and neuropsychiatrists provide supervision and support to a local team of therapists. This enables the provision of specialist care within a community setting.
Approx. £2,000-£3,000/month for Brain & Mind supervision and input.
Therapy and treatment is carried out remotely by our experienced senior clinicians.
The cost of this package can only be confirmed once we have been able to establish the level of input required. Depending on need, one or more therapy disciplines will provide a video-based specialist rehabilitation programme supported by neurology and neuropsychiatry.
Total estimated cost for three months of treatment = £10,700-14,300 (approx. £3,500- £4,500 per month)
Assessment
The cost of an initial assessment is £375.
The assessment lasts between 60-90 minutes and will determine suitability for the programme.
Treatment
The Brain & Mind specialist physiotherapy treatment programme is usually completed over five consecutive days – Monday to Friday. The treatment usually involves 9 sessions (2 sessions a day and one session on the final day).
Costs & payment
The total cost of the five-day intensive physiotherapy programme is £4,030 (approx. £806/day).
The total cost for the physiotherapy assessment and 5-day programme = £4,405 (approx. £806/day) – payment is required in full 1 week before the programme is due to start.
This therapy programme takes place within the specialist neurorehabilitation facilities of the Wellington Hospital which includes extensive rehabilitation gym facilities with assistive technologies, occupational therapy facilities, hydrotherapy.
An average of 3 therapy sessions are delivered per day, 4 days per week. These sessions are delivered by therapists with specialist expertise in management of neurological and neuropsychiatric illnesses including occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, physiotherapists, clinical psychologists both in individual sessions and joint sessions. These therapists are supported by therapy technicians and rehabilitation assistants and additional therapies such as music therapy and orthotics.
All rehabilitation is goal oriented and outcome measures are collected tailored to the patient’s presentation to demonstrate treatment effectiveness and progress. These outcome measures include symptom-related measures (e.g. objective assessments of mobility), self-reported measurements of mood, disability and quality of life, and assessment of outcomes against goals set at admission (e.g. goal attainment scaling).
We have an intensive programme of expert supervision that ensures a continuous focus on quality of treatment and early identification of problems. Therapists at the Wellington are supervised by senior therapists with very extensive experience of functional neurological disorder rehabilitation (Consultant occupational therapist, consultant neuropsychologist and consultant neurophysiotherapist) as well as by neurology and neuropsychiatry. At least one hour of weekly supervision is provided to each therapy discipline by supervisors. Consultant neurologists and neuropsychiatrists see patients weekly for individual follow up, provide weekly input into a multidisciplinary meeting and also attend a fortnightly multidisciplinary case conference where the patient, family and case managers can also attend.
We see patients weekly for individual follow up, provide weekly input into a multidisciplinary meeting and also attend a fortnightly multidisciplinary case conference where the patient, family and case managers also attend. Brief interim reports are provided at two and four weeks. If progress is not being made against goals, discussions with patients and funders will take place regarding cessation of the program of treatment. There is emergency medical cover provided for all the days that the programme is in operation. A medical treatment report and discharge summary is provided with recommendations and prognosis in addition to the multidisciplinary therapy report.
The overall costs for this program is £45,403 which includes the Wellington Hospital’s fees, Brain & Mind’s fees and all overheads for the six week duration of the programme. This cost does not include accommodation or meals during the program.
Total cost for the six week day patient programme = £45,403*.
*this excludes accommodation & travel
In addition to the day patient programme, the inpatient programme offers accommodation as well as additional treatment sessions. With its nursing support and comfortable disabled adapted individual rooms with ensuite wet rooms, we can accommodate patients who require hoist transfers and those with complex medical needs including feeding difficulties (nasogastric, PEG or total parenteral nutrition) and breathing difficulties (including tracheostomy).
An average of 3 therapy sessions are delivered per day, five to six days per week (Monday to Saturday).
The six-week therapy programme is set at a package price by The Wellington Hospital (HCA Healthcare) and can be provided upon request. It includes all the costs of use of the rehabilitation facilities, pre-programme assessment, all therapy input and a multidisciplinary therapy report and discharge summary.
Brain & Mind’s costs for this is £26,790 (£4,465/week) and includes all overheads for the six-week duration of the programme.
Total cost for the six week inpatient programme will be provided upon request.