26 November 2020
The NJR monitors the performance of hip, knee and shoulder joint replacement operations to improve clinical outcomes for…
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Call our customer advisers
We can talk you through all aspects of getting treatment at Spire Sussex Hospital from treatments and prices to choosing a consultant and booking an appointment with us.
Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.
Step 2
Book an initial consultation
You can discuss your condition and available treatment options at an initial consultation with your chosen consultant. You won't always need a GP referral but we'll let you know when you make your appointment.
Your consultant may suggest you have some initial tests or scans to help with diagnosis. Both the initial consultation and tests at this stage are charged separately to the cost of any treatment needed.
Step 3
Arrange a treatment date
Following the initial consultation, we can offer you a single, fixed price* quote which will cover all your treatment costs so you won't get any unexpected bills or charges.
When you’re ready to go ahead, we'll arrange a convenient treatment date for you.
We accept payment by credit card, debit card or bankers’ draft. If you want to spread the cost of treatment, you could be eligible for interest free finance or an alternative medical loan through Omni Capital Retail Finance. They may be able to quickly and easily help you arrange a finance plan to suit your individual circumstances. Call our customer advisers on 01424 757455 for representative examples or details of how to apply for finance. Acceptance subject to credit status.
Learn more about medical loansYou can book appointments online and we offer 30 minute appointments giving you plenty of time to discuss your concerns.
Find out more26 November 2020
The NJR monitors the performance of hip, knee and shoulder joint replacement operations to improve clinical outcomes for…