Transparent pricing · 2026
Price list
Clear, upfront fees for every step of your care — from assessment to ultrasound-guided injection. Most patients are seen, scanned and treated in a single visit. Prices are indicative starting fees; your exact quote will be confirmed at the time of booking.
Consultations & assessment
Senior clinician-led MSK assessment — typically the first step in your care pathway.
- £75
Physiotherapy treatment with initial assessment (45 mins)
- £150
Initial physiotherapy with ultrasound scan
- £60
Physiotherapy follow-up (30 mins)
Diagnostic MSK ultrasound scans
High-resolution real-time imaging — included as part of the one-stop assessment & injection appointment. No GP letter required.
- £150
Diagnostic MSK ultrasound scan — stand-alone (1 joint / 30 mins)
- Included
Written report by email
Ultrasound-guided steroid (cortisone) injections
Rapid relief for arthritis, bursitis and tendonitis — placed under live ultrasound for millimetre accuracy.
- £275
MSK ultrasound scan + corticosteroid injection (1 joint / body part, 45 mins)
Most popular
- £400
Combined joint aspiration + steroid injection with ultrasound scan
- £350
Hip joint injection
Hyaluronic acid (HA) gel injections
Long-acting lubrication for osteoarthritis — typically 6–12 months of relief per course. All HA injections are performed under live ultrasound guidance.
- £350
Ostenil Plus injection + MSK ultrasound scan
- £380
Durolane injection with ultrasound scan
- £450
Biolevox with MSK ultrasound scan (highest dose)
- £450
Cingal injection with ultrasound scan (combination steroid + hyaluronic acid)
- £550
Sinogel with ultrasound scan (hyaluronic acid + chondroitin sulphate)
- £2,250
Arthrosamid injection with ultrasound scan (single knee joint)
Advanced & regenerative injections
When cortisone isn't the answer — biological options to repair tendons, ligaments and early-arthritic joints.
- £250
Prolotherapy injection and ultrasound scan
- £400
MSK ultrasound scan + shoulder calcification barbotage
- £400
MSK ultrasound scan + shoulder hydrodistension (frozen shoulder)
- £400
MSK ultrasound scan + ganglion aspiration
Spinal & specialist injections
Image-guided spinal and soft-tissue injections for back, pelvic and chronic regional pain.
- £400
Coccyx injection
- £400
Sacroiliac joint injection
- £550
Facet joint injections (two levels)
- £750
Caudal epidural
- £400
Trigger point injections
Shockwave therapy
Medical-grade ESWT for chronic tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis and calcific shoulder pain. Most patients need a course of 3–6 sessions, 7–10 days apart.
- £70 – £160
Single shockwave session
- from £210
Course of 3 sessions
- from £400
Course of 6 sessions
Home visits & extras
Expert MSK care brought to you across Oxford and the surrounding villages.
- from £150
Home visit assessment (Oxford)
- from £110
Home visit follow-up
- from £45
Detailed report for GP / consultant / insurer
All prices are inclusive of clinician time, consumables and a follow-up plan. Drug costs for premium HA brands may be quoted separately at the time of booking. If you plan to claim through private medical insurance, please check your policy details with your insurer first and bring any authorisation or membership details to your appointment.
How our pricing works
Every fee on this page is a fully-inclusive price. It covers the clinician's time, the diagnostic ultrasound scan where relevant, all consumables (needles, dressings, standard-dose medication), a written summary of findings, and a follow-up review to check on your progress. You will never be surprised by an add-on charge after your appointment. If your treatment plan needs to change on the day — for example the scan reveals a different structure is the pain generator — we will always talk through the revised plan and cost before proceeding.
Most patients complete their assessment, ultrasound scan and (if appropriate) ultrasound-guided injection in a single 45-minute appointment. This "one-stop" pathway saves you a return visit and typically works out cheaper than the same service billed separately by a hospital outpatient department.
Insurance & payment
We welcome self-pay patients and can provide detailed invoices suitable for insurance reimbursement claims. If you plan to claim through an insurer, please check your policy details with them first and bring any authorisation or membership details to your appointment. Where your policy allows direct billing, we will do our best to arrange this on your behalf.
Self-pay patients can settle by card, bank transfer or contactless payment at the clinic. No GP referral is required for any of our services and we welcome patients from across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and the surrounding counties.
Frequently asked pricing questions
Why is the ultrasound-guided injection more expensive than a blind injection?
A guided injection includes a full diagnostic ultrasound scan (typically £150 on its own), longer clinician time, and the precision needed to place medication into a target structure only a few millimetres wide. Published evidence shows guided injections are more accurate and more effective than landmark-based ones for most joints and tendons.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. We are a self-referral clinic and see the vast majority of patients directly. If you'd like us to write to your GP with our findings we're happy to — a full report is included at no extra cost.
Can I claim on my private medical insurance?
We can provide detailed invoices and procedure codes suitable for insurance reimbursement claims, but coverage varies by policy. We recommend contacting your insurer before booking to confirm what they will reimburse.
What if the scan shows I don't need an injection?
You'll only be charged the scan-and-consultation fee (£150), not the combined injection price. We only recommend an injection when the evidence and clinical picture support it.
Are there any discounts for a course of shockwave therapy?
Yes. Packages of 3 or 6 sessions are priced below the single-session rate, and we bundle the loading rehab plan into the course price.
How long does an injection last?
Steroid injections typically give 6–12 weeks of relief; hyaluronic acid injections 6–12 months; Arthrosamid is intended to give durable relief beyond 3 years. Individual response varies and we'll discuss realistic expectations at your consultation.
What's included at every appointment
- Full musculoskeletal history and clinical examination by a senior clinician.
- High-resolution diagnostic ultrasound scan where indicated.
- Written explanation of the diagnosis and all treatment options.
- Ultrasound-guided injection (when appropriate) using single-use sterile equipment.
- Personalised rehabilitation plan and clear aftercare advice.
- Complimentary follow-up review call to monitor your response.
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a free 15-minute call with a clinician — we'll guide you to the right pathway.
Getting here
Easy to reach — and easy to park
We're in Elms Parade, Botley, just a few minutes from Oxford city centre with excellent transport links.
Free parking
2 hours free, right outside
Park directly in front of the clinic in the Elms Parade car park — 2 hours free for patients, no app or ticket needed for short visits.
From Oxford Railway Station
Approx. 1.5 miles (8 min by taxi, 20 min walk). Head west on Botley Road, continue straight across the A34 flyover into Westway, then turn right into Elms Parade.
Nearest bus stop
Elms Parade (Stop B1) — directly outside the clinic. Served by routes 4, 4A, 4B and 4C from Oxford city centre (every 10–15 min).
By car
Junction 8/9 of the A34, exit toward Botley. Postcode OX2 9LG for sat-nav.