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What it costs
Sexual Health prices
The price you see is the price you pay. There is no consultation fee on top and no bill afterwards you weren't expecting. Where a price isn't listed it depends on what's involved, so we'll quote you before anything goes ahead.
| Service | Appointment | Price |
|---|---|---|
| STI Testing | 15 minutes | Ask us |
Where and how soon
- 159 Princes Avenue, Hull
- HU5 3DL, with parking on the avenue. Easy to reach from Hull city centre, Cottingham, Beverley and Hessle.
- Usually seen within days
- Often the same day. No registration, no referral and no waiting list - you don't need to leave your NHS GP.
- A real, inspected clinic
- Registered with the CQC - the independent watchdog that inspects healthcare - and staffed by doctors on the official GMC register. Not an agency or a booking platform.
Spread the cost with Clearpay
Pay in four instalments using a Clearpay card, which works like any other card. Available in clinic - set up your Clearpay account first, then just ask at reception.
Not sure which one you need? Tell us what's going on and we'll point you at the right appointment - or tell you if you don't need one.
Common questions
Sexual Health, answered
- Is it confidential?
- Yes. You are a private patient, so nothing goes on your NHS record unless you ask us to share it. We will not contact your GP without your say-so.
- How quickly can I be tested?
- Usually within days of ringing, and often the same week. There is no referral to arrange and no waiting list.
- What does it cost?
- It depends which tests you need. Chlamydia and gonorrhoea together are £62, HIV from £19 and syphilis from £28. Reception will price it before you commit to anything.
- How long after exposure should I test?
- It varies by infection - some show up within days, others take weeks to become detectable. Ring us and we will tell you when testing will actually give you a reliable answer rather than testing too early.
- What happens if a test is positive?
- A clinician explains the result and what it means. Where treatment is appropriate we can arrange it, and we will talk through telling partners if that applies.
- Should I use the NHS instead?
- If you can get an NHS sexual health appointment in a timeframe that works for you, it is free and it is a good service. People come to us when they want to be seen sooner, or want it kept entirely separate from their NHS record.