Appointments

Contact & booking

Private appointment, self-pay, insured patient and GP referral information for Spencer Private Hospitals Ashford.

Appointments

Spencer Private Hospitals Ashford

Private secretary: Elizabeth Hollingsbee

Telephone: 01843 234551 Email the private secretary Book / view Spencer profile ↗ Doctify profile & reviews ↗

Published consultation fees

Self-pay

£250
First consultation

£150
Follow-up consultation

These are currently published consultation fees. Tests, procedures, hospital and anaesthetic fees are separate and should be confirmed before treatment.

Self-pay pathway

Contact the secretaryAsk for a private appointment with Mr Omakobia.
Attend consultationAssessment and discussion of the appropriate next step.
Investigations if neededFor example endoscopy, imaging or hearing tests where clinically indicated.
Written plan & costsIf treatment or surgery is proposed, obtain the relevant provider quotation before proceeding.

Insured pathway

Contact your insurer before booking if required by your policy. You may need a GP referral, membership/policy number and a pre-authorisation code. Mr Omakobia's current public profiles list Bupa/Bupa Fee Assured, AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA and Allianz Worldwide Care among insurer entries. He has also confirmed recognition by Healix Health Insurance as of 2 September 2026. Individual policy cover must still be checked.

Information for GPs and referring clinicians

Suggested referral content: clinical question; duration and severity of symptoms; previous medical treatment and response; relevant comorbidities (including asthma/allergy where relevant); anticoagulant/antiplatelet treatment; previous ENT surgery; relevant imaging, audiology or test results; and insurer authorisation details where applicable. For watery-eye / DCR referrals, please include any prior ophthalmic or lacrimal assessment and history of dacryocystitis where available.

For patient-identifiable information, please use your usual secure clinical referral route or contact the private secretary to confirm the appropriate secure destination. Avoid sending sensitive patient information through an unsecured channel.

Urgent care: This private practice contact route is not an emergency service. For severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, significant bleeding, breathing difficulty, visual symptoms or neurological symptoms, seek urgent NHS assessment.