Fees and Insurance for Allergy Care

We believe everyone should have access to expert allergy care. That's why we work with leading insurance providers and offer transparent self-funding options, making it straightforward to access Professor Lack and our specialist team's evidence-based treatments and personalised care.

Consultation and testing fees

Initial appointments
First consultation with Professor Lack or a Senior Consultant:
£360
Comprehensive follow-up consultation:
£280
Diagnostic testing
Skin prick testing: 

£240
Exhaled nitric oxide assessment: 

£120
Spirometry evaluation:
£140

Insurance partners

We collaborate with leading insurance providers to make specialist allergy care accessible. Our established partnerships include those listed below, but we often work with other insurers too. If you don't see your provider listed, please contact our team to discuss your coverage:
Insurance Provider
Provider Code
Bupa
03112500
WPA
55764
Cigna
M103203
Aviva
600000095

Using your insurance

Before your appointment:
Contact your insurance provider to confirm coverage
Obtain pre-authorisation
Check if you have any excess to pay
Have your membership details ready
Please provide your insurance details and pre-authorisation when booking.
Self-funding options
We accept all major debit and credit cards (excluding American Express). Payment is required before or on the day of your appointment.
Bank transfer
For your convenience, we accept bank transfers. Our team will provide banking details - please include your invoice number as a payment reference.
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Specialist treatments

Immunotherapy
We offer advanced immunotherapy treatments for various allergies, including:
Pollen allergies
Pet dander sensitivities
Respiratory allergens (dust mites, cladosporium, alternaria)
Immunotherapy costs vary based on your specific treatment plan. You'll need an initial assessment and diagnostic testing to determine the most appropriate course of treatment. Please contact our team for detailed pricing information.

Frequently asked questions

Does Professor Lack see NHS patients?
LACK Clinic is a private practice and does not currently offer NHS appointments. However, we understand that accessing specialist care is important - please contact our team to discuss the various options available for funding your treatment.
Does private health insurance cover allergy testing at LACK Clinic?
Most UK private health insurers cover consultations and testing at LACK Clinic. Coverage varies by policy. We work with major providers including Bupa, WPA, Cigna and Aviva. We recommend checking your specific policy coverage for allergy tests and treatments.
How do I get pre-authorisation for my appointment with Professor Lack?
Contact your insurer before booking to
  • Explain you're seeing Professor Lack or a Senior Consultant for allergy care
  • Request authorisation for consultation
  • Confirm coverage for diagnostic tests
  • Obtain your pre-authorisation code
  • Share this code when booking
What happens if my insurance doesn't cover the full cost of treatment?
We aim to make costs as clear as possible from the start. If there's a gap between your insurance coverage and the treatment costs, or if your policy has an excess, our team will explain this clearly and help you understand your options. We're always happy to provide detailed breakdowns of any fees to help you plan ahead.
Is immunotherapy covered by private health insurance?
Coverage varies between providers and policies. Some insurers cover complete treatment courses, while others may have limitations. We recommend discussing immunotherapy coverage specifically with your insurer before starting treatment.
Can I use multiple insurance policies to cover different aspects of my treatment?
Yes, in some cases you can use different insurance policies (for example, combining workplace and personal insurance) to cover various aspects of your treatment. Our administrative team can help you understand how to coordinate multiple policies effectively.
What documentation do I need to provide for insurance coverage?
You'll need to provide:
  • Your insurance membership number
  • Pre-authorisation code
  • Policy details
  • Any excess information
  • GP referral letter (if required by your insurer)
Are follow-up appointments covered by insurance?
Most insurance policies cover follow-up appointments, but the number of covered sessions may vary. Some policies have annual limits or require new pre-authorisation for ongoing care. We recommend checking your policy details for specific information about follow-up care.
What about insurance coverage for children?
Children need to be named on your insurance policy or have their own coverage. Many family policies cover paediatric allergy testing and treatment. Some insurers have specific requirements for children's care - please check these details when arranging coverage.

Got more questions about fees or insurance?

Our friendly administrative team is here to help you understand all aspects of funding your care. Whether you need guidance with insurance coverage, would like to discuss payment options, or have questions about specific treatment costs, we're here to make things clear and straightforward.
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