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If I pay for private treatment, how will my NHS care be affected? (15 September 2022)

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Summary

You're still entitled to free NHS care if you choose to pay for additional private care. This guidance from the NHS outlines how receiving both private care might affect treatment on the NHS. It looks at the following points:

  • What does 'as clear a separation as possible' mean?
  • Receiving private and NHS care at the same time
  • What treatments can my doctor tell me about?
  • What if I have complications?
If I pay for private treatment, how will my NHS care be affected? (15 September 2022) https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/nhs-services-and-treatments/if-i-pay-for-private-treatmen…
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