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Medical
examinations for HGV and PSV
licences and for pre-employment are
not paid for by the NHS. Some
insurance forms such as the
certificates for elderly drivers
insurance appear simple but need a
full medical examination for their
completion.
Examinations of this nature take
time and therefore a fee has to be
charged. A special appointment will
be required and the fee is payable
by the patient at the time of the
examination.
Examinations for life insurance
companies will also need a special
appointment. Life insurance medical
examinations are undertaken by the
doctors during the week. They can
take up to 1 hour to complete. The
fee in this case is usually paid by
the life insurance company
concerned.
Forms Requiring Signature
The number of forms doctors are
being asked to complete is growing
rapidly. In some cases someone other
than the doctor can sign the form
for you.
Passport Applications – The doctor
is only allowed to sign a passport
application if he has known you
personally for two years.
Insurance Claim Forms – Private
Medical Insurance claim forms can be
signed by your specialist.
School Certificates – Certificates
for school should be signed by a
parent or guardian.
Holiday Cancellation – Holiday
cancellation insurance does not need
a doctor’s letter – it needs an
official claim form obtainable from
your insurers (a doctor does need to
fill a part of it in).
A fee is normally charged for
completion of these forms by the GP.
Please ask at reception for details.
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