Bringing a claim against a private healthcare provider
The process for bringing a claim against private treatment providers can be slightly different compared to bringing a claim against the NHS as there may be additional grounds on which you can bring the claim. For example, you may have signed a contract with the private treatment provider for your treatment. An example of this would be cosmetic surgery or bariatric surgery or it may be a contract or agreement you have signed for laser eye surgery or dental treatment such as implants. The contract or agreement may stipulate the care you should expect to receive and so it may be possible to put forward allegations regarding these where that care has not been provided.
Our team of specialist clinical negligence solicitors are able to assess if you have a claim and give you the advice and guidance on the process of bringing a claim to ensure you recover compensation for your or your loved one’s injuries. We have brought a number of claims against private healthcare providers and are experienced in dealing with the contractual issues that can arise in these types of claim. We are also experienced in dealing with private treatment providers that may have closed down such as a clinic closing or changing identities and with individual doctors and surgeons that may have moved away from the UK to work in other countries.
Contact our private healthcare negligence solicitors
At Stephensons our solicitors understand the complexities of private healthcare negligence cases. If you have been affected by negligence in a private hospital, GP, surgeon or other private healthcare setting, our skilled medical negligence solicitors are here to provide expert legal advice. For an initial consultation, contact us today by calling us or by filling out our online contact form. We're committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome.