Refunds and Expiry of Prepaid Treatment Credit
If you have prepaid for treatment and are in an active course of care (your last appointment was within the previous 6 months), you may request a refund of any unused credit on your account.
Refund requests must be made in writing and must include your bank details, as we do not store this information from previous payments.
We will deduct any outstanding charges for treatment already provided, exercise sessions, equipment, and any fees for missed or late‑cancelled appointments (less than 24 hours’ notice) from your credit before processing the refund.
Eligible refunds will be processed within 10 working days of receiving your written request.
Use of credit after 6 months (no refund)
If your last visit was more than 6 months since your last visit, any remaining prepaid balance on your account becomes non‑refundable.
You can still use this credit towards future treatment with us, subject to clinical suitability at the time of booking.
You may also choose to transfer your remaining credit to a nominated family member or loved one, subject to our normal booking and clinical policies.
Expiry of unused credit after 6 years
If you do not attend any appointments for a continuous period of 6 years from your last visit, any remaining unused credit on your account will automatically expire and will no longer be available for treatment or refund.
Re‑starting treatment after a gap
If you return for treatment after a gap of 6 months or more, we may need to carry out a reassessment to ensure that treatment remains appropriate and safe.
This reassessment is charged at our standard Pay As You Go rate for the service booked. Treatment or rehabilitation is usually provided on the same day, where clinically appropriate.
A gap in treatment is treated as a new course of care. Refunds are only available on unused credit during the first 6 months of that active course, as set out above.
Your statutory rights
This policy applies to voluntary refunds and the expiry of unused prepaid credit.
It does not affect your statutory rights, including your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 where services are not provided with reasonable care and skill, or your cancellation rights for applicable distance (online or telephone) purchases.
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