Miss Rakhee Nayar treats both insured and self-paying patients for Mohs micrographic surgery, skin cancer removal and facial reconstruction.
Using private medical insurance
Recognition varies by insurer, by policy and by hospital, so the only reliable answer is the one your own insurer gives you. Please check with them before booking, and confirm with the clinic at the same time. It takes one phone call and it avoids the far more unpleasant discovery that a claim has been declined after treatment.
Ask your insurer specifically whether Miss Rakhee Nayar is recognised for the procedure you need, at the hospital where it will be carried out.
How to claim through your insurance
- Obtain a GP referral letter mentioning Miss Rakhee Nayar by name.
- Contact your insurer to request authorisation and confirm she is recognised under your policy. They will issue an authorisation code.
- Book your consultation using the authorisation code.
- Where possible, invoices are submitted directly to your insurer.
Any part of a claim your insurer does not cover, including any excess or shortfall, remains payable by you. Your policy documents set out what is and is not included.
Self-pay patients
You do not need insurance to be seen. Self-pay is available for consultations, Mohs surgery, lesion removal and facial reconstruction. Costs depend on the procedure, the site and the reconstruction required, so a written quote is provided once Miss Nayar has assessed you and knows what is involved. Please request one via the contact form or by calling the clinic.
Where you would be seen
Miss Nayar’s main private practice is at Circle Cheshire Clinic in Northwich. She also consults at Fairfield Independent Hospital and St Helens Hospital. Please confirm the location when booking, as this can affect both availability and your insurer’s authorisation.