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Choose a starting point
Begin with a treatment area, consultant or booking enquiry. The hospital team can guide you if you are unsure.
JACE Private Hospital
Specialist surgery, with a clearer path to treatment.
Explore specialist consultations, diagnostics and selected day-case procedures at JACE Private Hospital in Greysteel, serving patients across Northern Ireland and Ireland.
Consultant-led care Self-funded and insured Greysteel hospital
Treatments and procedures
Start with the specialty closest to what you need.
Guide prices are shown where published. Your consultant will confirm what is appropriate and explain any treatment-specific costs.
£250 consultation
Hand, wrist & elbow
Assessment and treatment for carpal tunnel, trigger finger, tennis elbow, wrist pain and other upper-limb conditions.
View pathway£250 consultation
Endoscopy & gastroenterology
Consultant-led gastroscopy, colonoscopy and flexible sigmoidoscopy for digestive health concerns.
View pathwayFrom £75 assessment
Venous surgery
Specialist assessment and minimally invasive treatment options for varicose veins and related symptoms.
View pathway£250 consultation
Urology
Consultations and selected procedures including cystoscopy, circumcision, hydrocele repair and vasectomy.
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Steroid joint injections
Targeted injections for suitable joint and soft-tissue conditions, following clinical assessment.
View pathwayFrom £175
Cervical screening
Private cervical screening and HPV testing in a calm, confidential hospital setting.
View pathwayFrom £99
Mole check
Specialist review of a single mole or a wider skin concern, with clear advice on any next step.
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General surgery
Consultant assessment for hernias, abdominal, breast and selected soft-tissue surgical concerns.
View pathwayDecisions before procedures
Not every consultation leads to surgery.
The first job is to understand what is causing the problem and which option best fits your health and priorities. That may be observation, further tests, non-surgical care or a procedure.
- A consultant assessment built around your symptoms and history
- A balanced explanation of surgical and non-surgical options
- Time to understand benefits, risks, recovery and likely costs
Consultation summary
A plan you can understand before deciding
Your concern
Symptoms, priorities and history
Clinical view
Examination and investigations
Your options
Including alternatives to surgery
Next step
Timing, recovery and transparent costs
How it works
From first enquiry to follow-up care.
A straightforward route, with a clinical decision at the centre of every step.
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Meet your consultant
Your symptoms, history, reports and priorities are reviewed before any treatment is recommended.
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Agree a treatment plan
You receive a clear explanation of the options, expected recovery, risks and costs before deciding.
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Treatment and aftercare
If you proceed, the hospital coordinates admission, treatment, discharge information and follow-up.
Accessing private care
Choose the route that works for you.
The hospital welcomes patients from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, with self-funded and insured options.
Self-funded care
Book privately and receive guide pricing before consultation, followed by a treatment-specific quote where required.
Self-funded informationPrivate health insurance
The team can help you understand the information your insurer may need before authorising consultation or treatment.
Insurance informationCross-border patients
Patients from the Republic of Ireland can enquire about travelling to Greysteel for private consultation and treatment.
Cross-border careAbout pricing: published figures are guides for selected consultations and treatments. The hospital will confirm your individual costs once the required pathway is understood.
Patient information
Know what to expect before you book.
Practical answers for patients considering a consultant appointment or treatment at Greysteel.
Preparing and going home
The hospital patient hub includes guidance on preparing for surgery, discharge, insurance and self-funded care.
Visit the patient hubYou can begin with a booking enquiry. The hospital team will confirm whether your chosen consultant requires a GP referral, recent results, scans or other clinical information before the appointment.
Appointments and enquiries
Not sure which specialty to choose?
Tell the hospital team what is concerning you. They can help identify the most appropriate consultant or treatment pathway before you book.
This service is for planned private consultations and treatment. If you have a medical emergency or severe rapidly worsening symptoms, contact emergency services or attend the nearest emergency department.