Making Scoliosis Treatment Accessible
Braced for Scoliosis is committed to making expert scoliosis treatment accessible by offering flexible payment options. Families can choose to pay upfront, spread costs over 2–12 months interest-free with PayItMonthly, or self-fund and reclaim costs through private health insurance.
Payment Options for Treatment at Braced for Scoliosis
Braced for Scoliosis is committed to providing expert care for adolescents and individuals with scoliosis. To make treatment as accessible as possible, we offer three payment options to suit different financial situations.
Available Payment Options:
- Self-Funding (Upfront Payment)
Patients can choose to pay for treatment and brace costs in full at the start of their treatment plan. - Self-Funding via PayItMonthly
Braced for Scoliosis has partnered with PayItMonthly, allowing patients to spread the cost of their treatment and Gensingen Brace over time with no interest charges. This option provides greater financial flexibility, ensuring that essential scoliosis care remains accessible. - Self-Funding, Then Reclaim via Insurance
Patients who have private health insurance may be able to reclaim treatment costs through their healthcare provider. Braced for Scoliosis will provide a full breakdown of costs and payment receipts to support insurance claims.
Insurance Information
Braced for Scoliosis does not invoice insurance companies directly. However, we provide all necessary documentation to assist in making a claim.
We are registered with the following insurance providers:
PayItMonthly – Flexible, Interest-Free Payment Plans
At Braced for Scoliosis, we believe that high-quality scoliosis care should be accessible to everyone. To support families, we have partnered with PayItMonthly, a trusted and highly rated payment provider, to offer interest-free payment plans. This allows patients – or the parents of adolescent patients – to spread the cost of treatment over manageable instalments with no hidden fees or extra charges.
With PayItMonthly, you can choose to split payments over 2 to 12 months, making scoliosis treatment easier to manage financially while ensuring your child receives the care they need.
- No interest – Spread the cost without paying more.
- Flexible instalments – Choose between 2 to 12 monthly payments.
- Instant decision – Get approved quickly with a simple application process.
If you’d like to discuss which payment option is best for you or your child, please speak to Sally at your appointment or contact info@bracedforscoliosis.co.uk.
Full PayItMonthly Terms and Conditions can be found here: https://payitmonthly.uk/legals/agreement-terms-and-conditions-customer.
Braced for Scoliosis
The Only UK Provider for the Gensingen Brace
We are the only UK provider for the Gensingen brace.
If you would like to explore this type of brace as an option for your child, you will need to have an image or copy of a recent x-ray of your child. We work with many consultants across the UK who support the parents desire to step away from the NHS standard brace who are looking for a better outcome and desire to avoid surgery.
It is however advisable that you are under the care of a consultant alongside this treatment, and we are able to collaborate with them.
If you would like to organise an initial assessment or would like to discuss this process further, please contact me.
Useful Links
Appointments
Appointments are available with me, Sally Hews at the Braced for Scoliosis clinic in Ashtead, Surrey.
Joint sessions with Schroth Therapist Debs Turnbull are available at ScoliosisUK clinic in Teddington. Please contact to arrange a joint appointment in Teddington.
Have a Question?
If you have any questions about treatment, whether you or your child are a suitable candidate, or anything else, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
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