Specialist urology clinics provide focused assessment for specific urological symptoms or concerns, such as a raised PSA, blood in the urine, urinary symptoms, recurrent infections, testicular lumps or kidney stones. Mr Neil Haldar’s clinics provide consultant-led assessment with investigations and follow-up coordinated through the same clinical team.
Mr Haldar runs rapid-access specialist urology clinics for patients from Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, West Hertfordshire, London and Oxfordshire. Investigation requirements and timing vary by clinical problem, but when diagnostic assessment is needed, clinics are designed to deliver consultant-led assessment, on-site diagnostics, and a clear plan within days rather than weeks.
The same consultant — Mr Haldar — sees you from initial consultation through diagnosis and any required treatment. There is no rotation through trainees, no handover between phases of care. If your assessment leads to a diagnosis requiring surgery or specialist treatment, continuity of care is maintained throughout.
Which urology clinic do I need?
Choose the clinic that best matches your concern.
For Men
| Your Concern | Clinic |
|---|---|
| Raised PSA blood test, or concerns about prostate cancer | Rapid Access PSA Clinic |
| Weak stream, hesitancy, getting up at night, urgency, frequency | Rapid Access LUTS Clinic |
| A lump or change in a testicle | Rapid Access Scrotal Lumps Clinic |
| Considering permanent contraception | Private Vasectomy Clinic |
For Men and Women
| Your Concern | Clinic |
|---|---|
| Blood in your urine, even once | Rapid Access Haematuria Clinic |
| Repeated urinary tract infections | Rapid Access Recurrent UTI Clinic |
| Known kidney stones or recurrent stone disease | Kidney Stones |
For Children and Adolescents
| Your Concern | Clinic |
|---|---|
| Foreskin problems, undescended testes, hydrocele, scrotal swelling, bedwetting | Paediatric Urology Clinic |
What “Rapid Access” Means in Practice
Across all eight clinics, you can expect:
| Initial consultation | Within 1–2 weeks of enquiry, usually much sooner |
| On-site diagnostics | Ultrasound, urine and blood tests at most clinic sites usually on the same day |
| Imaging (CT, MRI, prostate MRI) | CT, MRI and PET CT scans usually available within one week |
| Follow-up consultation with results and plan | Within the assessment window |
| Full diagnostic pathway | Typically 5–10 working days; up to 14 for complex prostate workups |
| Continuity of care | The same consultant from consultation through to treatment |
For urgent presentations — sudden severe pain, infection with obstruction, inability to pass urine, sudden severe testicular pain — please attend A&E or call 999. Private rapid access is for elective and post-acute care, not for active emergencies.
About Mr Neil Haldar
Mr Neil Haldar is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and previous Urology Cancer Lead at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, with over 20 years’ experience in urology — including more than 1,000 radical prostatectomies and 600 laparoscopic kidney cancer operations.
His private practice is built around three principles:
- Consultant continuity — the same consultant for every consultation, every test review, every procedure, and every follow-up
- Evidence-based, scope-clear care — the right technique for the patient, with transparent referral to specialist colleagues for procedures outside his practice
- Rapid access — diagnostic clarity within days, not weeks
GMC: 3683914 | BUPA Platinum Consultant | MBBS MD FRCS (Eng) FRCS (Urol)
Learn more about Mr Neil Haldar’s experience and qualifications.
Clinic Locations
Consultations are available at any of six clinic sites across Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, allowing you to choose the most convenient location for your appointment:
| Location | County | Full-Service | Same-Day Diagnostics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiltern Hospital, Great Missenden | Buckinghamshire | ✓ | ✓ |
| The Clementine Churchill Hospital, Harrow | Middlesex | ✓ | ✓ |
| Princess Margaret Hospital, Windsor | Berkshire | ✓ | ✓ |
| GenesisCare, Windsor | Berkshire | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shelburne Hospital, High Wycombe | Buckinghamshire | Consultation only | Arranged within the week |
| Beaconsfield Clinic | Buckinghamshire | Consultation (selected dates) | Arranged within the week |
The catchment includes south Oxfordshire (Henley, Thame, Wallingford), Buckinghamshire, West Hertfordshire and East Berkshire.
For patients seen at Shelburne Hospital or Beaconsfield Clinic, we arrange any procedures or imaging at one of the other full-service sites. Each clinic page sets out exactly which investigations and procedures are available at each site.
View all private urology clinic locations
What Happens After Diagnosis
If your assessment identifies a condition requiring treatment, you remain under Mr Haldar’s direct care. The aim is no handover, no waiting list jump, no loss of continuity between diagnosis and treatment.
Treatments delivered personally by Mr Haldar include:
- Robotic radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer (over 1,000 personal cases)
- Laparoscopic radical and partial nephrectomy for kidney cancer (over 600 personal cases)
- Open radical prostatectomy for complex prostate cancer cases
- Open kidney surgery for complex tumours
- TURP for benign prostatic enlargement
- TURBT and intravesical BCG/chemotherapy for bladder cancer
- Ureteroscopy and laser stone fragmentation for kidney and ureteric stones
- Radical orchidectomy for testicular cancer
- Hydrocele, varicocele, and other scrotal surgery
- Vasectomy
- Paediatric urological surgery (children aged 3 and over)
For procedures and conditions outside his practice, such as robotic partial nephrectomy, HoLEP for very large prostates, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, radical cystectomy, complex paediatric urology, and ablative therapies, Mr Haldar refers transparently to specialist tertiary colleagues, ensuring every patient is matched to the right specialist for their needs.
For detailed information about diagnoses and treatment options, see urological conditions and treatments.
Fees and Insurance
Mr Haldar is recognised by all major UK private health insurers, including:
- BUPA (Platinum Consultant)
- AXA Health
- Aviva
- Cigna
- Vitality Health
- WPA
- Standard Life
Private medical insurance may cover consultation, investigations and treatment, subject to your insurer, policy terms and prior authorisation. Patients should confirm cover with their insurer before treatment. Self-funding patients are also welcome at all clinics.
For indicative fees, see each clinic page — or the Fees and Insurance page for general information.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I be seen?
Most patients are seen within 1–2 weeks of enquiry, often sooner. Same-week appointments are routinely available — please mention urgency when booking. The full diagnostic pathway is typically completed within 5–10 working days, depending on the clinic.
Do I need a GP referral?
Many self-pay patients can self-refer. Most private medical insurers require a GP referral letter before authorising consultation or investigations — please check with your insurer before booking.
Will I see Mr Haldar himself, or a different doctor?
You will see Mr Haldar personally at every appointment. There is no rotation through trainees. If your assessment leads to a procedure or surgery, Mr Haldar performs it himself.
What if I need treatment that Mr Haldar doesn’t provide?
Mr Haldar takes a deliberately scope-clear approach to private practice — performing what he is high-volume in, and referring transparently to specialist colleagues for procedures outside his practice. This protects every patient by ensuring the right specialist for the right procedure. Examples of referral pathways include robotic partial nephrectomy, HoLEP for very large prostates, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, radical cystectomy, ablative therapies (cryoablation, RFA), and complex paediatric surgery.
Are these clinics suitable for emergencies?
No. For sudden severe testicular pain, severe renal colic with sepsis or anuria, inability to pass urine, or any urological emergency — please attend A&E or call 999. Private rapid access is designed for elective and post-acute care, not for active emergencies.
Do you see female patients?
Yes — three of the eight clinics (Haematuria, Recurrent UTI, Kidney Stones) routinely see women as well as men. The Paediatric Urology Clinic also sees girls
Where is surgery performed?
Surgery sites vary by procedure. Most prostate, kidney, bladder, stone, and scrotal surgery is performed at Chiltern Hospital, The Clementine Churchill Hospital or Princess Margaret Hospital. Vasectomy is performed at the Beaconsfield Clinic. At The Clementine Churchill Hospital and Princess Grace Hospital, London, I perform robotic radical prostatectomy where they have dedicated da Vinci robotic surgery facilities.
How do I book?
To arrange a consultation at any of the specialist clinics:
Please mention which clinic you are interested in when you call, or simply describe your concern and the secretary will direct you to the right pathway.
The Specialist Clinics
For full information on each clinic — including the pathway, what to expect, frequently asked questions, and indicative fees — see the dedicated pages:
- PSA Clinic — assessment of raised PSA, family history of prostate cancer, and prostate cancer risk
- Haematuria Clinic — assessment of blood in the urine, visible or microscopic
- LUTS Clinic — assessment of urinary symptoms in men and women
- Recurrent UTI Clinic — structured assessment and prevention for repeated urinary infections
- Scrotal Lumps Clinic — same-week assessment of testicular lumps with same-day ultrasound
- Kidney Stones Clinic — diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of kidney stones
- Private Vasectomy Clinic — consultant-led vasectomy under local anaesthetic
- Paediatric Urology Clinic — assessment of common urological conditions in children of all ages, with surgery available for children aged 3 and over
Mr Neil Haldar, MBBS, MD, FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Urol). Consultant Urological Surgeon, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. GMC No: 3683914.
