WARRINGTON and Halton Hospitals NHS Trust Foundation is set to increase the number of procedures it offers to patients in private.
The selection scheme of my trust was launched back in 2013, but "cheap, self-service pay" is now extended.
New treatments offered to patients who have been rejected for NHS procedures include hip and knee replacement, cataracts and tonsillectomy, and breast extensions and reductions.
The activity will take place at Warrington Hospital, Halton Hospital and the Cheshire and Merseyside Treatment Center.
Warrington and Halton Hospitals said the service would provide "convenient and convenient access" to health for patients, creating additional income for trust through its disposable capacity.
CEO Mel Pickup said: "We have seen many changes in the NHS over the last five years and commissioners are challenged more than ever to ensure that they invest scarce resources in the most efficient manner.
"The procedures of clinical low priority do not mean low value to our patients, and we are pleased to be able to make a large number available at a truly affordable price at their local hospital by our highly trusted NHS staff.
"My choice is by the NHS, for the NHS."
Patients who pay for their treatments will not receive special rights to join the same waiting list as NHS patients.
The "significant" expansion of the program includes procedures that are no longer available in the NHS, and an additional option for patients classified as "low clinical priority" by representatives in the "part" of the cost of private providers.
Private treatments are priced between £ 1,072 and £ 8,447.
Patients will continue to refer their family doctor to undergo procedures under my choice.
A complete list of treatments is available under my choice and their costs:
Consultations – £ 180
Removal of adenoids – £ 1,931
Ear pin – £ 2,331
Income of grommets – £ 1,646
Urinary incontinence – 2,292 pounds
Rhinoplasty – £ 2,767
Removal of hemorrhoids skin tags – 1,319 pounds
Surgical treatment of hernias without symptoms – 2,541 pounds
Expansion and itching – £ 1,187
Eyelid surgery – £ 1,878
Removal of the lesion in the eyelid – £ 1,276
Cataract surgery – £ 1,624
Removal of eyelid cyst – £ 1,276
Circumcision – £ 2,000
Elimination of male sterilization – £ 2,303
Surgery for Prostatism – £ 2,297
Breast reduction – £ 3,720
Breast Enlargement – £ 3,720
Removal of silicone breast implants – 2,164 pounds
Removing and replacing silicone breast implants – 3,720 pounds
Chest lift – £ 3,720
Surgical surgery of nipple reversal – £ 1,387
Hair removal treatments – £ 1,048
Combined treatment of radio inflammation in the clinic for the treatment of back pain – 1,526 pounds
Internal facial injection – £ 1,358
Epidural injection – £ 1,072
Trigger finger analysis – £ 1,777
Contract Dupuytren – £ 1,805
Knee replacement surgery – £ 7,179
Update knee replacement surgery – £ 8,447
Arthroscopy of the knee – 2,479 pounds
The knee arthroscopic washout and removal of loose debris – £ 1,352
Hip replacement surgery – £ 7,060
Update hip replacement surgery – £ 8,447
Hip regeneration – £ 7,060
Hip Arthroscopy – £ 2,843
Carpal tunnel syndrome – £ 1,577
Removal of ganglion cysts – £ 1,777
Wart removal and treatment – £ 1,904
Morton Neuroma Resection – 2,160 lbs
The following treatments are also offered on My Choice, but patients should contact Trust for more information:
Removal of minor skin lesions
Lipoma Removal
Surgical treatments for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding
Surgical surgery of scars
Joint merger
Joint steroid injections
