Geriatric Medicine consultation fees in Hong Kong
What clinics say they charge, not what we think they charge.
What Geriatric Medicine doctors charge
Based on the 14 of 118 Geriatric Medicine clinics that list a consultation fee.
By district
Districts where at least 5 clinics list a fee.
| District | Clinics | Lowest | Median | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yau Tsim Mong District | 6 | $190 | $500 | $1,500 |
5 further districts have Geriatric Medicine clinics listing a fee, but too few to quote.
What a consultation fee covers
The fee buys the appointment: the doctor's time, an examination, and a diagnosis, prescription or referral. In Hong Kong's private system a general practitioner's quoted fee often includes a few days of dispensed medication. A specialist's usually does not.
What it does not cover
Blood tests, imaging, scopes and procedures are billed separately, as is anything done at a later appointment. So is a follow-up, which many clinics price differently from a first visit. Read the figure as the cost of getting through the door, not the cost of being treated.
Why some clinics show a range
Where a clinic lists two figures, both appear here. Clinics quote a range when the fee depends on how long the consultation runs or how complex it turns out to be. Neither number is an average — they are the two ends the clinic published itself.
These are private fees
Every figure on this page comes from a private clinic. Hospital Authority clinics charge on their own published government scale, which is not reflected here.
Common questions
- How much does a Geriatric Medicine doctor cost in Hong Kong?
- Across the 14 of 118 Geriatric Medicine clinics on ok.med that list a consultation fee, the median is HK$415. The lowest listed fee is HK$190 and the highest is HK$1,500. These are private consultation fees only, and exclude tests, procedures and medication.
- What does a Geriatric Medicine consultation fee include?
- It covers the consultation itself — the doctor's time, an examination, and a diagnosis, prescription or referral. Tests, imaging, procedures and follow-up visits are charged separately. A Hong Kong general practitioner's fee often includes a few days of medication; a specialist's usually does not.
Fees come from clinic listings and change without notice. Confirm the current fee with the clinic when you book.