Carpal Tunnel Treatment near Chester & Wrexham
From a £350 injection to keyhole surgery or release — diagnosed by a Consultant Neurophysiologist and treated by a Consultant Hand surgeon, often within two weeks. No NHS waiting list.
from injection to keyhole
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Carpal tunnel syndrome causes numbness, tingling, pins and needles and nocturnal pain in the hand. At Bridge House Clinic we offer the full range of treatment — from injection to open release or keyhole (ultrasound-guided) surgery — all under one roof.
Diagnosed by a Consultant Neurophysiologist and treated by a Consultant Hand surgeon, with a nerve conduction study on-site. Most patients go from first call to treatment in two to four weeks.
Not sure which is right for you? Your consultant will recommend the best option at your assessment.
Carpal tunnel care, done properly.
Seen quickly, explained clearly.
“Got an appointment with the orthopaedic doctor really quickly — no long waiting times like elsewhere. The consultation was clear and helpful, and I finally feel like I have a proper plan.”
Tetyana S. · Google reviewExcellent patient care, and reassuringly clean facility. Staff took the time and trouble to explain the procedure thoroughly. Only took 6 days from consultation to procedure.
Consultant examines your hand and arranges a nerve conduction study if needed.
Results shown to you and your treatment options discussed in plain English.
Injection or surgery, booked to suit you — usually within 2–4 weeks.
Nurse check-up and physiotherapy support included.
What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
Carpal tunnel syndrome is compression of the median nerve at the wrist, causing tingling, pins and needles, numbness and night pain. Left untreated it can cause permanent nerve damage.
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Know the cost before you decide.
Every price is fixed and confirmed in writing before you book. Private insurance accepted.
A £50 deposit secures your appointment and comes off the total.
Book your assessment→How much does carpal tunnel surgery cost? +
£1,900 for open release or £2,500 for keyhole; a steroid injection is £350. All prices are confirmed in writing before you book.
How soon can I be treated? +
Usually within 2–4 weeks of your first call. Most of our patients are seen within two weeks.
Do I need a GP referral? +
No. You can book your carpal tunnel assessment directly with us.
Open or keyhole — which is better? +
Keyhole means a smaller scar, less tissue trauma and faster recovery. Open release is equally effective and is what we offer if keyhole isn't suitable. Your consultant will advise what's right for you.
Will my insurance cover it? +
We work with AXA, Bupa, Vitality, WPA and Healix — and bill them directly. Get in touch if you have a different provider.
Ready to book?
Your carpal tunnel assessment is £200. Surgery follows 2–4 weeks later once your treatment plan is agreed.