§ Mr. Paul Deanasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if she will give details of the increases in capital and
CHARGES FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS FROM 1ST APRIL 1975 Daily charge for private resident patients who have not made arrangements under Section 1(2) for private treatment (i.e. where patient does not pay fee for consultant's or doctor's service) Daily charge Jar private resident patients who have made arrangements under Section 1(2) for private treatment (i.e. where. patient pays fee to consultant or doctor) Class according to classification dated March 1974 Single room Other Accommodation (i.e. shared by two or more patients) Single room Other Accommodation £ £ £ £ Class A Long-Stay hospitals (other than hospitals in Classes D and E) 15.50 (10.20) 14.10 (9.40) 14.80 (9.80) 13.40 (8.90) Class B Psychiatric hospitals (other than hospitals in Classes D and E) 9.80 (6.60) 8.90 (6.00) 9.30 (6.30) 8.50 (5.70) Class C Acute and other hospitals (other than hospitals in Classes D and E) 28.00 (18.50) 25.50 (16.90) 26.80 (17.70) 24.30 (16.10) Class D London teaching hospitals (as at 31st March1974) 39.30 (26.30) 35.90 (24.10) 37.10 (24.70) 33.70 (22.50) Class E Provincial teaching hospitals and University hospitals (as at 31st March1974) 33.00 (22.10) 30.20 (20.20) 31.20 (20.80) 28.30 (18.90) NOTE: 1974–75 charges in brackets.