Private obstetrics and gynaecology consultation fees 2026: first and follow-up fees compared at 7 Hong Kong hospitals and medical centres

How much do hospitals charge for obstetrics and gynaecology consultations?

The table lists the obstetrics and gynaecology outpatient consultation fees published on the websites of some private hospitals and medical centres this site checked, not all institutions in Hong Kong. For clinics other than private hospitals, ask the clinic directly about fees.

Compiled by this site: of the 7 institutions, 4 list a follow-up fee, 2 do not distinguish between first and follow-up visits, and 1 lists only the first consultation in its fee schedule. The highest fee published in the table is HK$3,000, the cap for the Professor grade at CUHK Medical Centre.

How this list was put together: an institution is listed when it publishes this fee on its own website and this site has checked the figures against that fee schedule. The rows are in a fixed order, not in order of price; this site does not recommend any institution, the order says nothing about quality, and the list is not every institution in Hong Kong.

Obstetrics and gynaecology fees, hospital by hospital

Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: HK$1,500; Follow-up: HK$800 (a facility fee is charged separately for doctors not based at the hospital; medicines etc. charged separately; effective 7 July 2026).

Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Tsuen Wan obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: HK$600 per consultation; Follow-up: first and follow-up visits not distinguished (medicines, laboratory tests etc. charged separately; effective 1 August 2026).

CUHK Medical Centre obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: specialist / Assistant Professor grade HK$1,000 to HK$2,000, Professor grade HK$1,500 to HK$3,000; Follow-up: fee schedule lists first consultation only (fee depends on the doctor's grade; medicines etc. charged separately; version of 1 October 2026).

Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: HK$1,200 to HK$1,500; Follow-up: HK$1,000 to HK$1,200 (Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinic; medicines, laboratory tests etc. charged separately).

The Specialists Day Procedure Centre obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: HK$900; Follow-up: HK$650 (medicines charged separately).

Hong Kong Baptist Hospital obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: HK$800 (only one consultation fee listed); Follow-up: first and follow-up visits not distinguished (Obstetrics and Gynaecology Centre; updated 1 October 2025).

Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital obstetrics and gynaecology fees: First consultation: up to HK$1,900 (up to HK$2,300 if extended because of the patient's condition); Follow-up: up to HK$1,300 (up to HK$1,900 if extended because of the patient's condition) (Obstetrics & Gynaecology Centre; fee cap for appointments in office hours, for the hospital's own doctors only; fees outside office hours or for emergency consultations are adjusted separately; medicines charged separately; effective 1 August 2026).

What else do I pay besides the consultation fee?

Most hospitals state that medicines are charged separately, and tests, investigations and minor procedures are also charged by item. Some hospitals charge a separate facility fee, for example Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road charges an extra HK$500 per 30 minutes for consultations with doctors not based at the hospital.

For what each specialty's quotation includes, see private specialist consultation fees overview.

What are public outpatient fees and waiting times?

From 1 January 2026, Eligible Persons pay HK$250 per attendance at Hospital Authority specialist outpatient clinics and HK$20 per drug item (charged in units of 4 weeks), with some pathology tests and non-emergency radiology examinations charged separately.

Booking requires a referral letter issued within the past three months by a locally registered doctor, and cases wait according to their classification as urgent, semi-urgent or stable.

From October 2025 to September 2026, the median waiting time for stable new cases in Hospital Authority Gynaecology was 18 to 54 weeks by cluster (about 4 to 12 months). The Hospital Authority publishes figures under ‘Gynaecology’ and does not list obstetrics separately.

For figures by cluster, see Gynaecology public waiting times.

Common misunderstandings

‘The fee published online is the total cost of one visit’: not so. The published fee is generally only the doctor's consultation fee; medicines are generally charged separately, tests, investigations and minor procedures are charged by item, and some hospitals charge a facility fee.

‘The fees for the same specialty at the same hospital are all the same’: not necessarily. Some hospitals list different fees by doctor grade, resident or visiting doctor, and consultation session.

What should I ask before booking?

How much are the first consultation and the follow-up? What grade is the doctor?

Does the fee include medicines? How are medicines charged, and for how many days' supply?

What tests might be needed this time, and about how much do they cost?

Is there a facility fee or any other charge? Are evening or holiday consultations more expensive?

Does the hospital accept my medical insurance, can it bill the insurer directly, and is a referral letter needed?

Frequently asked questions