One contract.
Every practice pays less.
Each practice keeps its own way of working. The PCN gets the price only a group can negotiate.
The bigger the PCN, the lower the per-patient rate — and every member practice pays less than they would buying alone. Already running across 23 ICBs and 200+ practices.
Single network contract · Per-practice customisation · Back-dated PCN pricing
Scales down with group size.
Every member practice pays less than they would buying alone.
Single Practice
Standard rate
Primary Care Network
Network rate
Federation / Group
Sharper group rate
Why join as a PCN
You're in a PCN.
You don't need to work as one practice.
Being part of a PCN doesn't mean running every surgery the same way. Each practice keeps its own thresholds, its own cohorts, its own escalation rules. That's how primary care actually works — and it doesn't change because you signed a network contract.
A PCN contract isn't a clinical decision. It's a buying decision. Group together, pay less per patient, keep your own way of working.
The only thing your practices have to share is the invoice.
Federation or organisation-wide deal?
The bigger the group, the bigger the discount.
The discount scales with the size of the group. A larger PCN gets a sharper rate than a smaller one. A federation, super-partnership or multi-practice organisation gets a sharper rate again.
The bigger the numbers, the sharper the maths. Tell us about your group and we'll come back with a bespoke quote.
The offer
If one practice feels the benefit,
why not share it?
PCN sign-off can take months. Your inbox won't. Sign today as a single practice. If your PCN joins within three months:
Back-dated PCN rate
Your contract is credited the difference against future billing or another module.
Referral reward
You earn a referral fee for bringing the wider network into the group.
Where we are today
Already running across England.
ICBs
GP Practices
Patients Covered
Primary care network strategy
Worth a 30-minute conversation.
I'll walk you through what a network-wide deployment looks like, what the contracting structure is, and which practice we'd recommend starting with.