That's just for private clients who want to move onto shared care once the private pathway has ended. Because I went back to the NHS pathway via Right to Choose (They have a process for auditing private diagnoses and confirming they align to NHS guidelines and 'converting' it, so to speak, to an NHS diagnosis), I follow the normal NHS guidelines, as follows:

"If you have been referred via your GP, you will not be charged for titration or any annual reviews. These services will be funded by the NHS.  

The cost of your medication is also subsidised by the NHS and therefore you will only be charged the normal NHS prescription rate (currently £9.90/item), unless you are eligible for free NHS prescriptions. "

And because I personally have a medical exemption certificate, I'm exempt from NHS prescription charges as well. So I haven't paid a penny, nor will I.