am i legally entitled to a receipt upon payment

Hi,
I am attending a medical practitioner for ongoing treatment. Their policy is to issue receipts at the end of treatment. I would prefer to receive a receipt every time i hand over money so i can claim back immediately from my insurer.
Am i legally entitled to a receipt every time I pay or can they have a policy of not issuing receipts till the end of treatment?
I am 4 weeks into treatment of 6-8 sessions required.

As an aside, you can't immediately claim back money from your health insurer. Their normal policy is to pay at year end.

peteb said:

As an aside, you can't immediately claim back money from your health insurer. Their normal policy is to pay at year end.

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I get my money back from my insurer within 10 days of submitting my receipts

I am sure you can ask your doctor to issue you a receipt half way through.

It's a lot of paperwork to issue receipts for every visit, for you to submit multiple claims to your insurer, and for the insurer to process multiple claims.

Brendan

Brendan Burgess said:

I am sure you can ask your doctor to issue you a receipt half way through.

It's a lot of paperwork to issue receipts for every visit, for you to submit multiple claims to your insurer, and for the insurer to process multiple claims.

Brendan

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They are reluctant to issue receipts mid way. I would prefer to get my money back straight away rather than wait till the end to save on paperwork. I don't mind the paper work and for the money i pay my practitioner and insurance company they shouldn't either I am just wondering what the legal position is on this.