No, you do not need a GP referral to book a scan through Skannr. Our platform supports selfreferral, allowing you to book directly based on your personal health needs or concerns.
X-Ray
Booking a private X-ray has never been more convenient. With our extensive network of over 100 scanning centers across the UK, we provide you with a comprehensive overview of available options. You can easily compare prices, locations, and services to find the best fit for your needs. Our goal is to simplify the process, ensuring you have access to the care you require without any hassle.
Nationwide clinic coverage
Radiologist report included
Fast booking to scan time
No hidden fees
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How it works?
1
Choose Scan
Choose a type of scan and body part depending on your symptoms. Enter your postcode to find your nearest scan provider from hundreds of our trusted providers.
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Book Appointment
Choose your preferred appointment time and place your order. Our expert doctors will then contact you to finalise your scan details.
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Attend Your Scan
Attend your agreed scan appointment at your chosen location. We handpick our scan providers to offer you the highest quality scans and reports.
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Receive report
Your report is uploaded to your profile. We also provide free access to Translaited- Our partnered provider of user friendly translated medical reports.
What are x-rays
used for?
X-ray scans are used to examine a variety of medical conditions and symptoms, such as arthritis, fractures, tumors, and more.
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Broken Bones
X-rays are frequently used to detect bone fractures and breaks, including those around joints, as well as joint dislocations.
Identifying Tumors
X-ray images can reveal both benign (non-cancerous) and malignant (cancerous) tumors in the bones. Additionally, mammograms, which are a specific type of X-ray, are utilized to detect breast cancer.
Organs and Soft Tissue Scans
X-rays can help identify conditions such as lung cancer, pneumonia, heart failure, and issues related to swallowing or the digestive tract.
Guidance During Procedures
In some cases, X-ray imaging is employed to assist during surgical procedures, catheter placements, or injections of medications into the joints.
What are X-ray scans used for?
X-ray scans are primarily used to create images of bones, joints, and some soft tissues. They are helpful for diagnosing conditions such as fractures, arthritis, tumors, and lung diseases. X-rays can also assist in guiding certain medical procedures.
Is there any radiation exposure during an X-ray?
Yes, X-ray scans involve exposure to a small amount of ionising radiation. However, the dose is generally low and poses minimal risk. Your healthcare provider will discuss any potential risks with you and ensure that the benefits of the scan outweigh those risks.
How long does an X-ray appointment take?
An X-ray appointment typically lasts around 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the number of images needed and the area being examined. The actual scan itself is usually quick, often taking just a few minutes.
When can I expect to receive my X-ray results?
After your X-ray is performed, a radiologist will review the images and provide a report. You can generally expect to receive your results within a few days.
X-Ray Scan Costs
When you choose Skannr.com for your X-Ray, you’re opting for complete care from start to finish, with prices beginning at £100.
The final cost depends on the rates set by the scanning centers, giving you a range of options to suit your budget while ensuring top-tier medical service
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X-Ray Scan
Starting from
£100
Fast, hassle-free booking.
Choose your time and location.
CQC-approved, top-rated centres.
Radiologist report included.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Frequently Asked
Questions
If you have any questions about booking an X-Ray scan with us, visit our FAQ guide.
Can't see an answer to your question? Our friendly patient care team are happy to help.
- Results will be securely sent to you via email or through our online portal. You will receive instructions on how to access and interpret your results after your scan.
- The booking price covers the cost of the scan, radiologist review, and a digital report with your results. Additional consultations may incur extra charges
- Most scans take between 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the type of scan and the area being examined. Our team will provide a more accurate time estimate based on your specific scan.
- Yes, cancellations are possible within a specific timeframe before your appointment. Refund policies may vary, so please check our cancellation terms for full details.