Private 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.
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Find Your X-Ray
Starting from £100
Your Journey to Getting Scanned
We've simplified the process of booking your private medical scan. Follow these easy steps:
Choose your scan
Enter your postcode, body part and choose a scan type. If you are unsure about this do not worry, your free pre-scan consultation with our doctors will cover this.
Free consultation
Receive a free pre-scan consultation (within 24 hours) with our expert doctors to ensure your scan is appropriate based on your symptoms
Attend your appointment
Your scan will take place in state of the art facilities where expert radiographers will meet you and guide you through the process
Receive your results
Your free post scan consultation with our doctors will guide you through your results and answer any questions you may have.
Ready to Get Started?
Book your scan today and experience our streamlined process
How do X-rays create images of internal structures?
X-rays pass through the body and are absorbed differently by various tissues. Dense structures like bones absorb more X-rays (appear white), while soft tissues absorb less (appear gray). This creates contrast images that reveal internal anatomy and abnormalities.
What are the different X-ray techniques used?
Standard X-rays use single exposures, while fluoroscopy provides real-time moving images. Digital radiography offers immediate results and image manipulation. Specialized techniques like barium studies enhance soft tissue visualization for gastrointestinal examinations.
How do X-rays help in emergency medicine?
X-rays are crucial in emergency settings for quickly diagnosing fractures, dislocations, pneumonia, collapsed lungs, and foreign objects. Their speed and accessibility make them the first-line imaging tool in trauma and acute care situations.
What X-Ray Scans Can Detect
X-ray scans are used to examine a variety of medical conditions and symptoms, helping to detect issues in bones, joints, chest, and other areas.
Broken Bones
Identifying Tumors
Broken Bones
Identifying Tumors
Organs and Soft Tissue Scans
Guidance During Procedures
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about X-Ray scans and our booking process
Contact Our Team
Have questions about scans or need assistance with booking? Our friendly team is here to help.
Get in Touch
When you book a scan with Skannr.com, you'll receive a full, end-to-end package of care, starting from just £220.
Email Us
help@skannr.com
Call Us
0330 133 3672
Our patient care team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.