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Diagnostic service

X-Ray

Digital radiography for bones, joints and chest imaging, with Consultant Radiologist reporting and safety checks.

  • From £95
  • Duration Most appointments take around 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the body part and number of views
Modern digital X-Ray room at a private diagnostic clinic

What we offer

X-ray is a quick imaging test that uses a small amount of ionising radiation to produce images of bones, joints, the chest and selected other body areas.

• Clinical suitability checks before exposure.
• Identity, examination, body-area and pregnancy safety checks where relevant.
• Consultant Radiologist reporting delivered through the agreed secure results pathway.

Why choose this service

• Suspected fracture or bone injury
• Joint pain, arthritis or degenerative change where X-ray is appropriate
• Chest X-ray where clinically indicated
• Follow-up requested by an appropriate referrer
• Pre-treatment imaging where clinically justified

Before you book

• You will usually need a referral or clinical request explaining why the X-ray is needed.
• Provide previous imaging or relevant clinical information where available.
• Our in-house GP may provide a referral where clinically justified.

How to prepare

• Wear clothing without metal around the area where possible.
• You may need to remove jewellery, belts, zips or other items.
• Tell us if you are pregnant, may be pregnant or have had recent imaging for the same problem.
• Tell us if mobility affects standing, lying down or holding a position.

At your appointment

We confirm three identifiers, the requested examination, body part and side before positioning. The exposure is quick; positioning and safety checks take longer.

How long it takes

Most appointments take around 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the body part and number of views.

Results and next steps

A Consultant Radiologist report is returned through the agreed secure results pathway. Urgent findings follow the appropriate escalation process.

Related patient guide

X-Ray appointment guide

Referral, safety, clothing, pregnancy and what to expect information for an X-Ray appointment.

Request an appointment

Use the appointment-request form or call us on 01772 356631. We confirm suitability and availability before an appointment is finalised.

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Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment until suitability and availability are confirmed.