Health checks
Our Well Man and Well Woman packages pair a full body MRI with a 44–47 biomarker blood panel. Every price on this page is the provider’s own published figure, and the blood draw is included - nothing is added at the clinic.
Each package is one MRI appointment and one blood appointment. You can book them on different days and in different towns - the imaging runs at 18 sites and the bloods at more than 300 partner clinics.
Booked separately £924
Add a 20‑minute GP consultation to go through your scan for £40.
Booked separately £1,504
The usual reason to add the spine is persistent back or neck symptoms.
Booked separately £2,004
Cardiac imaging is read by a radiologist, not a cardiologist. It is not a stress test.
A “full body” MRI is not literally every part of you. This is the honest boundary of the Essential and Extended packages.
Tell us the package, roughly where you are and when you are free. No card details at this stage.
We hold an MRI slot at your nearest imaging site and send your blood kit or clinic code.
The MRI takes 60–90 minutes. The blood draw is about 10 minutes at a walk‑in clinic.
Blood results in about three working days. The radiologist’s report follows within five to ten.
We would rather lose the sale than sell you a scan on a false premise.
No screening body recommends whole body MRI for healthy people. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists, whose 2025 position statement is the clearest published on the question, states that there is no evidence of significant improvement in health outcomes from whole body MRI screening in an asymptomatic population. The UK National Screening Committee has not recommended it either. If you are well and at ordinary risk, this scan is a personal choice, not medical advice.
Incidental findings are the main risk, and they are common. An MRI of this coverage frequently picks up small cysts, nodules and variants that are benign and would never have troubled you. Each one can lead to further imaging, a biopsy, a wait, and real anxiety. That chain of events is a cost of the scan, not a bonus feature of it.
A normal result is not a clean bill of health. Many conditions - including most cancers of the lung, bowel and skin, and most heart disease - are not reliably detected this way. False reassurance can do harm if it stops you acting on a symptom later.
Blood results outside the reference range are normal too. Reference ranges are built so that roughly one in twenty healthy people falls outside them on any given marker. On a 44‑marker panel, most people will have something flagged. It usually means nothing.
This does not replace NHS screening. Keep attending bowel, breast, cervical and AAA screening when you are invited. Those programmes are recommended because they have been shown to work.
| Component | Provider | What it is | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full body MRI - Silver | Vista Health | Brain, abdomen, pelvis. Report and images included | £765 |
| Full body MRI - Gold | Vista Health | Silver plus whole spine | £1,345 |
| Full body MRI - Platinum | Vista Health | Gold plus heart | £1,845 |
| Advanced Well Man | Medichecks | 44 biomarkers, venous, clinic draw included | £159 |
| Advanced Well Woman | Medichecks | 47 biomarkers, venous, clinic draw included | £159 |
| GP consultation | Vista Health | Optional, 20 minutes, booked with a scan | £40 |
| Prostate add‑on | Vista Health | Optional prostate imaging | £400 |
| Home nurse blood draw | Medichecks | Optional, instead of a clinic visit | +£59 |
Full body MRI in the UK generally runs from about £700 to £2,500. Vista Health’s £765 is the lowest nationally published price we could verify; Welbeck, Nuffield Health, Bupa and Spire do not publish a national full body price at all. Pall Mall Medical publishes £795 for the same three regions at its three sites in the North West.
No. Both halves are self‑referral. You must be 18 or over for the blood panel.
Often, but not always - they are different providers at different sites. Tell us if same‑day matters and we will try to line them up.
Waterloo, Holborn, Ealing, Croydon and Golders Green in London, plus Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol, Cardiff, Coventry, Nottingham, Norwich, Hull, Milton Keynes, Eastbourne, Merseyside and North Tyneside.
The images are reported by a consultant radiologist. The blood results come with a written commentary from a doctor. Neither is a consultation - add the £40 GP appointment if you want to talk it through.
Yes, and you should share anything abnormal. Be aware your GP is not obliged to act on a private screening result, and may reasonably decide no follow‑up is needed.
Tell us at the enquiry stage. Some implants rule out MRI entirely and others need the exact make and model checked first. Pregnancy is assessed case by case.
Yes, for what is listed. The only things that cost more are the optional add‑ons named above, and we will tell you the total before you pay anything.
Tell us your age, what prompted the search and where you are. We will say plainly if we think you do not need the scan.
FindScan is a booking service, not a healthcare provider. The scan and the blood test are carried out by the named providers under their own regulatory registrations. Nothing on this page is medical advice. Prices and package contents were read from each provider’s own website on 15 September 2026 and can change - we confirm the total with you before you pay.