– Diagnostic Imaging
Fast, precise digital X-ray imaging for chest, limbs and spine — with same-day consultant reporting.
Appointment Duration
15 to 30 min
Preparation
Results
price
Location
– What is Digital X-Ray?
X-ray imaging passes a small, controlled dose of ionising radiation through the body to create detailed images of bones and certain soft tissue structures. Our modern digital X-ray system captures high-resolution images instantly — with greater clarity and a lower radiation dose than conventional film-based systems.
We offer digital X-rays of the chest (PA and lateral views), all limbs and joints (including hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and feet), and the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. Chest X-rays are also commonly requested for pre-operative assessment, immigration medicals, and occupational health purposes.
All images are reported by a GMC-registered consultant radiologist, and your written report is emailed directly to you, usually within 1–3 working days and often within 24 hours.
Your scan is carried out at one of our partner hospitals, in Surrey or central London, whichever is most convenient for you. Booking starts with a short telephone consultation with one of our GPs (£20, redeemable against the cost of your scan), who will check the test is right for you and arrange your referral. We then book your appointment at your preferred hospital and confirm the details with you directly.
Common Uses
We offer a wide range of X-ray examinations. Please specify the area of concern during your telephone consultation.
Your Appointment
Booking starts with a short 10-minute telephone consultation with one of our GPs (£20, redeemable against the cost of your scan). They’ll check the scan is right for you and arrange your referral, then book it at your preferred partner hospital in Surrey or central London. We confirm all the details with you directly.
X-rays use a small dose of ionising radiation. The dose from a chest X-ray is approximately equivalent to a few hours of natural background radiation that we are all exposed to every day. The risk is very small and is outweighed by the benefit of diagnosis. All X-rays are justified by our clinical team in accordance with UK IR(ME)R legislation before being performed.
Please inform us if you are or might be pregnant before your appointment. Many X-rays, such as limb X-rays, pose negligible risk to a developing baby with appropriate shielding. X-rays of the pelvis, abdomen or lumbar spine are generally avoided or deferred until after pregnancy unless clinically urgent. Our team will discuss this with you and can advise on ultrasound as a radiation-free alternative where appropriate.
Yes — we frequently perform chest X-rays for immigration medicals, TB screening and occupational health purposes. Please advise our team of the specific purpose when booking so we can ensure the correct views are taken and the report is formatted to meet your requirements.
Yes — digital copies of your images can be provided on a CD or via secure digital download along with your written report. Please request this at the time of your appointment.
Your scan is reported by a consultant radiologist, and the written report is emailed directly to you, usually within 1–3 working days of your test and often within 24 hours. For urgent clinical situations, we can prioritise reporting — please advise our team when booking if your results are time-sensitive.
At one of our partner hospitals, in Surrey or central London, whichever is most convenient for you. Once your GP has referred you, we arrange the appointment and confirm the location, date and time.
Yes. Your written report is emailed directly to you, usually within 3–5 working days and often within 24 hours. If you’d like to go through what it means and any next steps, you can book a private GP consultation (from £60).
45 South Street,
Dorking,
Surrey,
RH4 2JX