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MRI scans at a time that suits you

31 May 2018

We all have busy lives and it’s not always that easy to take time off in the working day to fit in personal medical appointments. Combined with long waiting lists for an NHS scan, many patients are opting for a private scan at a time that suits them to speed up their recovery process and get fitter faster.

Here at Spire Thames Valley Hospital we understand that, which is why our MRI scanning department is open from 8am until 8pm on weekdays and now on Saturday mornings too!

No health insurance is required for an MRI scan with us. Prices start for £370 - all you need a referral from your GP, Consultant, Physiotherapist or Osteopath.

Our scanner produces high quality scans, with comprehensive reports that you need for diagnosis and to commence your treatment as quickly and effectively as possible.

So if you’re ready to get fitter, faster, simply call us today on 01753 665 404 or email us at enquiries@spirethamesvalley.com to book your scan now!

 

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