Longevity clinics, scans and coaches across the UK.What each one offers, what it costs, and where it says so.

Why longevity matters now

22 years

The time a woman in England can expect to live in less than good health. For a man it is 18.5 years.

Calculated from Office for National Statistics figures, 2022 to 2024.

4.6 times

UK Google searches for “longevity” in the year to October 2026, against the same period 5 years earlier.

Google Trends, checked 22nd October 2026.

2 in 3

Clinics on Longevity List run by companies set up since 2020.

Companies House, 34 of the 52 clinics matched to a company, checked 22nd October 2026.

Directory

66

Clinics

Longevity clinics in the UK, with their doctors, services and published prices.

Compare clinicsBy region
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Full body scans

Full body MRI providers, compared on price, area scanned and who reads the scan.

Compare MRIBody scans
8

Tests

Biological age tests, compared. Also DEXA scans in London and VO2 max tests across the UK, with published prices.

DEXAVO2 maxAge tests
24

Coaches

Longevity coaches, with the training each one states.

All coaches

What the NHS offers free

The NHS Health Check is open to people aged 40 to 74 who do not already have certain conditions. In the NHS’s words, “you should be invited to an NHS Health Check by your GP or local council every 5 years.”

NHS

“The NHS Health Check is a free check-up of the health of your heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular health).”

nhs.uk, NHS Health Check, checked 25th October 2026

UK National Screening Committee

“Screening tests are not 100% accurate and do not provide a diagnosis.”

GOV.UK, published 21st November 2023

Full body MRI, compared.What each scan covers, who reads it, and what it costs.

All 23 providers

Compared

Four of 23 providers. Prices as each provider states them, checked 20th October 2026.

Ezra UKSeveral sites

From£1,299
Area scanned
HeadAnkle
Head, neck, abdomen and pelvis
Who reads the scanRadiologists; whether they are consultants is not stated
GP referralNot needed
Details

Paul Strickland Scanner CentreNorthwood

Price£1,750
Area scanned
HeadAnkle
Head to knees, including the spine
Who reads the scanTwo consultant radiologists
GP referralNot needed
Details

The Cancer Screening TrustLondon

Price£1,9951
Area scanned
HeadAnkle
Head to mid thigh
Who reads the scanA clinical radiologist
GP referralNot needed; its own doctor refers you
Details

Prenuvo UKLondon

Price£2,4992
Area scanned
HeadAnkle
Head to ankle
Who reads the scanA registered radiologist; grade not stated
GP referralNot needed; bookings are reviewed
Details

The Royal College of Radiologists says: “If you don’t have symptoms, we don’t recommend an elective MRI.” Source

  1. Includes the scan, a written report and a consultation with the trust’s own doctor.
  2. Whether the price includes a doctor consultation is not stated; a discussion with a clinician is available on request.

What clients mention

From 665 Google and Trustpilot reviews of 44 clinics on Longevity List, read in October 2026.

Praised most often: having results explained, thorough assessments, and time with the doctor.

Complained about most often: value for money, slow or unclear communication, follow up that stops, and being sold more tests or appointments.

Sources

Every fact has a source.How a listing is built.

  1. From the provider’s own pages and the public registers: the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for clinics and scans, the General Medical Council (GMC) for doctors.
  2. Prices as published by the provider, with the date checked. Where a provider’s pages give different prices, each one is shown with its page.
  3. Longevity List does not rank providers or say whether a treatment works.

BodyView, DEXA and VO2 max

“No doctor’s referral required.”

Source: bodyview.co.uk, checked 20th October 2026

Common questions

Do I need a GP referral for a full body MRI?

None of the 4 providers compared above asks you to see your GP first. The Cancer Screening Trust arranges the referral through its own doctor, and Prenuvo reviews every booking before the scan.

Each provider’s own pages, checked 20th October 2026

Is a DEXA scan for body composition allowed in the UK?

The UK Government’s position, published 30th March 2026, says: “providing DEXA for non‑medical sports and wellness purposes is prohibited”. A public consultation on allowing it closed on 1st June 2026. No decision has been published.

GOV.UK, checked 25th October 2026

Should I have a full body MRI if I have no symptoms?

Longevity List does not give medical advice. The Royal College of Radiologists says: “If you don’t have symptoms, we don’t recommend an elective MRI.”

Royal College of Radiologists, checked 25th October 2026

What is healthy life expectancy?

The Office for National Statistics measures it. In its words, healthy life expectancy “represents the average time an individual is expected to live in ‘very good’ or ‘good’ general health, based on how individuals perceive their general health.”

Office for National Statistics, checked 22nd October 2026

Is “longevity clinic” an official term?

No official definition was found in the guidance checked from the CQC, GOV.UK and the Advertising Standards Authority. The CQC registers the services a clinic provides, such as diagnostic and screening procedures, rather than what the clinic calls itself. Each listing shows the clinic’s CQC registration where one was found.

CQC, GOV.UK and Advertising Standards Authority guidance, checked 22nd October 2026

Are clinics ranked?

No. Listings are compared on the facts each provider publishes. Longevity List does not rate or rank them.

How up to date is this?

Every fact shows the date it was checked. The records on this page were checked between 20th and 25th October 2026.