Full body scansWhat “full body” covers, provider by provider: each provider’s cheapest package, filled where its own words name the area. In alphabetical order, never ranked.

Checked 19th, 20th, 23rd and 25th October 2026.

Ezra UK, MRI Scan

£1,299

“up to 13 organs”

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fullbodyscan.com, Base

From £1,500

Head, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis

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Goodbody Clinic, Full Body MRI Scan Gold

£1,499

“brain and head, neck blood vessels, chest, abdomen (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys), pelvis and bladder, female reproductive organs, and spine”

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Harley Street Physicians, MRI THREE Full Body Scan

£3,320

“focused solely on MRI screenings of vital organs”

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LivingCare Group, MRI, Full Body Base Package (Head, Neck, Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis)

£1,500

“Depending on your clinical information, this may include the brain, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis. You can also include the spine.”

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Lumen Health Assessments, Lumen One, full body MRI health check

£5,500

Head, neck, abdomen and pelvis

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medneo UK, Full body scan (scan only, MRI price list)

£1,100

The areas are not listed.

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Modality MRI, Full Body MRI Scan

£1000

“Chest, abdomen, brain, tissue (SWI – Susceptibility Weighted Imaging), whole spine (made up of 3 parts), neck, pelvis (prostate or gynaecological)”

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MRI Plus, Bronze

£999

“The Brain, Neck, Chest, Upper Abdomen, Lower Abdomen, and Pelvis”

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MyScanHub, Bronze (The Baseline Assessment)

£749

Chest, abdomen and pelvis

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New Horizons Imaging, Whole Body MRI

£1,200

Head, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis

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Nuffield Health, Full Body MRI Scan

“Your scan typically includes imaging of key areas such as: Brain and head; Neck and spine; Chest; Abdomen, including major organs such as the liver and pancreas; Pelvis”

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Pall Mall Medical, Silver (General Health)

£795

Head, abdomen and pelvis

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Paul Strickland Scanner Centre, Whole-body MRI cancer screening (self-referral)

£1,750

“a safe, painless way to check for signs of cancer from your head to your knees”

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Phoenix Hospital Group, Full Body MRI Cancer Screening

£1,995

“Our full body MRI scan screens you from your head to your upper thighs. The areas analysed include the brain, spine, lungs, colon, prostate, breast, bladder, kidney, liver and pancreas.”

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Prenuvo UK, Whole Body Scan

£2,499

“Our most comprehensive scan that assesses your head, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and legs.”

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Queen Square Imaging Centre, Full Body MRI

£2,399

“Whole-body MRI across brain, spine, abdomen and pelvis; Chest MRI or chest CT (based on initial consultation)”

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Spire Healthcare, Premium Whole Body MRI Check

£3,200

“Full-body MRI covering: brain, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and spine”

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The Cancer Screening Trust, Whole Body MRI Scan

£2,250.00

£1,995 in the provider’s information pack.

“The CST Whole-body MRI includes the head, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis”

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Unirad, Silver

£640

£590 on the package card on the full body MRI page.

“covering major organs including the liver, kidneys, pancreas, bladder and reproductive organs, plus the brain”

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VisitHealth, General screening, Base

£1,650

Head, chest, abdomen and pelvis

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Vista Health, Silver

£765

“Brain/head, abdomen, and pelvis”

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Vitalscan, Basic

£880

Head, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis

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Body scans without MRI

A scan that measures the body without taking MRI pictures. Neko is the only one in the directory.

Before you book

Royal College of General Practitioners

“Organisations offering these interventions must organise and fund follow-up so that patients are adequately supported”

rcgp.org.uk, screening, October 2019

The Royal College of Radiologists

“If you don’t have symptoms, we don’t recommend an elective MRI.”

rcr.ac.uk, 12th June 2025