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What each scan covers

In the provider’s words, with the body filled where those words name the area.

Base

From £1,500

What it scans: Head, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis
What it does not: “excludes Heart (cardiac) screening”; “does not include the extremities (limbs)”
How long: “Our Base and Plus Full Body Scans take around 90 minutes to complete.”
Results: “Our estimated timeframe for sharing your results is between 7-10 working days of your scan, but this varies by scanning centre and, in many cases, can be much quicker.”

Filled where fullbodyscan.com’s words name the area. Not mentioned: arms, thighs and lower legs. The spine is not named.

Plus

From £1,750

What it scans: “The same as our base package, with your whole spine included.”
What it does not: “excludes Heart (cardiac) screening”; “does not include the extremities (limbs)”
How long: “Our Base and Plus Full Body Scans take around 90 minutes to complete.”
Results: “Our estimated timeframe for sharing your results is between 7-10 working days of your scan, but this varies by scanning centre and, in many cases, can be much quicker.”

Filled where fullbodyscan.com’s words name the area. Not mentioned: arms, thighs and lower legs. The spine is named.

Comprehensive

From £2,500

What it scans: “Includes our base package, whole spine, and heart (cardiac) screening.”
What it does not: “are difficult to image clearly with MRI”; “does not include the extremities (limbs)”; “but not the heart or lungs”
How long: “around 90 minutes”
Results: “Our estimated timeframe for sharing your results is between 7-10 working days of your scan, but this varies by scanning centre and, in many cases, can be much quicker.”

Filled where fullbodyscan.com’s words name the area. Not mentioned: arms, thighs and lower legs. The spine is named.

Sources: fullbodyscan.com, checked 19th October 2026; fullbodyscan.com, pricing, checked 20th October 2026.

What fullbodyscan.com says it does: “We cannot send results directly to GP’s, but we can provide downloadable files to you, which you can take with you when you next visit your GP.”; “Where you have opted in for a Post-Consultation”
Who pays for onward care: Not stated
Do you need a referral: “Anyone can book a Full Body MRI Scan with us. No GP referrals are required.”
Who reads the scan: “A report from a radiologist that explains the scan findings.”

Royal College of General Practitioners

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

The Royal College of Radiologists

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

rcr.ac.uk, 12th June 2025

Where: Alliance Medical Sidcup MRI; Alliance Medical Turner Diagnostic Centre, Colchester; Alliance Medical North Tees MRI Unit, Stockton-on-Tees; Alliance Medical West Middlesex University Hospital, Isleworth; Alliance Medical Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester; Alliance Medical Harley Street Open MRI, London; Alliance Medical Enfield MRI Centre; Alliance Medical University Hospital of Hartlepool; Lyca Health Canary Wharf, London; LycaHealth Orpington; Alliance Medical Ashford MRI; Alliance Medical Marylebone, London; And 28 more
Care Quality Commission: Registered since 13th July 2026, not yet inspected

Source: fullbodyscan.com, locations, checked 19th October 2026.