What each scan covers
In the provider’s words, with the body filled where those words name the area.
Silver
£640
£590 on the package card on the full body MRI page.
- What it scans
- “covering major organs including the liver, kidneys, pancreas, bladder and reproductive organs, plus the brain”
- What it does not
- “It is not a substitute for cardiac screening”
- How long
- “Most of our scans take between 20 and 40 minutes”
- Results
- “your report follows within 5 working days”
Gold
£1,260
£1,210 on the package card on the full body MRI page.
- What it scans
- Head, abdomen and pelvis, and the spine
- What it does not
- “It is not a substitute for cardiac screening”
- How long
- “approximately 1 hour 20 minutes”
Platinum
£1,660
- What it scans
- Head, chest, abdomen and pelvis, and the spine
- What it does not
- Not stated
- How long
- “approximately 1 hour 40 minutes”
Executive Health Screening (with EST Health)
From £1,495
- What it scans
- “Full-body MRI (brain, spine, chest, abdomen, pelvis)”
- What it does not
- Not stated
- Results
- “Appointments typically within 5–7 days”
Sources: unirad.co.uk, full body mri in glasgow silver vs gold package which one is right for you, checked 20th October 2026; unirad.co.uk, “our pricing” and unirad.co.uk, full body mr, checked 23rd October 2026.
If it finds something
- What Unirad says it does
- “if anything needs follow-up, your report gives your GP exactly what they need to act quickly”
- “you can also book a video consultation with one of our in-house GPs”
- Who pays for onward care
- Not stated
- Do you need a referral
- “No — we accept self-referrals. You do not need a GP letter to book most MRI scans with us.”
- Who reads the scan
- “Every scan is reported by a consultant radiologist”
Source: unirad.co.uk, full body mri in glasgow silver vs gold package which one is right for you, checked 20th October 2026.
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
Where and registration
- Where
- Unirad Diagnostic Imaging, Glasgow, Glasgow (Govan)
- Care Quality Commission
- Registered
Source: unirad.co.uk, full body mr, checked 20th October 2026.
Sources
- The provider’s site
- unirad.co.uk
- Checked
- 20th and 23rd October 2026