What each scan covers
In the provider’s words, with the body filled where those words name the area.
Silver
£765
- What it scans
- “Brain/head, abdomen, and pelvis”
- “This scan looks at your brain, abdomen, and pelvis.”
- What it does not
- “No. The standard full-body MRI scan covers the brain, the abdominal area, the pelvis and the entire spine”
- How long
- “your scan will take around 90 minutes”
- Results
- “Receive a full report and scan images, within three days”
Gold
£1,345
- What it scans
- “Brain/head, whole spine, abdomen, and pelvis.”
- How long
- “Approx 1 hour 20 mins”
- Results
- “within three days”
Platinum
£1,845
- What it scans
- “Brain/head, whole spine, abdomen, pelvis and cardiac (heart)”
- “Your cardiac MRI scan will assess the function and anatomy of your heart”
- How long
- “full cardiac screening (approx. 1 hour 40 mins)”
- Results
- “within three days”
Source: vista-health.co.uk, full body mri, checked 20th October 2026.
If it finds something
- What Vista Health says it does
- “If there are findings requiring urgent action then you may be offered a virtual appointment with one of our Vista Health GPs to explain these findings and onward management steps ahead of the report being released to you.”
- “Reports with urgent findings cannot be released to a patient without discussion with a GP or responsible clinician.”
- “It is your responsibility to ensure that results are discussed with your GP or a suitably qualified clinician for ongoing management and follow-up.”
- Who pays for onward care
- Not stated
- Do you need a referral
- “We accept self-referral in most cases. We also offer a GP consultation service to provide you with a referral if you need one.”
- Who reads the scan
- “Report by a qualified consultant radiologist”
Sources: vista-health.co.uk, vista health terms and conditions.pdf, vista-health.co.uk, full body mri and vista-health.co.uk, locations, 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
- Waterloo Community Diagnostic Centre, London
- Holborn, London
- Ealing Diagnostic Centre, London
- Golders Green Community Diagnostic Centre, London
- Croydon, London
- Nottingham Specialist Imaging Centre
- Eastbourne District Hospital
- Greater Manchester (site not named in the FAQ)
- North Tyneside General Hospital, North Shields
- Norwich MRI Unit
- Milton Keynes Community Diagnostic Centre
- Liverpool City Centre Community Diagnostic Centre (FAQ: Merseyside)
- And 6 more
- Care Quality Commission
- Registered
Source: vista-health.co.uk, full body mri, checked 20th October 2026.
Sources
- The provider’s site
- vista-health.co.uk
- Checked
- 20th October 2026