Duty doctor (GP or A&E) consultation

Consultations

IV-infusion

Treatments

Bundle: NHS-like routine

Diagnostics

Suture, clips or stitches removal

Bundle: Trauma care

Bundle: Urinary symptoms care

Bundle: Viral/respiratory care

Wound care dressing

Wound closure with sutures

Urgent care

Four-part MRI, Off-Peak

Four-part MRI, Peak

Four-part MRI, Standard

One-part MRI, Off-Peak

One-part MRI, Peak

One-part MRI, Standard

A three-part MRI scan is designed for patients who need a broader assessment across several regions in a single visit, for example the full spine or multiple joints. Off-Peak sessions in the early morning or late evening offer significant savings while still providing detailed imaging and a consultant radiologist report.

Three-part MRI, Off-Peak

Three-part MRI, Peak

Three-part MRI, Standard

Two-part MRI, Off-Peak

Two-part MRI, Peak

Two-part MRI, Standard

MRI Time-Saver Prices

Abdominal and Retroperitoneal Organs MRI

Anal fistula MRI

Ankle Joint MRI

Both Hip Joints MRI

Both Knee Joints MRI

Both thighs MRI

Brain MRI

Breast MRI

Elbow Joint MRI

Femur MRI

Foot MRI

Forearm MRI

Full body MRI

Full body + spine MRI + consultation

Full body + spine MRI

Hand MRI

Hip Joint MRI

Humerus MRI

Knee Joint MRI

Liver/hepar MRI

Lower leg (calf) MRI

Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP)

Neck Soft Tissues MRI

One Spine Area MRI

Orbits MRI

Pelvis MSK

Pelvis Organs MRI

Pituitary Gland MRI

Prostate MRI

Sacroiliac Joint MRI

Shoulder Joint MRI

Temporomandibular Joints MRI

Thigh MRI

Thorax MRI

Whole Spine MRI

Wrist Joint MRI

Ankle Joint X-ray

Cervical Spine X-ray

Chest X-ray

Clavicle X-ray

Elbow X-ray

Facial Bones X-ray

Finger X-ray

Foot X-Ray

Forearm X-ray

Hand X-ray

Hip Joint X-ray

Humerus X-ray

Knee Joint X-ray

Knee Joint X-ray (more views)

Lumbar Sacral Spine X-ray

Nasal Bones X-ray

Orbit Foreign Body Demonstration

Patella X-ray

Pelvis X-ray

Radius and Ulna X-ray

Shoulder Joint X-ray

Skull X-ray

Skull X-ray, Lateral View

Thoracic Spine X-ray

Tibia and Fibula X-ray

Toe X-ray

X-ray

Abdomen Ultrasound

Abdominal aorta Doppler Scan

Breast Ultrasound (including bilateral)

Carotid Doppler Scan

Doppler Scan

Joint Ultrasound (MSK)

Lower Extremeties’ Arteries Doppler Scan

Lower Extremities' Varicose Veins Doppler Scan

Lower Extremities' Veins Doppler Scan (DVT)

Lymph Nodes/Neck Glands/Soft tissue Ultrasound

Male Genitalia Ultrasound

Neurosonography (paediatric)

Pelvic Transvaginal Ultrasound

Peripheral Nerves Ultrasound

Pleural Cavity Ultrasound

Prostate Transrectal Ultrasound

Renal Arteries Doppler Scan

Salivary Gland Ultrasound

Thyroid Ultrasound

Transabdominal Pelvis Ultrasound

Transthoracic Echocardiography

Upper Extremeties’ Arteries Doppler Scan

Upper Extremeties’ Veins Doppler Scan

Urethra Ultrasound

Urinary System Ultrasound

Uterus Scan

Ultrasound

At VisitHealth, a GP, or general practitioner, is your first point of contact for any health concerns. Think of the GP as a doctor who has a broad understanding of all medical areas and is trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions. If necessary, they can refer you to a specialist for further care.

GPs take a holistic approach to your health, examining all organs and systems, which means you can come to them with any health issue. Whether you’re visiting from abroad, new to the UK system, or a long-time resident, GPs are your gateway to healthcare. They are particularly important for patients facing new symptoms and for those who haven’t had a check-up in a while.

People see GPs for acute issues, such as sudden illness that doesn’t require hospitalisation, as well as for chronic conditions that need continuous monitoring. GPs can track your health over time, manage ongoing treatments, and help with regular screenings. Whether you're coming in for a sudden flare-up of a chronic condition or for routine health checks, a GP is the right place to start.

Our GPs see patients of all ages, from children to adults, which means there’s no need to book separate appointments with a paediatrician. Our in-house doctors can examine children just as thoroughly as they do adults. After an initial diagnosis, they can recommend further tests or treatments, and they can refer you to a specialist such as a paediatric neurologist or a urologist if it makes sense.

GP consultations

At VisitHealth, our nursing care is designed to support patients either at home or at the clinic. Our experienced nurses provide a wide range of medical care under the direction of a doctor, while some procedures are done independently by the nurse without a referral. This includes administering intravenous and intramuscular injections, overseeing catheters, and assisting with stomas.

A stoma is an opening created in the abdomen during surgery to allow waste to exit the body when the intestines are not functioning normally. Our nurses are trained to care for stomas, including cleaning and managing the stoma site.

Our nursing care also covers the dressing of wounds, blood tests, and administering medication. Much of this can be done both at home and at the clinic, making it easier for patients to receive the care they need without having to travel.

For patients who have recently been discharged from hospital and who need continued care, our nurses assist with wound management, medications, and supporting the patient in following their treatment plan.

Our nursing care service is all about ongoing support, whether it’s after a hospital stay or for managing chronic conditions at home.

Nursing care

At VisitHealth, our geriatric specialists focus on the health and wellbeing of older adults, addressing the changes that come with ageing. The natural ageing processes come into play, as do chronic conditions that become more common with age. Our geriatricians take a holistic approach, looking at both age-related changes and the management of long-term health conditions.

Geriatric care is similar to what a GP provides, but with a special focus on the unique needs of older adults. This means continuous monitoring and regular check-ups to assess how the body is adapting to age and to evaluate any ongoing health issues. Our geriatricians ensure that patients are referred to specialists when needed, whether it’s for heart, bone, or neurological concerns.

For older adults, geriatric care isn’t merely a matter of a one-time consultation. It’s about long-term management, with regular assessments and adjustments to care plans as the patient's needs evolve over time. Think of a geriatrician as a GP with an added focus on the complexities of ageing, helping older adults maintain their health and quality of life.

Geriatric consultations

At VisitHealth, our paediatricians specialise in caring for children from birth up to 18 years of age. Children have specific health needs, and it’s important to monitor their growth and development to ensure they are progressing as expected. Paediatricians are trained to spot issues early on and provide the necessary care to keep your child healthy.

While we have general practitioners, or GPs, who treat children from six weeks old and up, paediatricians step in when it comes to more complex or specific health conditions that affect children differently from adults. If a GP encounters a more serious issue, they will refer your child to a paediatrician for more specialised care. Paediatricians are experienced in handling conditions that are unique to children or that present differently in younger patients.

Whether it’s regular check-ups, vaccinations, or managing acute or chronic illnesses, paediatricians are there to provide the best care for your child, working closely with parents.

Paediatric care

At VisitHealth our approach to pain management involves specialists from different fields to treat the root cause of the pain. Whether it’s chronic back pain, shoulder pain, or headaches, the first step is identifying the source. Once we know the cause, we can tailor a treatment plan that includes a combination of therapies such as physiotherapy, medication, massage, and special exercises.

Physiotherapy is often a key part of pain management. Our physiotherapists’ personalised exercise programmes relieve pain and improve mobility. We use tools such as electrical stimulation, magnetic therapy, and other non-invasive treatments to ease muscle pain and inflammation.

For more complex cases, like chronic joint pain, treatments may involve medication, including corticosteroids to reduce inflammation. If the pain is linked to a neurological issue, such as migraines or lower back pain caused by a slipped disc, a neurologist may be involved to assess the situation and guide the treatment.

Pain management calls for collaboration. So if our neurologist rules out conditions like disc herniation, for instance, it means that any recommended physiotherapy or massage therapy can be both effective and safe.

Our team guides you through each step, from diagnosing the source of your pain to creating a rehabilitation plan that involves the right specialists, whether they’re physiotherapists, neurologists, or orthopaedic experts.

Let’s review how our pain management approaches can work for you by considering physiotherapy, neurological sources, chronic joint pain and inflammation, massage and other non-invasive treatments, and treatment plans.

Physiotherapy and pain management

Our orthopaedic team diagnoses and treats issues related to the musculoskeletal system, which includes the muscles, bones, and joints. Whether you’re dealing with a sports injury, a long-standing joint issue, or some new pain that’s affecting your daily life, our orthopaedic specialists are here to help.

Orthopaedic surgeons are specialists in musculoskeletal health, and they treat a wide range of conditions, from joint inflammation to fractures. Some orthopaedic doctors focus on specific areas of the body, such as the hands, the shoulders, or the knees, and they’ll recommend treatments ranging from physical therapy to injections to surgery.

If you have knee pain, elbow pain, or discomfort in any joint, whether from a sports injury, overuse, or for no obvious reason, an orthopaedic specialist will be your go-to expert. They can help with diagnosing the cause of the pain, whether it’s inflammation, an injury, or the result of wear and tear.

Fractures are a clear case for an orthopaedic trauma specialist, as these are injuries where the bone has been broken. But not all joint issues are trauma-related; some are the result of chronic conditions or even improper technique during exercise, leading to overuse injuries or inflammation in the joints.

Orthopaedic specialists handle joint injections and surgeries. In some cases, joint issues may stem from a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the entire body. Depending on the complexity of your issue, the right specialist will handle your treatment, whether it’s for the shoulder, hip, or elbow. Among the top experts we have access to is the renowned Ali Ghoz, a knee and hip expert.

Trauma and orthopaedics service

A follow-up consultation in a longevity clinic is designed to assess how well current treatments and lifestyle changes are working. During this session, the GP will review test results, track improvements or setbacks, and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan. This appointment is particularly important for managing chronic conditions, monitoring preventive health strategies, and ensuring that treatments for issues such as diabetes, asthma, menopause, or weight management remain effective over time. It provides ongoing support and guidance for maintaining long-term health and wellbeing.

Continuing care for chronic conditions such as COPD or diabetes

Reviewing progress with weight management or bone health

Monitoring menopausal symptom management

Checking effectiveness of preventive health strategies

Updating or adjusting lifestyle and treatment plans

Ongoing or unresolved health issues after initial treatment

New or worsening symptoms related to chronic conditions

Persistent fatigue or low energy

Fluctuating blood sugar levels or breathing difficulties

Menopausal symptoms not improving with treatment

Follow-Up Consultation (Longevity)

The initial consultation in a longevity clinic is a comprehensive, GP-led appointment focused on understanding your overall health and long-term goals. During this session, the doctor reviews your medical history, current symptoms, and lifestyle factors before recommending tailored investigations or treatments. This consultation may cover a wide range of conditions including COPD, bronchial asthma, pre-diabetes, diabetes, menopause, bone health, and weight management. It is also an opportunity to discuss preventative strategies designed to improve wellbeing, reduce future health risks, and support healthy ageing.

First-time visit to address chronic health concerns

Preventive health check for long-term wellbeing

Management planning for menopause or hormonal changes

Assessment of risk factors for diabetes, asthma, or COPD

Establishing a tailored health and lifestyle plan

Persistent cough or breathing difficulties

Fatigue or low energy

Irregular menstrual cycles or menopausal symptoms

Unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight

Joint or bone pain affecting mobility

Initial Consultation (Longevity)

A limb or joint diagnostic ultrasound is a non-invasive scan used to evaluate musculoskeletal conditions affecting the knees, shoulders, elbows, ankles, and other joints. Unlike X-rays, it does not use radiation but instead relies on high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of soft tissues, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage. This test is especially useful for identifying injuries, inflammation, arthritis, bursitis, and tendon tears. Because it can be performed while moving the joint, it gives valuable insight into how tissues behave during activity. Ultrasound is also often used to guide further treatments, such as injections, for more precise targeting.

Knee pain after injury or overuse

Shoulder or elbow pain during movement

Sports-related injuries (ligament or tendon tears)

Swelling or inflammation around a joint

Limited flexibility or stiffness in a limb

Pre-treatment imaging before an injection

Localised joint pain

Swelling or tenderness around the joint

Stiffness and reduced movement

Clicking, grinding, or locking sensations

Weakness or instability in the affected limb

Limb or Joint Diagnostic Ultrasound

Lipogems is an advanced regenerative therapy that harnesses the healing potential of your body's own fat tissue. A small amount of fat is collected, processed to concentrate reparative cells, and then injected into the affected joint or soft tissue. These cells help reduce inflammation, improve cushioning, and stimulate the body's natural repair processes. This minimally invasive procedure is designed for patients with arthritis, chronic joint pain, or sports-related injuries who are seeking an alternative to repeated steroid injections or surgery. Lipogems can be particularly effective for knees, hips, shoulders, and tendons where damage or degeneration has caused persistent discomfort.

Osteoarthritis in major joints (knee, hip, shoulder)

Sports injuries not responding to standard treatment

Chronic tendon or ligament damage

Patients wishing to delay or avoid joint replacement surgery

Persistent soft tissue pain despite physiotherapy

Pain with walking, climbing stairs, or exercise

Tenderness around injured tendons or ligaments

Ongoing joint pain and stiffness

Swelling and inflammation in the joint

Reduced mobility and range of motion

Lipogems

A Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) consultation is a patient-centred approach that brings together healthcare professionals from different specialties to provide integrated and holistic care. During regular meetings, the team reviews medical history, test results, and patient concerns to make shared decisions and design tailored treatment plans. This model is especially valuable for patients with complex or multiple conditions, unclear diagnoses, or those focused on preventive health and wellbeing. The MDT may include GPs, gynaecologists, urologists, endocrinologists, cardiologists, nutritionists, psychotherapists, and internal medicine specialists, ensuring that physical, psychological, and lifestyle factors are all addressed.

Patients with more than one chronic condition

Complex symptoms without a clear diagnosis

Preventive health planning and wellbeing management

Coordinating care across different medical specialties

Long-term management of cardiovascular, hormonal, or psychological conditions

Multiple overlapping health issues

Persistent unexplained symptoms

Stress, anxiety, or mood disorders

Fatigue or reduced quality of life

Ongoing medical concerns not improving with single-specialty care

Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Consultation

Ostenil Plus is a visco supplementation treatment that involves injecting hyaluronic acid directly into the affected joint. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in joint fluid that helps with lubrication, shock absorption, and smooth movement. In osteoarthritis, the amount and quality of this fluid decreases, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. By replenishing hyaluronic acid, Ostenil Plus injections can reduce pain, improve mobility, and delay the need for more invasive treatments such as surgery. The procedure is minimally invasive, performed in an outpatient setting, and commonly used for the knees, hips, hands, and spine.

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Trauma and orthopaedics service