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Private health checks in Bristol

Bristol's private health check providers range from blood-test-only packages to comprehensive MOTs. See what's included side by side.

Health checks available in Bristol

1 package from 1 provider

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Vista Health Gold Full Body MRI

£1345

Optional prostate MRI add-on: £400. Additional body parts: £195 each. Post-scan GP consultation: £50 (£40 when booked with scan).

Approx. 80 mins

MRI-led health screening covering the brain/head, whole spine, abdomen and pelvis, with a clinical report and access to scan images. Optional prostate MRI, additional body-part imaging and post-scan GP consultation are available at extra cost.

Heart rhythm / ECG
Whole-body MRI
Cholesterol / lipid profile
Skin examination

Providers in Bristol

Clinics in Bristol

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What to expect from a private health check in Bristol

A private health assessment typically combines a consultation, blood tests and – for more comprehensive packages – imaging such as an MRI or CT scan. The exact combination varies widely between providers, which is why What Health Check breaks every package down into the same standardised structure: what's included, what's conditional, what's an optional add-on, what's not included, and what the provider simply doesn't publicly confirm.

When comparing packages in Bristol, consider the modality as well as the headline price. A blood-only panel and a full-body MRI are very different products, and a higher price doesn't always mean more is included. Use the comparison matrix to line up packages side by side.

All packages listed on What Health Check are available to self-refer unless stated otherwise, and every feature status is verified against the provider's published information with the date shown. Gaps are always marked "Unknown" – never assumed excluded.

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Information on this page is provided to help consumers compare private health services. It is not medical advice and should not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional or participation in recommended NHS screening programmes.

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