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Private X-ray prices in the UK

What 5 UK private operators publish for an X-ray, filed by exactly which scan is priced. Each figure is shown as the operator printed it, with what it covers, the page it came from and the date it was read.

5 operators with a figure0 of 3 scans with a 4-operator rangeRead 5 October 2026

How much does a private X-ray cost in the UK?

5 UK private operators publish an X-ray price we could tie to a named scan (read 5 October 2026). Lowest advertised X-ray price: lowest published starting price £70 (Oryon Imaging); 1 other operator listed. X-ray, one body area: lowest published price £99 (360 Med); 2 other operators listed. X-ray, two body areas: lowest published starting price £240 (Cobalt Health). No single X-ray product has fixed prices from 4 operators yet, so no range is given; every figure is named below.

Lowest advertised X-ray price

The lowest figure the operator advertises for any X-ray, scan unspecified. A floor; never put in a range.

This is not one bookable product, so no range is given. Each figure is named with exactly what it covers. Lowest published starting price: £70 (Oryon Imaging).

OperatorFigure and what it coversSource
Oryon Imaging

From £70starting price

As printed: “X-Ray”

fee page
read 5 October 2026
Scan.com

From £95starting price

As printed: “Private X-Ray Scan” — “£95”

On the report: “A written report on your scan by a consultant radiologist.”

On the consultation: “A pre-scan consultation from one of our medical team over the phone.”

fee page
read 5 October 2026

X-ray, one body area

One anatomical area ("one part").

2 of the 3 operators listed print a fixed price for this scan — fewer than the 4 needed for a range, so each figure is named instead. Lowest published price: £99 (360 Med).

OperatorFigure and what it coversSource
360 Med

£99

As printed: “X-Ray: Single part (including Orbital) – £99.00” — “£99.00”

fee page
read 5 October 2026
Cobalt Health

From £149starting price

As printed: “• 1 part x-ray £149” — “£149”

fee page
read 5 October 2026
Vista Health

£99

As printed: “We offer standard or orbital X-ray scans at a fixed price of just £99 per body part. The fee includes your report, which will be completed by a specialist co…”

On the report: “The fee includes your report, which will be completed by a specialist consultant radiologist and returned to your referrer or GP within three working days of your appointment.”

fee page
read 5 October 2026

X-ray, two body areas

Two anatomical areas in one booking.

0 of the 1 operator listed print a fixed price for this scan — fewer than the 4 needed for a range, so each figure is named instead. Lowest published starting price: £240 (Cobalt Health).

OperatorFigure and what it coversSource
Cobalt Health

From £240starting price

As printed: “• 2 part x-ray £240” — “£240”

fee page
read 5 October 2026

Reading these prices

  • Operators are listed alphabetically within each scan; the order is not a ranking.
  • “Starting price” means the operator printed a “from” figure: the floor of its prices, not the price of a particular scan. Starting prices never enter a range.
  • A range needs fixed prices from 4 operators for the same scan; the median uses one figure per operator.
  • Operators checked: 360 Med, Cobalt Health, Oryon Imaging, Scan.com and Vista Health. The full list, including those whose pages could not be read, is on the private scans hub.

X-ray on the NHS

NHS waiting times for an X-ray, beside private hospital prices, are on the X-ray: NHS vs private page.

Prices only. Which scan you need, and whether you need one, is a clinical question for a doctor or the referring clinician. Some operators ask for a referral, or run their own clinical check, before a scan is booked. TreatCompare does not take bookings.

Help keep these prices accurate

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