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Book online

Search for a scan, choose a location, and complete the booking form.

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Speak to a clinician

A clinician will call you to check your scan is safe and suitable.

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Have your scan

Confirm your appointment and visit the clinic to get scanned.

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Get your results

Have a follow-up clinician call and get digital reports and images.

Private X-Ray Scans in Sheffield

For private X-ray scans in Sheffield, we make the booking process simple and stress-free. X-rays are a vital diagnostic tool for identifying fractures, lung and heart issues, and more, providing fast and precise imaging results. With trusted clinics across Sheffield in our network, you can compare prices, select a convenient location, and book your appointment in minutes. Get the answers you need without unnecessary delays.

Sheffield Private X-Ray Scan Costs

Private X-Ray scans start from £100 with a range of locations available. Search for an X-ray scan in Sheffield to compare prices at your closest options.

How do I Book a Private X-Ray Scan In Sheffield?

It takes just minutes to book a Private X-Ray scan in Sheffield. Compare your options via the easy-to-use map on this page, or enter the scan you need and your postcode to search our network. We provide transparent pricing and detailed descriptions of each centre to help you decide. Once you've chosen a site, complete a short booking form with your medical history and reason for your scan, and that's it - you don't even need a referral. Make payment to secure your booking, and we'll take care of the rest.

Why Book With Us?

Scan.com is the largest medical imaging network in the UK. We offer quick, easy access to a variety of scans at hundreds of locations nationwide, without the need for a referral. Book online in minutes, speak to a clinician in hours, and get your scan in days—it's that simple. With no waiting lists, you have control over when and where you have your scan. Plus, you’ll receive fast digital results that you can share with your healthcare professional.

Preparation For X-Ray Scans

Preparing for an X-ray scan is straightforward, and you'll receive specific instructions from your chosen scanning centre. In most cases, you can eat, drink, and take medication as usual unless it's a specialist procedure. For example, a barium contrast scan for the digestive tract may involve fasting for several hours before your scan. You may need to change into a hospital gown to prevent metal zips or buttons on your clothing from obstructing the images. Jewellery, belts, and watches will also need to be removed. The scan itself is painless and quick, and you can usually resume your day as normal afterwards.

The Procedure

An X-ray is a quick and painless imaging procedure. It produces 2D images of bones, joints, teeth, and some soft tissues or organs, like the lungs. Because it involves a low dose of ionising radiation, your Scan.com clinician will discuss any potential risks to ensure the scan is safe for you, though the risks are minimal. The X-ray machine usually has a moveable arm for precise positioning. Depending on the scan, you could be asked to sit, lie on a table, or stand against an upright panel with a flat surface, which is common for a chest X-ray. Multiple X-rays from different angles may be taken to capture accurate images.

How Long Does It Take?

X-ray appointments are quick and efficient, typically taking around 15 minutes. This includes the time needed to get changed into a medical gown (if needed), position the body and machinery correctly, and capture clear diagnostic images.

When You Will Receive Results

It can take up to 7-10 working days for your X-Ray scan results to be delivered, but it can vary from clinic to clinic and many are much quicker than this. During this time, a radiologist at the scanning centre writes a report about what the scan has shown, and shares it with our clinical team. We'll then call you to discuss the results and any next steps.

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Echocardiogram

An echocardiogram is a type of ultrasound scan specially for the heart. It uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the heart and how it is functioning.

Body Composition

Curious about your body composition? Looking to make lifestyle changes? This scan is the gold standard test for measuring, locating and analysing your body fat and lean mass.

DEXA

A Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scan is a low-dose form of an X-ray that can check your bone density, as well as your body composition.

Mammogram

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Prostate Scan

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Ultrasound

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Which scan is right for me?

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What's included

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Frequently asked questions

See a few of our most frequent asks about booking an X-Ray Scan. Have more questions? We'd love to help.

Are X-ray scans safe?

X-ray scans use ionising radiation, which does cause a small element of risk. However, the amount of radiation used in a standard X-ray is minimal and comes with a low degree of risk. For example, a single X-ray involves as much radiation as you would experience naturally in 10 days of just going about your daily life.

Increased radiation exposure is not advised during pregnancy unless the benefits of having a scan would greatly outweigh the risk of not having one. That's why, if you're pregnant, it is usually recommended to wait until after your baby is born to have an X-ray scan.

How can I find an X-ray scan near me?

It's easy to search for the scan you need near you. Just use our website's search feature, and we'll show you your nearest options with clear pricing. We also provide an indication of when you can expect to get your scan done so that you can book with confidence.

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