A full check-up with a private GP: a head-to-toe exam of your heart, lungs, abdomen, nerves and joints, a resting 12-lead ECG with your QRISK heart score, blood and urine tests for your liver, kidneys, thyroid, cholesterol and blood sugar, and time to talk through periods, menopause and your NHS screening.
4 parts · 1 report
Everything you get for £495: an unhurried consultation with a private GP, heart, blood and urine checks, then one written report and a call to talk it through.
Your GP goes through your symptoms, family history, lifestyle, periods or menopause, sleep and stress, then examines you.
A painless recording of your heart rhythm, plus your 10-year risk of a heart attack or stroke.
One blood sample and one urine sample, checked at the laboratory for the most common hidden problems.
Your GP writes up every result in plain English, then calls you to explain it and agree your next steps.
Everything with one GP. Consultation, examination, ECG and samples, then one written report and a call from your GP. See how to prepare.
Your samples are checked at the laboratory. These are the areas they cover, and your GP reads every result alongside your examination, ECG and history.
Shows whether your liver is inflamed or under strain, for example from alcohol, medicines or fatty liver.
Checks how well your kidneys filter waste. High blood pressure and diabetes both affect them.
Your cholesterol levels feed into your QRISK heart score and show whether you need to act.
Finds raised blood sugar and prediabetes, which usually cause no symptoms for years.
An underactive or overactive thyroid can cause tiredness, weight change and low mood.
Minerals your nerves, muscles and bones depend on. Low or high levels can explain cramps or fatigue.
Signs of hidden infection or inflammation, which your GP reads alongside your symptoms.
Looks for protein, sugar, blood or infection: early signs of kidney, diabetes or urinary problems.
Blood testUrine test
Choose the Women’s Health MOT, the Wellness Ultrasound or the Premium check, then a clinic and a time. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available, 7 days a week.
Choose your check
Not sure which one you need? Compare the three, or call 020 7101 3377 or message us on WhatsApp.
The MOT is a doctor-led check with tests. The Wellness Ultrasound scans your breasts, pelvis and thyroid. The Premium check does both and adds your heart. All three can be booked on this page.
£495
£595
£1,795
Not sure which check you need? Call or message us and we will help you choose.
Most of what a women’s health MOT finds has no symptoms at first. A health check for women is a good idea if any of these sound like you.
Do not wait for a health check if you have chest pain, sudden breathlessness or signs of a stroke such as a drooping face, arm weakness or slurred speech: call 999. See a GP promptly for a new breast lump, bleeding after the menopause, blood in your urine or weight loss you cannot explain.
A women’s health assessment and a women’s health scan answer different questions, and both are part of private women’s health screening in London. Start from what you want to know.
None of these replace your NHS cervical screening (smear test) or breast screening (mammogram): keep going when you are invited.
Your blood test includes cholesterol and blood sugar, which can need fasting, so we confirm when you book. If you are asked to fast, have only water from the night before. Keep taking your usual medicines, wear a top that is easy to remove for the examination and ECG, and bring a list of your medicines and any recent results. Booking the Wellness Ultrasound or Premium? Drink one litre of water an hour before so your bladder is comfortably full for the pelvic scan.
Your GP asks about your health, family history, lifestyle and what you want from the check.
A head-to-toe examination, your blood pressure and a resting 12-lead ECG, with your QRISK score worked out.
One blood sample and one urine sample, sent to the laboratory.
Your written report, then a call from your GP to explain it and agree next steps.
Your GP tells you what they find as they go, so you leave knowing your blood pressure and heart rhythm.
Every result in plain English, with your QRISK score and a personal health plan, ready to share with your NHS GP.
Your GP explains the results, answers your questions and arranges any referral you need.
Time to talk about everything, not a rushed appointment. Your GP examines you and explains as they go.
Your heart check, blood test and urine test are all arranged for you, with one report at the end.
Your results in plain English and a call from your GP, with any referral arranged at no extra charge.
£495 covers everything, with no GP referral, at Harley Street or St Albans, 7 days a week.
I had a very positive experience at London Private Ultrasound. The whole process was smooth and professional, and I felt very comfortable throughout the appointment. The sonographer was kind, thorough and took the time to explain everything clearly during the scan. I really appreciated the level of care and attention, and the examination helped identify the cause of the symptoms I had been experiencing. I would definitely recommend their service.
This is my third visit to the London Private Ultrasound. The earlier ones were in 2022, then 2024 I got my appointment very quickly, at an agreed and mutually convenient time. I specifically asked for Dr Reza again. As before, he was professional, kind and unhurried, There was ample time to discuss findings which was very reassuring. I received the full report the following morning I continue to recommend this excellent service to my colleagues. Many thanks for keeping up such high standards !
Looked on line at 9.30 ,had an appointment at 10.40 ,results before 12 , Could not have been easier or more professional
Very easy to book at short notice. Friendly staff and professional Sonographer. Would definitely book again.
Quick and easy to make an appointment, I arrived early and was seen early due to availability. Very nice
Very happy with ultrasound very throrough examination. Will use again
Two clinics, seven days a week, 9am to 7pm, with same-day and next-day appointments frequently available. Both offer the Women’s Health MOT for £495, the Wellness Ultrasound and the Premium check, with no GP referral needed.
27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN
Two minutes from Bond Street (Elizabeth line, Central, Jubilee), five from Oxford Circus, eight from Marylebone and Baker Street. Convenient for patients travelling in from Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Soho, the City and Paddington.
54–56 Victoria Street, St Albans AL1 3HZ
A short walk from St Albans City station, with parking nearby. Convenient for patients across Hertfordshire, North London, Watford, Hatfield, Harpenden and Welwyn Garden City.
Our clinic is CQC registered, and our doctors, radiologists, sonographers and surgeons work under the registers and professional standards set by these bodies.
The Royal College of Radiologists
Professional standards, education and guidance for clinical radiology and clinical oncology.
General Medical Council
Official register and professional standards for doctors and regulated medical associates.
Care Quality Commission
Independent regulator of health and adult social-care services in England.
Health and Care Professions Council
Official register for regulated health and care professionals, including radiographers.
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Professional standards, education and support for surgical practice and patient care.
At London Private Ultrasound the Women’s Health MOT costs £495 all-inclusive. The Women’s Wellness Ultrasound (breast, pelvic and thyroid scans) is £595, and the Women’s Health Check Premium is £1,795. Private women’s health checks in London usually cost from about £495 to over £1,000.
For most women over 40, during the menopause, or with heart disease or diabetes in the family, yes. High blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and thyroid problems often cause no clear symptoms, so a check finds them while simple changes still work. If you feel unwell now, see a doctor first.
Partly. If you are 40 to 74 with no heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease or high blood pressure, the free NHS Health Check checks blood pressure, cholesterol and heart risk every five years. You are also invited for cervical and breast screening. A private MOT is available at any age and goes further.
You spend 60 minutes with a private GP, who goes through your health, family history, lifestyle, periods or menopause, then examines you from head to toe. You have a resting 12-lead ECG, your QRISK heart score, and blood and urine samples, followed by a written report and a GP call.
Yes. A women’s health MOT, a well woman check, a female health assessment and a women’s health check up describe the same kind of check: a doctor’s review of your overall health with tests. Ours is a GP appointment with an examination, ECG, blood and urine tests.
The blood panel checks liver and kidney function, your cholesterol profile, blood sugar and diabetes risk, thyroid function, key minerals, and markers of infection and inflammation. A urine test adds kidney, sugar and infection markers. Your GP explains every result in your written report and follow-up call.
Your thyroid is checked as part of the blood panel. Menopause is usually diagnosed from your age and symptoms rather than a blood test, so tell your GP about any menopause symptoms or irregular periods during the MOT. They will advise on next steps, including any hormone tests that would help.
The Women’s Health MOT is a doctor-led check with an examination, ECG and laboratory tests. For scans, the Women’s Wellness Ultrasound covers your breasts and armpits, pelvis and thyroid for £595, and the Women’s Health Check Premium brings a full body scan, heart check and bloods together. You can book all three here.
No. Keep going to your NHS cervical screening (smear test) and breast screening (mammogram) when invited, as breast ultrasound works alongside a mammogram rather than replacing it. See a GP promptly about any breast lump or unusual bleeding.
It can be, especially with a family history of heart disease, diabetes or thyroid problems, ongoing tiredness, or if you have not had a check-up in years. The NHS Health Check starts at 40, so a private MOT is the simplest way to get a full baseline earlier.
No. You can book the Women’s Health MOT, Wellness Ultrasound or Premium check directly online, by phone or on WhatsApp, with no referral from your NHS GP. You receive your own written report, which you can share with your NHS GP or a specialist.
Your GP talks you through the examination and ECG during the appointment. Your blood and urine samples go to the laboratory, and your written report and follow-up GP call usually come within 3 to 5 working days. If anything needs attention sooner, your GP contacts you straight away.
Your blood test includes cholesterol and blood sugar, which can need fasting, so we confirm when you book. If asked, have only water from the night before. For the Wellness Ultrasound or Premium, drink one litre of water an hour before so your bladder is full.
Yes. Tell us when you book, in the booking notes, by phone or on WhatsApp, and we will confirm who is available on your chosen day and clinic. You can also ask for a chaperone for any examination, and you can stop at any time.
Your GP explains what the result means and what to do next, in your report and follow-up call. If you need a scan, a specialist or treatment, we arrange the referral at no extra charge, and you only pay for the specialist appointment itself.
At our Central London clinic, 27 Welbeck Street in the Harley Street medical district, or at 54–56 Victoria Street in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Both are open 7 days a week from 9am to 7pm, and same-day or next-day appointments are often available.
Medical disclaimer. This page is general information and does not replace individual medical advice. A health MOT checks for common problems; normal results do not rule out every condition, and some women need further tests, a scan or a specialist review. Call 999 for chest pain, sudden breathlessness or signs of a stroke.
Sources: NHS, NHS Health Check; NICE, Cardiovascular disease: risk assessment and reduction, including lipid modification (NG238); NHS, High blood pressure; NHS, High cholesterol; NHS, Cervical screening; NHS, Breast screening (mammogram).
