Your circulation works around the clock. Are you actually checking it? Private Premium Total Vascular Health Package London
A coordinated, non-invasive Doppler ultrasound assessment of the major arteries and veins supplying your brain, abdomen and lower limbs — designed to support early vascular risk detection and provide one clearer overview of your circulation.
Four specialist vascular scans without fragmented appointments
Each scan examines a different part of the circulation. Together, they provide a coordinated assessment for plaque, narrowing, aneurysmal dilatation, altered arterial flow and selected venous abnormalities where clinically appropriate.
- Bilateral carotid artery Doppler
- Abdominal aorta ultrasound
- Bilateral lower-limb arterial Doppler
- Bilateral lower-limb venous Doppler
The Premium Total Vascular Health Package
A proactive private option for adults who want a wider assessment of several key arterial and venous regions in one coordinated appointment.
Everything brought together in one vascular health picture
The value of the package is the combined overview: vessels supplying the brain, the abdominal aorta and the arterial and venous circulation of both lower limbs.
Carotid Artery Doppler
Evaluates both carotid arteries, vessel walls and blood-flow velocities for plaque and narrowing.
Cerebrovascular circulationAbdominal Aorta Ultrasound
Measures the visible abdominal aorta and assesses accessible segments for aneurysmal enlargement.
AAA assessmentLower-Limb Arterial Doppler
Assesses the major arteries in both legs for patency, plaque, narrowing and altered flow patterns.
Peripheral arterial circulationLower-Limb Venous Doppler
Reviews the deep and superficial venous systems, with the protocol adapted to the clinical indication.
Peripheral venous circulationFour vascular territories, one extended visit
Carotid Artery Doppler
Both sides of the neckEvaluates the carotid arteries that carry blood towards the brain, including the visible vessel walls and Doppler blood-flow velocities.
- Presence and distribution of plaque
- Evidence and estimated severity of narrowing
- Direction and pattern of blood flow
- Relevant vessel measurements
Abdominal Aorta Ultrasound
AAA assessmentMeasures the visible abdominal aorta to assess its calibre and look for aneurysmal enlargement within the accessible examined segments.
- Maximum aortic diameter
- Focal or diffuse dilatation
- Accessible aortic segments
- Technical limitations recorded
Lower-Limb Arterial Doppler
Both legsAssesses the major arteries of both lower limbs to evaluate vessel patency, plaque and evidence of significant peripheral arterial disease.
- Arterial plaque and wall changes
- Areas of narrowing or obstruction
- Flow from the groins towards the ankles
- Waveform and velocity assessment
Lower-Limb Venous Doppler
Both legsReviews the major deep and superficial venous systems of both legs. The precise protocol is adapted to the clinical indication and current symptoms.
- Venous patency and compressibility
- Blood-flow response and direction
- Reflux where clinically indicated
- Thrombus assessment where appropriate
One extended appointment, one clinic, one coordinated report
The assessment is performed in stages, with gel applied to the neck, abdomen and legs. You may be asked to change position during the examination.
Clinical history and suitability check
Your clinician reviews the reason for the assessment, current symptoms, medication and relevant vascular risk factors.
Four vascular examinations
The carotids, abdominal aorta, lower-limb arteries and lower-limb veins are assessed using ultrasound and Doppler techniques.
Initial explanation where appropriate
The clinician may explain visible findings during or after the examination, while the full interpretation is recorded in the written report.
Written findings and recommendations
A detailed report is normally sent securely within 24 hours, with GP or specialist follow-up recommendations when required.
Transparent vascular package pricing
All four listed vascular ultrasound examinations are included in the package price.
Premium Total Vascular Health Package
£1,199A coordinated private assessment of four major vascular territories, with a detailed written report and onward recommendations where appropriate.
- Carotid Doppler — both sides
- Abdominal aorta ultrasound
- Lower-limb arterial Doppler — both legs
- Lower-limb venous Doppler — both legs
Not sure whether routine screening is the correct pathway?
Call the clinic before booking when symptoms are new, one-sided, severe or rapidly worsening, or when you have a known complex vascular condition.
- Booking suitability guidance
- Preparation instructions
- Help choosing an urgent or routine pathway
Designed for adults who want vascular clarity sooner
Age-related vascular risk
For adults seeking a broader private vascular assessment as risk changes with age.
Blood pressure or cholesterol concerns
For people with hypertension, raised cholesterol or other recognised cardiovascular risk factors.
Diabetes or metabolic risk
For patients whose diabetes or metabolic profile may increase vascular risk.
Family history
For adults with a relevant family history of stroke, aneurysm or peripheral vascular disease.
Current or previous smoking
For patients who want imaging alongside wider risk-factor review with their GP.
Leg circulation concerns
For non-acute leg discomfort, swelling or circulation concerns after suitability is confirmed.
What this package does — and what it does not replace
Ultrasound can provide valuable structural and blood-flow information, but no single screening appointment can exclude every vascular condition or predict every future cardiovascular event.
Preparation, reporting and next steps
Preparation
You may be asked to fast to improve visualisation of the abdominal aorta. Wear comfortable clothing and bring medication and previous vascular reports.
Results
Your report records the structures examined, Doppler findings, measurements and technical limitations. Reports are normally issued within 24 hours.
Next steps
An abnormality may lead to GP, cardiology, vascular surgery or other specialist review, with additional tests where clinically appropriate.
Who delivers and reviews your vascular assessment
Specialist vascular imaging
Your assessment is performed by an experienced sonographer or vascular scientist using B-mode, colour Doppler and spectral Doppler as clinically appropriate.
Structured clinical reporting
Measurements, Doppler findings and technical limitations are documented clearly, with the report normally sent securely within 24 hours.
Clear onward recommendations
Where a relevant abnormality is identified, the report may recommend review by your NHS GP, private GP, cardiologist or vascular specialist.
The vascular package — common questions
Which scans are included in the £1,199 package?
The package includes bilateral carotid Doppler, an abdominal aorta scan, bilateral lower-limb arterial Doppler and bilateral lower-limb venous Doppler.
What is the main purpose of this package?
Its main purpose is to support early identification of vascular abnormalities across several important arterial and venous territories. It is not a guarantee that all vascular disease will be detected.
Do I need a GP referral?
No GP referral is required. Patients with acute symptoms, a recent suspected DVT, TIA or stroke symptoms, or a known complex vascular condition should contact the clinical team before booking.
Is the examination painful?
The scans are generally non-invasive. The clinician applies ultrasound gel and moves a probe over the skin. Some pressure and leg compression may be needed during parts of the venous assessment.
How long does the package take?
This is an extended appointment because four separate vascular examinations are included. The exact appointment length depends on anatomy, findings and technical factors and will be confirmed by the booking team.
Do I need to fast?
Fasting may be requested to improve visualisation of the abdominal aorta. Follow the preparation instructions provided when your booking is confirmed.
When will I receive my report?
The written report is normally sent securely within 24 hours. Complex findings or additional specialist review may take longer.
What happens if an abnormality is found?
Your report will describe the finding and may recommend review by your NHS GP, private GP, cardiologist or vascular specialist. Urgent findings are managed through the clinic’s escalation pathway.