Precise Diagnostic Scans

Get clear insights with advanced medical imaging technology.

Welcome to GP2Health Imaging

Offering ultrasound imaging within a GP consultation allows GP2Health to be more accurate and confident in your diagnosis. It can give you instant reassurance and reduce anxiety, or help to plan for the next stages of your journey back to health. There are no delays waiting for ultrasound appointments, and it is perfectly safe to perform.

We also offer suggested and tailored health screening options for men and women

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GP2Health Ultrasound Scans

Comprehensive Ultrasound

A full exploration using ultrasound. For diagnostic purposes only. Prices do not include a consultation fee. POA = Price on application.

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Testicle Scan

Worried about testicular pains? Testicular lumps? Testicular cancer?
£ 100
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Lumps or Bump Scan

Do you want to know what the lump or bump is?
£ 85
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Musculoskeletal Scans - Knee or Shoulder

Do you have an injury, swelling, or pain in or around the knee or shoulder?
£ 100
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Vascular Scans

Worried about a Deep or Superficial (shallow) vein thrombosis (blood clot)?** Worried about an enlarged abdominal aorta?
£ POA
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Lung Scans

Do I have pneumonia or a lung infection?
Do I have fluid building up in my chest?
I am breathless, why?**
Do I have fluid building up around my heart?
£ 100

Partial or Focussed Scans

Using ultrasound to answer specific clinical questions within a consultation. These are abbreviated scans. Prices do not include a consultation fee. POA = Price on Application

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Abdomen

1.Do I have gallstones or any complications?
2.Do I have any fluid in my abdomen?
3.Is my spleen or liver enlarged?
4.Are my kidneys backing up with urine?
5.Do I have kidney stones?
6.Do I have to much urine in my bladder? Am I emptying my bladder properly?
7.Pre and post void bladder scans
£ 65
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Gynaecology

1.I want to know where my implant has gone? I cant feel it.
2.I want to know if my coil/ IUS/ IUD is still in my womb. I cant feel my strings. Is it correctly positioned?
3.I want to see my baby**.
4.I want to know if my pregnancy is in the correct location (Womb) **.
£ 65
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Musculoskeletal

1.I am concerned I have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
2.I have a muscular, tendon or ligament injury. How long will it take to recover?**
3.I have a painful, swollen, red, hot joint . Why? **
£ POA
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Procedural

All of our injections and aspirations are conducted using ultrasound as standard. This improves safety and efficacy of the procedure. Some of our minor surgical procedures will also involve a scan to plan and ensure it is safe to proceed. The price of these scans is included in the cost of the injection and or surgery.
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Bespoke Scan

If there is any other clinical question or body part you would like us to scan please let us know**.
£ POA

Examples of Price Structuring

30 Min GP Consultation (£75) + Comprehensive Lump Scan (£65)

Total - £140

45 Min Consult (£100) + Focussed Abdominal Scan (£45)

Total - £145

15 Min F2f Consult (£45) + Comprehensive Shoulder Scan (£85) + Shoulder Injection (£115)

Total - £245

30 Min Consult (£75) + Lung Scan (£85) + Blood Test(£POA)

£140 + blood testing which will specific to the problem and cost explained in consult

Medicals / Report Writing

We can meet all of your needs for any examinations and report writing. Please contact us.

Home Visit (£POA) + Comprehensive DVT Scan (£100) + Blood Test (£POA)

Total - £100 + home visiting price will depend upon housebound status and location + Blood tests which will depend upon need and explained in consult

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach out to us at contact@gp2health.co.uk if you cannot find the answer to your question.

Whilst we endeavour to contact you within 24 hours, we cannot guarantee this. We would suggest, if you feel it is an emergency, call 999. If you feel there is time, and we have not contacted you within 3 hours, you should contact your own GP or call 111 out of hours. You may also wish to ask a friend or relative to stay with you for your safety. They could take you to the emergency department, if required.

If you have any breathing difficulties, severe pains or feel extremely unwell — please call 999.

We aim to contact you within 24 hours, probably sooner. If you are having difficulties seeing your own GP for a possible DVT or if you would like a scan performed at home, then we can help as a matter of urgency. We also offer the option to track the resolution of a clot (thrombus) if this has already been confirmed.

This is possible. Generally speaking, but not always, you would also feel unwell in yourself. I.e. you may have a temperature, headache, loss of appetite, palpitations, muscle aches or feel really tired. If you have these symptoms as well as the joint problem, please go to the emergency department. If not, we will aim to see you as a priority.

There are many benefits.

Your time to an accurate diagnosis is much quicker, this improves your safety and shortens recovery time.

Ultrasound is safe and has no associated radiation making it an ideal first line investigation.

Seeing your issue on screen and talking through the pictures is very reassuring and empowers you to understand the nature of the issue.

For all our ultrasound scans a description of the findings will be communicated to you. A descriptive report will be written electronically and saved in the medical records in line with GDPR guidance. You are welcome to a digital copy of this report.

For the comprehensive scans, no consultation is required. These can be standalone diagnostic tests. If any sinister findings are found, an explanation and plan will be suggested at no additional cost.

For the focused scans, a consultation is required. The very nature of these scans are that they are conducted in consultation to confirm the thinking based on a clinical story and exam.

Comprehensive scans are similar to those you traditionally get in a hospital. The whole organ or joint is examined. A partial of focussed scan is done within a GP consultation to answer a specific clinical question. It may not involve scanning the whole organ or joint.

We only offer comprehensive scans for the knee and shoulder currently. More comprehensive scans will be provided in the future.

This is a possibility. Ultrasound is not the only means of investigating a problem. Often we recommend blood tests, x-rays, computed Tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to further investigate a problem. You will be advised on what is required to get the answers you want.

The causes of breathlessness are many and varied. If you have had some initial investigations and are no further forward, ultrasound can be used to see the lining of the lung, infection, pneumothorax, wet lungs, and fluid collections. It is considered more accurate than a standard chest x-ray. This will include a review of any fluid around the heart and a basic review of the overall structure and function of the heart.

We only offer ultrasound scans after 6 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period. You will also need to have a positive urinary pregnancy test, which we will ask you to bring to the appointment. If possible please do come to these appointments with a trusted companion e.g. partner, spouse, close friend, or relative.

Six weeks after the first day of your last menstrual period, we should see signs of a very small baby (embryo). If you have a positive urinary pregnancy test and there is nothing present in your womb, the embryo is ectopic (outside the womb). This can cause pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding, and heavy internal bleeding. We will refer you to the early pregnancy assessment unit for further follow up, urgently.

Ultrasound is excellent at defining exactly what the injury is. But it is not absolute and a window of likely recovery or return to practice time will be given. This will vary depending upon multiple factors, including nature of injury, age, other health conditions, concordance with suggested therapy, BMI, and many more.

The applications of ultrasound are broad and varied. Whilst we have not listed all the skills or scans our doctors are capable of doing, if we feel the request is out of our scope of practice, you can seek support from your own GP, review other private providers of ultrasound scans, or we can make a recommendation upon request.