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Private X-ray at Prime Health Stockport

Private X-ray in Manchester

Ten minutes, and the quickest answer on bone and chest, at our Stockport centre.

Prime Health Stockport is at 144A Dialstone Lane, SK2 6AP. X-rays are reported by a consultant radiologist within a short turnaround. A referral is required.

A referral is required. X-ray uses a small dose of radiation, so it must be requested by an entitled referrer.

Why patients across Greater Manchester choose Stockport for X-ray

  • Personal service, small centre, big scanner network.
  • Consultant radiologist reporting.
  • Where a finding suggests further imaging or physiotherapy, we can arrange it at the same centre.
  • Straightforward access from Cheadle, Bramhall, Hazel Grove and Wilmslow.

What X-ray is good for

Fast and excellent for bones and the chest: fractures, joint changes, a first look at the lungs. Where soft tissue is the question, ultrasound or MRI is usually the better first test.

What happens on the day

Arrive, check in, and the image takes seconds, the appointment is about ten minutes. A consultant radiologist reports within a short turnaround.

Cost of a private X-ray in Manchester

The Stockport price list is on the centre page. For a specific quote, call 0330 025 2100.

Frequently asked questions

Where in Manchester is your X-ray unit?

At Prime Health Stockport, 144A Dialstone Lane, Stockport SK2 6AP, serving Stockport, Cheadle, Bramhall, Hazel Grove and Wilmslow.

Do I need a referral?

Yes, X-ray uses a small dose of ionising radiation, so it must be requested by an entitled referrer. Our team can advise if you do not have a referral.

How long does an X-ray take?

The image itself takes seconds and the appointment about ten minutes.

How much does a private X-ray cost in Manchester?

Prices are set at the centre. The Stockport price list is on the centre page. Call {phone} for a specific quote.

What is X-ray good for?

X-ray is fast and excellent for bones and the chest, fractures, joint changes, and a first look at the lungs. Where soft tissue is the question, ultrasound or MRI is usually the better test.

Who reports the X-ray?

A consultant radiologist. Reports are returned within {turnaround}.

Is there parking?

Yes, on site at the centre.

Do you take insurance?

Yes. Bring your policy number and pre-authorisation.