Pricing
Ways to Cover The Cost
Private PET CT Scan
(No GP or specialist referral required)
Insurance
Usually, your private medical insurance company will cover the cost of your PET CT scan. For many insurers, our scanner has pre-agreed tariffs with them. Don’t forget that scans are more expensive in London using up a greater part of your outpatient/diagnostic allowance, than in a scanner just outside London.
Pre-agreed tariffs
Pre-agreed tariffs
Pre-agreed tariffs
Pre-agreed tariffs
Pre-agreed tariffs
No pre-agreed tariff
No pre-agreed tariff
No pre-agreed tariff
Self-Funded FDG PET CT Scan
The £1,800 fee provides for a whole body PET CT scan including the 18F-Fluorodeoxyglucose radionuclide, performing the scan, a full printed report by a dual accredited consultant PET CT radiologist and sending the images and report electronically to your chosen hospital, clinic or other facility. A link can also be e-mailed to enable you and your doctor to view your images. The only additional fee may is a nominal charge for a serum glucose test to optimise the study.
Self-Funded PSMA PET CT Scan
The £3,100 fee allows for a whole body PET CT scan including the 18F-PSMA radionuclide agent specific for prostate cancer imaging, performing the scan, a full printed report by a dual accredited consultant PET CT radiologist and sending the images and report electronically to your chosen hospital, clinic or other facility. A link can also be e-mailed to enable you and your doctor to view your images.
Self-Funded FDG Brain PET CT (£1,600)
This scan is performed of the whole brain to assess altered activity if directed by a formal cognitive assessment test. The Molecular Imaging suite does not offer an Amyloid (Tau protein) scan which is used predominantly as a research tool in the UK, very expensive and not usually covered by most private medical insurers.
The £1,400 fee allows for performing the scan, a full printed report by a dual accredited consultant PET CT radiologist and sending the images and report electronically to your chosen hospital, clinic or other facility. A link can also be e-mailed to enable you and your doctor to view your images. The only additional fee may is a nominal charge for a serum glucose test to optimise the study.
Self-Funded Choline PET CT Scan (£2,351)
This scan is an alternative lower cost whole body PET CT scan for prostate cancer imaging. This radionuclide agent has been used for many years to detect prostate cancer and metastases, but is slightly less sensitive and specific than PSMA.
The £2,400 fee provides for a full printed report by a dual accredited consultant PET CT radiologist and sending the images and report electronically to your chosen hospital, clinic or other facility. A link can also be e-mailed to enable you and your doctor to view your images.
Contact us on 01483 442777
or WhatsApp Dr Lopez 07958 932945
Location (free parking)
46 Harvey Rd, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3LX