London · Scan centre

Eastgate Health (East London)

43-49, 43-49 Fowler Rd, Chigwell, Ilford IG6 3FF, London IG6 3FF

Scans from £400

Eastgate Health (East London) provide MRI Scans in the London region from £400. Read reviews about Eastgate Health (East London) and book online. No referral. Free GP consultation.

Book at this clinic

About Eastgate Health (East London)

Medetick offers a core team of exceptional MRI radiographers, renowned for their expertise and up-to-date knowledge. They offer same-day MRI scans which are a convenient and efficient way to get the answers you need about your health. If you're looking for a fast and convenient way to get an MRI scan, this is the place for you. Schedule your appointment today and get the answers you need to get back to your life.

Opening hours

Mon: 8- Tue: 8- Wed: 8- Thu: 8- Fri: 8- Sat: closed Sun: closed

Scans available

ScanFrom
Mri £400

Other clinics nearby

Frequently asked questions

Where is Eastgate Health (East London)?

Eastgate Health (East London) is at 43-49, 43-49 Fowler Rd, Chigwell, Ilford IG6 3FF, London IG6 3FF.

What types of scans does Eastgate Health (East London) offer?

Eastgate Health (East London) offers MRI. Each scan type is priced individually so you can compare options before you book.

How much do scans cost at Eastgate Health (East London)?

Scans at Eastgate Health (East London) start from £400. The price covers the GP consultation and referral, the scan itself, and your report from a consultant radiologist.

How quickly can I get an appointment at Eastgate Health (East London)?

Availability varies by scan type and body part. Many patients book within a few days through GetScanned, and some centres offer next-day appointments where slots are open.

How do I book an appointment at Eastgate Health (East London)?

Select your scan type and body part, then book online through GetScanned. We arrange your GP referral and confirm your appointment at Eastgate Health (East London).

What's included in the price?

Your price includes a GP consultation and referral, the scan at the imaging centre, and a report from a UK-registered consultant radiologist.