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Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre

Southmoor Road, Manchester M239LT

Scans from £470

Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre provide MRI and CT Scans in the Manchester region from £470. Read reviews about Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre and book online. No referral. Free GP consultation.

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About Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre

Located within the North West Heart Centre, Wythenshawe Hospital provides rapid access to advanced CT and MRI diagnostics for NHS, private medical insurance, and self-pay patients. Situated in Manchester (M23 9LT), the hospital offers expert imaging services without the need for long-distance travel.
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including a 3T Siemens Skyra MRI scanner, a 1.5T Siemens Avanto MRI scanner, and a 128-slice Aquilion Prime CT scanner, the centre specialises in cardiac and non-cardiac scans, such as cardiac CT, calcium scoring, and HeartFlow FFR-CT analysis. Neurological and musculoskeletal MRI scans are also available.
The hospital is open seven days a week, ensuring patients can access high-quality imaging at convenient times. Reports are reviewed by expert radiologists and provided within a short turnaround time.
Wythenshawe Hospital is well-connected by public transport. Bus routes 16 and multiple services stop regularly at the hospital lay-by. The nearest railway stations include Manchester Airport, Navigation Road, and Altrincham. For those arriving by car, parking is available in the Cardiac car park (entrance 6/7), with free parking for Blue Badge holders. Patients are encouraged to check the Wythenshawe Hospital visiting times in advance for a seamless visit.
Why Choose Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre?
  • 3T & 1.5T MRI Scanners – High-quality imaging for precise diagnoses.
  • 128-Slice CT Scanner – Advanced cardiac and general imaging.
  • Fast Appointment Access – Open seven days a week.
  • CQC ‘Good’ Rating – Recognized for excellent patient care.
If needed, the Wythenshawe Hospital address is clearly marked on hospital signage and appointment confirmations. For easy navigation, refer to the Wythenshawe Hospital map. The centre is accessible via Simonsway, Shaftesbury Avenue, and Altrincham Road. 
CT & MRI Scans at Wythenshawe Hospital
Check the Wythenshawe Hospital map for easy navigation before your visit. If you need a fast, reliable scan, the hospital offers advanced CT and MRI imaging for heart, brain, and joint conditions. Private doctors trust its accurate reports with quick turnaround times.

Opening hours

Mon: 00:00-24:00 Tue: 00:00-24:00 Wed: 00:00-24:00 Thu: 00:00-24:00 Fri: 00:00-24:00 Sat: closed Sun: closed

Scans available

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Mri £470
Ct Scan £520

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre?

Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre is at Southmoor Road, Manchester M239LT.

What types of scans does Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre offer?

Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre offers MRI and CT. Each scan type is priced individually so you can compare options before you book.

How much do scans cost at Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre?

Scans at Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre start from £470. 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 Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre?

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 Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre?

Select your scan type and body part, then book online through GetScanned. We arrange your GP referral and confirm your appointment at Wythenshawe Hospital, North West Heart Centre.

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.