Can You Spread the Cost of a Scan? — ScanAlign private EOS imaging clinic, Harley Street
Payment options

Can You Spread the Cost of a Scan?

Yes. ScanAlign is exploring flexible payment options so you can pay for your private standing EOS scan in smaller, manageable amounts rather than one lump sum. We are currently finalising the details of a payment plan with an approved credit provider, and this page will be updated once the option is live.

Key takeaways

  • A payment plan option is being developed for ScanAlign patients.
  • The goal is to let you spread the total cost into affordable instalments.
  • No hidden fees. The price you are quoted is the price you pay.
  • You can already see pricing and payment options for current ways to book.
  • A free video consultation is available before you commit to anything.

Private healthcare can feel like a big outlay. If you have been living with back, hip, knee or posture problems, you should not have to choose between getting answers and managing your budget. That is why ScanAlign, private standing imaging in London, is working to offer a private healthcare payment plan that makes diagnostic imaging more accessible.


How does a payment plan for a private scan work?

A payment plan lets you split the total cost of your scan into smaller monthly amounts, so you do not need to pay everything upfront. Typically, an approved credit provider handles the instalments on your behalf. You agree a schedule before your appointment, and you know exactly what you will pay each month.

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At ScanAlign, price transparency matters. There are no hidden fees. The EOS scan cost page explains what is included in your appointment price, and any future payment plan will follow the same principle: the total amount payable is always clear before you agree.


What is included in your scan appointment?

Whether you pay upfront or through a future payment plan, your appointment includes the same things. There is no reduced service for paying in instalments.

Standing EOS scan

Full-length, weight-bearing imaging that captures your alignment as your body actually works.

Radiographer-led assessment

Your scan is performed and reviewed by a specialist diagnostic radiographer.

Detailed report

A clear written report you can share with your GP, consultant or therapist.

About 90% less radiation

EOS uses about 90% less radiation than a standard X-ray, around ten times less.


How do you book a scan at ScanAlign?

Booking is straightforward. You do not need a GP referral. Here is how it works right now.

1

Free video consultation

Start with a short, no-obligation video call. We find out about your problem and confirm whether a standing EOS scan is the right next step for you.

2

Confirm and pay

Once you are happy to go ahead, you confirm your appointment. When a payment plan option becomes available, you will be able to choose how you pay at this stage.

3

Attend your scan

Visit us at 19 Harley Street, London. The scan itself is quick and comfortable. You stand naturally while the EOS system captures your full alignment.

4

Receive your report

Your detailed report is sent to you and, if you wish, directly to your treating clinician.

If you need to cancel, our refund policy explains how that works.


Is a self-pay private scan worth the cost?

For many people with long-standing or unexplained musculoskeletal problems, yes. Standard imaging often looks at one small area while you lie down. A standing EOS scan captures your entire skeleton under gravity, revealing alignment patterns that single-area imaging can miss. Pain in your knee might stem from a hip imbalance. Lower back pain might be linked to the way your pelvis sits under load. You cannot see these connections on a lying-down scan of just one area.

When MRI is the better choice: EOS shows bones, joints and alignment brilliantly. For soft-tissue problems, discs or nerves, MRI is usually the better tool. During your free consultation, we will be honest about which type of imaging suits your situation.

Spreading the cost through a payment plan can make this level of diagnostic detail more accessible, especially if you have been waiting on the NHS or paying out of pocket for treatments that have not solved the underlying problem.


Common questions about paying for a private scan

ScanAlign is working on a payment plan option that would let you spread the cost of your EOS scan into monthly instalments. This page will be updated as soon as the option is available.

No. ScanAlign is a self-referral clinic. You can book directly by starting with a free video consultation.

For current pricing details, please visit the EOS scan cost page. There are no hidden fees.

No. The price you are quoted covers your scan, analysis and written report. ScanAlign believes in price transparency, so the total amount payable is always clear upfront.

If a payment plan is offered through a third-party credit provider, an eligibility check may be required. Full details, including whether this is a soft or hard credit check, will be published once the plan is confirmed.

Details about any deposit requirement will be confirmed when the payment plan is finalised. Currently, payment is made in full at the time of booking.

You can read our refund policy for full details on cancellations and refunds.

Yes. EOS uses about 90% less radiation than a standard X-ray, around ten times less. It is a well-established imaging system used in hospitals and clinics worldwide.

ScanAlign is a self-pay clinic. We do not currently process insurance claims directly, but you may be able to claim back from your insurer depending on your policy. Check with your provider.

The video consultation lets us understand your problem before you commit. We confirm whether a standing EOS scan is the right investigation for you. There is no obligation to book afterwards.

Ready to find out what is really going on?

Start with a free, no-obligation video consultation. We will explain the process, confirm whether a standing scan is right for you, and answer any questions about cost.

Book a free video consultation

Written by Abbas Dhami (Specialist Diagnostic Radiographer)

Sources

  1. Financial Conduct Authority. Consumer credit regulation guidance. fca.org.uk
  2. NHS England. Choices when paying for private healthcare. nhs.uk
  3. Competition and Markets Authority. Private healthcare market investigation. gov.uk

This page is general information and not a diagnosis.

ScanAlign is the trading name of CoreMed Solutions Ltd and operates under The Harley Street Hospital's CQC licence.