Private X-Ray Clinic | Banbury, Oxfordshire

The Core Of Medical Imaging

X-rays use a form of high energy electromagnetic radiation, similar to visible light, to generate images of structures inside your body.

The idea may seem to have been around for a while but x-ray machines and safety have improved. They remain one of the best ways to reveal a range of trauma damage, or internal conditions.

Our hospital ensures x-ray facilities are available on site because of the amount of information our consultant radiologists can see. Providing insight to their colleagues and prompt treatment for patients.

This could be for bone injuries, dislocated joints, or tumours which have been revealed. X-rays can penetrate swelling, find foreign objects, Identify structural problems.

They remain a crucial and relatively low cost form of medical imaging. Helping to add reality to symptoms and provide patients with solutions they need.

Who Might Need an X-Ray?

X-rays can help with the diagnosis of a wide range of conditions including:

Broken and fractured bones
Chest conditions
Sprained, or dislocated joints
Tumour growth

X-Rays Without External Referral

Patients can self-refer to any of our consultants, who can then refer you for an X-Ray. You do not need to be referred by your own doctor, or GP.

Private X-Ray Fees

A private x-ray at The New Foscote Hospital costs from £123, depending on requirements. You will also need to see one of our consultants, in order to be referred for an x-ray.

You can self-refer for a consultation, which typically cost between £150 and £250, This will naturally cover more than just a need for imaging.

If you would like to book a consultation, please fill out the form further down, or get in touch through the email link, or phone number next to the form.

How to pay

There are two ways to pay for your treatment at The New Foscote Hospital, through medical insurance, or self-payment.

Insurance

For those with an insurance policy which covers x-rays (most do).

Self-pay

For those choosing to fund their own medical imaging.

What to Expect On The Day

X-rays are an outpatient procedure, you simply come to the hospital for imaging and can leave again once the x-rays are complete.

Preparing For Your X-Ray

Unless advised otherwise, on the day of your x-ray you can eat, drink and take medication as you normally would. Please inform us If you think you may be pregnant, as x-rays are not recommended during pregnancy.

Before your x-ray you will be asked to fill out a short questionnaire, which is simply part of our safety procedure.
During Your X-Ray

X-ray procedures vary, depending on the part of your body being scanned. The radiographer will explain how you should stand, or lie down and ensure you are comfortable,

Careful positioning ensures that your x-rays are taken from the correct angle. All you need to do is stay still for a second, whilst the machine is operated from behind a screen.
After Your X-Ray

Once your x-rays are complete, you will be able to go home. Our expert radiologists will examine the results and discuss them with your consultant. They will be in touch quite quickly, with your diagnosis and to discuss next steps if needed.

Dedicated x-ray facilities mean you are seen quickly, after a referral from any of our consultants. This brings faster diagnosis, access to treatment and less worry for you.

Dr Raj Chari

Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist

A nurse takes a patient's blood pressure

Why Choose The New Foscote?

Waiting times at The New Foscote Hospital are minimal. Our facilities are modern and welcoming. with the finest care provided by our professional team.

A Pleasant Environment

Our radiology department has been newly refurbished. This is designed to provide patients with a relaxing atmosphere, so you feel calm and confident throughout the procedure.
Renowned Consultants

Our hospital is the chosen base for a number of the UK’s most prominent consultants and surgeons, ensuring you receive the best advice, care, or treatment.