

Private health scans are medical imaging tests performed in a private clinic setting, where patients either self-fund or use private medical insurance. Unlike other diagnostic tools that rely on radiation, ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to produce real-time images of the body’s internal structures. This non-invasive method is ideal for detecting abnormalities, assessing organ function, and supporting general health evaluations.
Our expert sonographers provide a wide range of general and specialised scans, including:
Each scan is conducted using the latest imaging technology to ensure clarity, accuracy, and rapid results.
Booking a private health scan offers several significant benefits:
Ultrasound scans are also an excellent way to support your GP or healthcare provider with timely diagnostic insight. Your detailed report will include annotated images and clinical notes suitable for follow-up or onward referral.
At Elite Community Ultrasound, we believe everyone deserves access to high-quality healthcare without long delays. That’s why we’ve designed our services around you—flexible appointments, experienced practitioners, and a commitment to exceptional patient care.
Whether you have a specific concern or are simply monitoring your health, our private scans offer reassurance, clarity, and support every step of the way.
Book your appointment today at our Ashford or Canterbury clinic and take control of your health with confidence.
No, you don’t need a GP referral. However, a self-referral should not replace medical advice from your healthcare professional. We recommend contacting your GP, nurse, or other healthcare provider if you need medical consultation before booking a scan.
If you have symptoms and think you need a scan, visit the page related to the body part you're concerned about. This page will list the symptoms the scan is suitable for. If you’re unsure, feel free to contact us via live chat or phone. Alternatively, check with your GP before booking a scan.
No, the scan itself is safe with no known risks. However, certain factors like a high BMI or bowel gas may affect the results.
Yes, you can bring up to two companions. For 4D/5D baby scans, the number of companions may vary.
No, the ultrasound is not painful. You will only feel the sensor on your skin. In some cases, mild pressure may be applied to the skin over an affected area to help identify the cause of symptoms.
A scan typically lasts between 10 to 15 minutes, but it could take up to 20 minutes depending on how clear the organs are or how complex the scan is.
No, there are no side effects from the scan.
You will receive a verbal report of your results on the same day. Afterward, you can go home, return to work, or continue your usual activities, including eating or drinking if you had to fast or fill your bladder for the scan. A detailed written report will be sent to your email within 24-48 hours. We can also send it to your GP or another healthcare provider if you'd like.
If any issues are found, the sonographer or radiologist will advise whether you need follow-up scans or a referral to your GP or another healthcare professional for further evaluation.
You will receive a verbal summary of your results the same day. A detailed written report will be sent to you within 24-48 hours.
Ultrasound can detect masses or lumps that may be cancerous. If something suspicious is found, we will refer you for further tests like a CT scan or MRI. Additional tests, including blood tests or biopsies, may be needed to confirm if it’s cancer.
Please don’t worry and simply contact us we shall be more than happy to answer your query.