Randox Health Liverpool
Private CQC: Good
Ground Floor Unit Exchange Station, Liverpool L2 2QP
Window to the Womb
Private CQC: Good
31 Meridian Village, Liverpool L24 9LG
The Liverpool Varicose Veins Clinic
Private CQC: Good
73-75, Liverpool L1 9EX
Imaginatal Liverpool
Private
222 Childwall Road, Liverpool L15 6UY
Crown Street, Liverpool L8 7SS
153-155 Duke Street, Liverpool L1 5BF
391 Eaton Road, Liverpool L12 2AJ
York Centre
NHS
York Centre, Liverpool L15 2HE
Cotton Exchange
Private CQC: Requires improvement
Ground Floor Suite G15, Liverpool L3 9LQ
Private diagnostics and imaging in Liverpool
Liverpool has good private diagnostic provision — MRI, CT and ultrasound scanning, X-ray, and blood and pathology testing, available in the city and at private hospitals, often with rapid appointments and quick results. Imaging and diagnostic providers are CQC-registered, and reputable pathology laboratories are UKAS-accredited.
Referrals and results
Some scans and tests in Liverpool can be booked directly, while others need a referral from a GP or consultant, particularly where results require clinical interpretation. A good provider will explain how and when you'll get your results and will share them with your GP or specialist where appropriate so your care is joined up.
Choosing a provider
Check the provider's CQC registration and, for laboratory testing, UKAS accreditation. Remember a scan is only as useful as the clinical interpretation behind it. The listings below cover diagnostic and imaging providers across Liverpool. This is information only, not medical advice — discuss results with a qualified clinician.
Last updated: 2026-07-22
Frequently Asked Questions
Some scans and tests can be booked directly, while others — particularly where results need clinical interpretation — require a referral from a GP or consultant. The provider will tell you what is needed when you enquire.
Private diagnostics often provide results quickly, sometimes within days, but it varies by test and provider. A good clinic will explain when and how you will receive results and will share them with your GP or specialist where appropriate.
Check that the provider is registered with the Care Quality Commission, and for laboratory testing look for UKAS accreditation. Remember that a scan or test is only as useful as the clinical interpretation behind it — discuss results with a qualified clinician.