Echelon Health sells imaging-led preventive assessments from Harley Street, with current public prices ranging from £2,500 for Healthy Heart to £14,000 for Platinum. Tests are concentrated into one day and reviewed with a senior doctor, but specialist care prompted by a finding normally costs extra. The central decision is therefore not whether the largest package contains more scans. It is whether each scan fits your age and risk, and whether you have a funded plan for incidental or abnormal results.
What we checked
We checked the provider’s current program pages and, where available, independent or regulatory sources listed below. We then separated standard inclusions from optional costs and open questions. Every source carries the date we reviewed it.
The short answer
Echelon Health is a credible London option for a buyer who specifically wants a high-touch, imaging-heavy assessment and values one senior doctor bringing the reports together. Its prices and package contents are unusually visible, and its Harley Street service holds a Good CQC rating. It is not proof that broad screening improves lifespan, and the £14,000 Platinum price does not include every specialist visit or procedure that a finding may trigger.
At a glance
Echelon coordinates a set of preventive scans and tests, then has specialist radiologists report the imaging and a senior Echelon doctor review the combined findings with you. Platinum is the broadest package, with blood tests, ECG, multiple CT studies, brain and vascular MRI, sex-specific imaging, bone density and a mole screen. The CQC report says the assessment tests were carried out by third parties near the Harley Street consultation base at the time of its 2023 inspection.
The current public list shows Healthy Heart at £2,500, Core Cancer at £6,000 and Platinum at £14,000 for men or women. Gold is listed at £10,000 for men and £9,500 for women on Echelon’s explanatory page. The assessment price is fixed once agreed and covers the stated scans and consultations. Echelon says a referral after an abnormal result will almost certainly create additional cost, and preventive assessments are usually not covered by UK medical insurance.
A doctor reviews the medical questionnaire before testing and may contact you to clarify risk factors. A senior doctor then conducts the summary consultation after specialist reports are available. Public pages do not promise an ongoing appointment schedule in the package, so ask how long the results visit lasts, whether you receive every image and report, and who remains responsible until an abnormal result reaches the appropriate specialist.
More imaging is not automatically better screening. CT uses ionising radiation, while any broad imaging program can find benign or uncertain changes that require repeat scans, biopsies or specialist review. The American College of Radiology says evidence is insufficient to recommend total-body MRI for asymptomatic people without relevant risks and highlights non-specific findings and follow-up costs. Echelon uses a mixed and more targeted scan set, but the same need for individual indication and an incidental-finding plan remains.
Echelon is the clearest fit when the purchase is a concentrated imaging day. Viavi starts with a broader evaluation and sells a full year of health management at a higher membership price. Zoī in Paris is less expensive, uses less extensive imaging in its standard tiers and makes app follow-up explicit. Compare radiation exposure, physician minutes, included follow-up and likely downstream costs rather than the number of named tests.
Echelon lists Healthy Heart at £2,500, Core Cancer at £6,000 and Platinum at £14,000. Gold is listed at £10,000 for men and £9,500 for women. Specialist follow-up after a finding usually costs extra.
A doctor reviews your history, the selected scans and tests are completed, specialist radiologists report the imaging, and a senior doctor discusses the combined findings with you.
Yes. The service at 68 Harley Street is registered with the Care Quality Commission and currently displays a Good rating from its 2023 inspection.
The package includes a final consultation and the clinic can refer you onward. Specialist consultations, repeat imaging, procedures and treatment prompted by a finding are generally separate costs.
It can suit a buyer who has reviewed the imaging plan with a doctor and wants one coordinated assessment day. It is poor value if tests are not matched to personal risk or if downstream follow-up is not budgeted.
By David Persson · Review updated 2026-07-16 · Sources checked 2026-07-16 · Read the clinic review methodology · Submit a correction
Agewell is an independent buyer’s guide, not a medical provider. Screening and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
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