Possible fractures or injury
Bone alignment and injury assessment.
Clinician-directed X-rays with consultant-radiologist reporting, on-site radiographers and clear examination-by-examination pricing.
All clinical services are subject to assessment and availability. Life-threatening emergency? Call 999.
Final examination and price are confirmed with the clinical team before you proceed.
| Service / examination | Published guide / details |
|---|---|
| Single view | £135 · Selected chest, pelvis, shoulder or sacrum examinations. |
| Common two-view examinations | £165 · Typically hand, wrist, elbow, foot, ankle, hip and knee. |
| Selected three-view studies | £210 · Such as some knee and jaw examinations. |
| Certain four-view examinations | £260 · Including selected spine and scaphoid studies. |
Common reasons a clinician may recommend imaging.
Bone alignment and injury assessment.
Structural changes in joints.
Selected chest and lung assessments.
Specific spinal views when appropriate.
You can arrive with an external referral, be assessed at Bloom, or have imaging requested during your visit.
A clinician confirms the examination and any safety considerations.
A radiographer performs the appropriate views.
A consultant radiologist formally reports images; rapid reporting is routinely used.
The referring clinician explains the findings and next steps.
X-ray can be helpful for suspected fractures and some chest or joint concerns. The clinical assessment determines the correct views and whether another test is more suitable.
Start with the section most relevant to your questions. Each service page brings together practical information, clinical context and clear enquiry routes.
Information is general and does not replace a clinical assessment.
£135 is the published starting price; more complex or multi-view examinations cost more.
Bloom describes routine rapid one-hour reporting. Timing may vary by examination and clinical circumstances.
A clinician must first approve and justify the imaging examination.