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We combine a comfortable environment with modern medical equipment, allowing a range of tests and treatments to be carried out on site.
The practice is fully registered and regulated with the Care Quality Commission, General Medical Council, Royal College of Surgeons and The Royal College of Radiologists.
We strive to give every single patient the highest quality of care, always remembering the trust they put in us, and treating people with compassion, dignity and respect.
We are responsible for providing the best possible care for our patients by benchmarking ourselves and exceeding national standards and regulatory expectations.
Our expert Consultant Radiologists are UK trained, Fellows of the Royal College of Radiologists and General Medical Council registered.
They will ensure that you experience exceptional care tailored to you – keeping you informed, reassured and in safe hands.
Our team are fully registered and regulated for practice in the United Kingdom. Our patients should expect nothing less.
Referring clinicians can rely on our convenient, high quality imaging services to provide efficient and accurate ultrasound scans for their patients.
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