Where exactly on Harley Street are you?
99 Harley Street, London W1G 6AQ, on the corner where Weymouth Street crosses Harley Street, one block north of New Cavendish Street. From Marylebone High Street it is a straight six-minute walk east along Weymouth Street.
If you know the neighbourhood: we are two blocks south of the Marylebone Road end, on the same stretch as the blue plaques.
How long is the walk from the High Street?
About six minutes from the top of Marylebone High Street, along Weymouth Street. From Moxon Street or the farmers’ market, allow eight; from Baker Street station, nine; from Marylebone station, about twelve.
Wherever you are in W1U or W1G, you are almost certainly within a ten-minute walk. This is the closest private ultrasound clinic to the whole of Marylebone village.
Can I just walk in without an appointment?
We are appointment-based, but for Marylebone locals the practical difference is small: same-day slots are released through the morning most weekdays, so a call at 9am is often a scan by lunchtime.
Booking first also means the right specialist is in the room for your scan, a musculoskeletal consultant for a shoulder, a head and neck radiologist for a thyroid, rather than whoever happens to be free.
Do I need a GP referral?
No: you can book directly, online or by phone, without a referral. Many Marylebone patients come to us precisely because their GP practice quoted weeks for a scan the clinic next door could do on Thursday.
Where a scan does need a clinical conversation first, we arrange it as part of the same booking.
Can I be seen the same day?
Often, yes, and Marylebone patients are best placed of anyone to use those slots, because you can be at the clinic within minutes of a phone call. Same-day and next-day appointments run across most scan types on weekdays.
Call 0203 904 4441 for today’s availability; it changes through the morning as slots are released.
What are your opening hours?
Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm, and Saturday 8am to 6pm. For Marylebone that means a scan before the office, after the school run, or on the way back from the High Street, the clinic fits into the neighbourhood’s day rather than interrupting it.
The 8am and evening slots are the quietest; Saturdays suit families.
Which stations are closest?
Baker Street: five lines: is a nine-minute walk via Marylebone Road; Regent’s Park on the Bakerloo is about eight; Great Portland Street about seven; Bond Street, with the Elizabeth line, about twelve. Marylebone station and its Chilterns trains are twelve minutes or a three-minute taxi.
If you live locally, of course, none of that matters, walk.
Is there parking nearby?
The Q-Park Harley Street car park is a few minutes away, and there are pay-by-phone bays on Weymouth Street, New Cavendish Street and the surrounding mews, though residents know the truth: within Marylebone, walking beats driving every time.
The clinic sits inside the Congestion Charge zone, which matters more to visitors than to locals.
Is this the Harley Street Ultrasound Group flagship?
Yes: 99 Harley Street is our one and only clinic, which is exactly how we keep the standard: the same consultants, the same hospital-grade machines and the same fixed prices for every patient, whether you walked two minutes from Wimpole Street or came across London.
Marylebone is the neighbourhood the other twelve pages on this site give directions to.
My consultant is on Harley Street, can you scan me for them?
Yes, and it happens daily: a consultant along the street wants imaging before your next appointment, and we scan you the same week, often the same day: with the written report ready for them immediately.
Bring the request letter or simply tell us the referring doctor’s name; we handle the rest, and you keep a copy of everything.
How quickly do I get results?
The person scanning you explains what they see before you leave the room, and the written consultant report is uploaded to your secure portal the same day.
If anything needs acting on, we say so in plain English and set out the next step, a referral letter, a guided procedure, or reassurance you can take back to your GP on Marylebone Lane.
How much does a scan cost?
Every scan has one fixed price, published on its page before you book, from £160 for an early pregnancy scan, with most diagnostic ultrasounds between £250 and £350. The scan, the specialist’s time and the written consultant report are all included.
Private health insurance works too: we see patients from all major insurers; bring your authorisation number when you book.
Will my NHS doctor or consultant accept your scan?
Yes. Your report is written by a GMC-registered consultant radiologist, with the images attached, and is published to your secure portal to share with your GP or hospital team. Private and NHS care run alongside each other here every week; if anything needs urgent attention, we write to your GP recommending an urgent referral.
Who performs the ultrasound?
A consultant radiologist, a doctor who specialises in imaging, or a senior specialist sonographer for pregnancy and gynaecological scans, never a trainee. The person holding the probe explains what they see as they scan, so you leave Marylebone-bound already knowing the findings, and the written report is theirs too.
Which scans can I book near Marylebone?
Every scan on this website is at 99 Harley Street, so from Marylebone you have one address for pregnancy scans, breast ultrasound and the breast clinic, pelvic and gynaecological scans, thyroid and neck scans, abdominal and kidney scans, joint and sports injury scans, ultrasound-guided injections, and children’s scans. Each has one page and one fixed price; use the search at the top of the page or call us.
How long is the wait for a private ultrasound compared with the NHS?
NHS waits for a routine ultrasound vary from a few weeks to several months depending on the hospital and the urgency your GP assigns. Here, same-day and next-day appointments are usually available, the findings are explained before you leave, and the report is on your portal the same day. From Marylebone that means a worry can be answered the day you decide to act on it.
