Executive Health Check London
Last updated July 2026. Medically reviewed by GMC-registered doctors at The Online GP by The Wellness.
Executive health assessment in London reaches beyond £32,000 for premium whole-body MRI and CT programmes, with the flagship providers commonly quoted between £3,500 and £14,000, hospital group executive packages at £900 to £2,000, and basic checks from £169 to £450 delivering little more than twenty to forty blood markers and a brief review. At The Online GP by The Wellness, the Executive Body Scan starts from £4,995 and the full Executive Health Programme with extended imaging from £10,495, each delivered in a single morning by one GMC-registered doctor who performs the imaging, reads the bloods and gives you the findings before you leave. The Advanced Screen of 55 biomarkers with a doctor consultation starts from £795. Book and pay online in minutes, with same-day and same-week appointments across London.
Enquire about an executive health check on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com. You can also call +44 20 3951 3429.
What you are really buying at this level
Executive assessment is sold on comprehensiveness, and comprehensiveness is the easiest thing in medicine to fake. Marker counts, scan lists and page counts all scale cheaply. What does not scale is the thing that determines whether the assessment changes anything, which is a single experienced clinician holding the whole picture at once.
The failure mode at the top of this market is fragmentation. Bloods are drawn by one team, imaging performed by a technician and reported days later by a radiologist you never meet, the examination done by a third person, and a summary letter assembled afterwards by someone reconciling three separate documents. Each component is competent. The assessment is not, because the correlations that matter never happen in one head.
The alternative is structural rather than cosmetic. One doctor takes the history, performs the ultrasound, examines you, reads your results and sits down with you at the end. Findings get connected in the room. A borderline lipid profile alongside a visible degree of hepatic steatosis and a waist measurement becomes one conversation about metabolic risk rather than three unremarkable lines in three reports.
What executive health checks cost in London
At the very top, premium preventative programmes built around whole-body MRI and CT reach £32,000 and beyond.
Flagship London assessment providers commonly quote between £3,500 and £14,000 for full-day programmes combining extensive imaging, cardiac testing and consultant review.
Private hospital group executive packages run from £900 to £2,000, typically a broad blood panel, a resting ECG, sometimes an ultrasound, and a consultation.
Entry-level checks at £169 to £450 deliver twenty to forty blood markers, blood pressure and a short review, with no imaging.
At The Online GP by The Wellness, the Executive Body Scan starts from £4,995 and the Executive Health Programme with extended imaging from £10,495. The Heart Health Scan, Men's Body Scan and Women's Body Scan start from £2,995, the Athlete Screen from £1,995, and the Advanced Screen of 55 biomarkers with a doctor consultation from £795.
Ask which level fits your risk on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.
What a single morning covers
The Executive Body Scan combines an extensive blood panel across every major organ system, metabolic function, nutritional status, hormonal profile and relevant risk markers, with doctor-performed ultrasound of the abdominal organs, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, aorta, thyroid and pelvic or prostate anatomy as appropriate.
Alongside that sits cardiovascular assessment with blood pressure, heart rate, rhythm assessment and formal risk scoring, body composition, and a full clinical examination.
The Executive Health Programme extends the imaging and adds the deeper cardiac and cancer risk work that a higher-risk history justifies, together with a longer consultation and structured follow-up through the year rather than a single annual event.
Both end the same way, which is a doctor sitting down with you, explaining what was found, what it means, what is worth acting on now, what is worth watching, and what genuinely does not matter. You leave with a written plan rather than a report to interpret.
Why fragmented pathways cost more than they appear to
Compare total cost rather than headline price, because at this level the headline usually excludes the parts that matter.
A consultation fee is charged before the assessment at most providers. Imaging is frequently quoted separately or listed as a referral with the price on request. Follow-up consultations to discuss results are often billed again. Any abnormality found triggers onward referral to a specialist at £250 to £400 for the first appointment, followed by whatever they order.
An assessment quoted at £1,500 that requires a £250 consultation, generates two separate imaging referrals and ends with a specialist appointment is not a £1,500 assessment. The single-visit structure exists because it removes those layers, not because it cuts the clinical content.
Who this is actually for
Senior professionals whose hours, travel, sleep and alcohol have been moving their numbers quietly for a decade, and who have never had the time to find out by how much.
Founders and executives carrying operational risk personally, for whom an unexpected diagnosis is a business event as well as a personal one.
International visitors who want a serious assessment compressed into a London trip, with a report and imaging to take home and share with a physician elsewhere.
Anyone over forty with a family history of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or cancer, where earlier and more thorough baseline assessment changes what can be caught.
And anyone who has spent years with vague symptoms, normal ten-minute appointments and no explanation, which is a group this format serves particularly well because the time exists to actually look.
Book an assessment on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.
Being honest about limits
More scanning is not automatically better medicine. Whole-body imaging generates incidental findings in a substantial proportion of healthy people, and every one carries a cascade of further tests, biopsies and worry, some of which produce harm without producing benefit. Radiation dose from repeated CT is a genuine consideration in a programme intended to be annual.
The clinical skill at this level is knowing which investigations are justified by your individual risk and which are being sold because they photograph well. That judgement is why assessment here begins with a doctor and a history rather than with a package menu, and why some people are advised to take a smaller assessment than the one they arrived intending to buy.
Why patients choose The Online GP by The Wellness
The Online GP by The Wellness is a doctor-led private medical group in London. Every executive assessment is performed by a GMC-registered doctor who conducts the imaging personally, reads the bloods, examines you and delivers the findings in the same visit, so the picture is joined up rather than assembled from separate reports. Assessments are completed in a single morning, results are explained in plain language with a written plan, and anything found is investigated, treated or referred by the same team rather than handed back to you. Discretion is standard, international patients are seen routinely with reports formatted to travel, and appointments are booked and paid online in three taps. The clinic holds more than 187 five-star reviews.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an executive health check cost in London? Premium programmes reach £32,000, flagship London providers commonly quote £3,500 to £14,000, hospital group packages run £900 to £2,000, and basic checks cost £169 to £450. At The Online GP by The Wellness, the Executive Body Scan starts from £4,995 and the Executive Health Programme from £10,495, with focused body scans from £2,995 and the Advanced Screen from £795.
How long does it take? A single morning for the Executive Body Scan, typically two to three hours, with imaging, bloods, examination and the results discussion completed in one visit.
When do I get my results? Imaging and examination findings are discussed with you on the day. Most laboratory results return within 24 to 48 hours, with the written plan following.
Do I need to fast? Yes, for eight to twelve hours with water allowed, so that glucose and lipid results are accurate. Morning appointments suit this and also suit hormone testing.
Can I have this done while visiting London? Yes. International patients are seen routinely, the assessment is completed in one visit, and reports are provided in a format you can share with a physician at home.
Is it covered by insurance? Routine screening is usually excluded from private medical insurance, though some policies with health assessment benefits contribute. Detailed invoices are provided for claims.
Is more scanning always better? No. Whole-body imaging produces incidental findings in a significant proportion of healthy people, each carrying further tests and anxiety. Selecting investigations according to your actual risk is what makes an assessment worth its fee.
Book an executive health check in London
The Online GP by The Wellness provides the Executive Body Scan from £4,995 and the Executive Health Programme from £10,495, delivered in a single morning by one GMC-registered doctor who performs the imaging, reads the bloods and explains everything before you leave.
Enquire now on WhatsApp, email team@thewellnesslondon.com, or call +44 20 3951 3429.
References
NICE. Guideline NG238. Cardiovascular disease, risk assessment and reduction. Updated 2024. UK National Screening Committee. Criteria for appraising the viability of a screening programme. Updated 2024. Royal College of Radiologists. Guidance on whole-body imaging in asymptomatic individuals. Updated 2024. British Heart Foundation. Cardiovascular risk factors and prevention. Updated 2025. Diabetes UK. Diabetes prevalence and undiagnosed diabetes in the UK. 2025.