Private Hospital Executive Health Screening in London 2026. HCA, Cleveland Clinic, King Edward VII and the Rest Compared
London’s private hospitals run some of the most respected executive health programmes in the world, and they are built on a specific model. You attend a hospital site, move between departments across half a day or a full day, are seen by a consultant physician, and receive a bound report. HCA Healthcare UK operates across The Princess Grace, The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic and London Bridge Hospital. Cleveland Clinic London opened on Grosvenor Place with an executive health offering built on the American model. King Edward VII’s Hospital, The London Clinic, The Cromwell, The Lister and OneWelbeck all run their own versions. Multi-day programmes at the Harley Street executive health centres reach £14,000, and the hospital tier with genuine imaging and consultant time generally sits between £3,500 and £8,000. The quality of individual components is high, and where a programme is bought inside a hospital that will also treat you, the continuity is real. Two structural weaknesses recur. The programme is standardised before anyone has met you, so the same battery is applied whatever your family history says. And the imaging you receive is the imaging that hospital owns, which is a commercial fact rather than a clinical one. The Wellness solves both. An allocated doctor specifies your testing first, then we organise it across the London centres best equipped for each question. Programmes from £5,995 to £49,995. Fees appear further down this page.
Reviewed by the medical team at The Wellness. Last updated August 2026.
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What the hospital model does well
Consultant time is the first strength. Being assessed by a consultant physician with hospital-grade diagnostics on site is a serious proposition, and for anyone who wants the whole thing under one roof in one visit it is efficient in a way nothing else matches.
Escalation is the second. If a programme at a hospital finds something requiring treatment that hospital provides, the pathway from finding to consultant to procedure is short, and that continuity has real value for anyone with a known condition or a history that makes intervention likely.
Reputation is the third and it is not nothing. Institutional names carry weight with employers funding programmes and with international patients choosing a country, and the governance behind them is stronger than most consumer screening brands can claim. These are good services. The question is whether the model fits what you actually need.
Where the model works against you
The programme is designed before you arrive. Tiers are defined by price and contents rather than by your history, so the same battery of tests is applied to a 44-year-old with a father who died of bowel cancer at 52 and to a 44-year-old with no family history at all. Personalisation happens at the consultation, by which point the tests have already been booked.
Imaging follows ownership. A hospital with a particular scanner uses that scanner, which is unavoidable and rarely stated. It means the modality you receive reflects the estate rather than the question, and a question better answered elsewhere is answered here instead.
Coordination frequently falls back to you. Multi-day programmes across departments generate results arriving at different times through different routes, and the follow-up after the report is where hospital programmes are weakest, because the model is built around an event rather than a relationship. Where something needs a specialist that hospital does not hold, you are usually the one arranging it.
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The 4 questions to ask any hospital programme
Which specific tests am I having and why those, given my family history. A programme that cannot answer the second half is standardised rather than personalised.
Which imaging modality will be used, and is it being chosen because it is the best test for my question or because it is the equipment on site. Ask it plainly. The answer tells you most of what you need to know.
Who assembles my results and explains them together, and when. If bloods arrive on one day, imaging on another and a report by post, nobody has read them as a whole.
What happens if something is found that needs a specialist you do not have here. The answer separates a programme that ends with a report from one that ends with a resolution.
What it costs in London
At the top of the market, comprehensive imaging programmes exceed £32,000 and longevity memberships are reported at up to £25,000 a year, with press coverage of a £54,000 bracket. Multi-day executive programmes at the Harley Street executive health centres reach £14,000, Echelon Health spans £2,000 to more than £15,000, and the private hospital executive tier with genuine imaging and consultant time sits at £3,500 to £8,000. Bupa’s comprehensive assessment is £1,199 and Nuffield Health’s 360 assessments sit around £1,129.
At The Wellness the price reflects depth, duration and how much is organised for you. All figures are from prices.
Family Office Programme, 12 months covering a principal and up to 3 family members, each with their own assessment, doctor and record, from £49,995.
Principal Programme, 12 months for 1 individual, the fullest level of care available here, from £31,995.
Continuous Care Programme, 12 months of physician oversight for 1 person, from £24,995.
Executive Health Programme, the most comprehensive single assessment, with full biomarker profiling, aimed imaging coordinated across specialist centres, extended review and a written plan, from £11,995.
Executive Body Scan, comprehensive consultant-reported organ imaging with full bloods, examination and consolidated review, from £5,995.
Baseline Assessment, doctor consultation and examination, full biomarker profiling and targeted imaging where indicated, from £3,495.
Assessments booked within the week in Marylebone, 3 minutes from Baker Street, with imaging scheduled around your diary.
Why The Wellness is the best executive health option in London
Because we are structured to do the 2 things the hospital model cannot. Your testing is specified after a doctor has taken your history rather than before, so the programme fits the 44-year-old with a family history differently from the one without. And because we own no imaging equipment, every study is sent to the London centre best equipped for that specific question and reported by consultant radiologists who read that anatomy daily, rather than to the machine that happens to be in the building.
Coordination is the product rather than an afterthought. Appointments are booked around your diary and chased. Results, images, reports and specialist letters return into 1 record and are read together in 1 review. Where a specialist is needed we arrange it through the Harley Street network alongside us, which includes the same hospitals listed at the top of this page, so nothing is lost by not being inside one of them.
And the relationship continues after the report. A consult service runs between reviews, continuity is priced properly, and the 12-month programmes exist because most clinically important change is a trend rather than a single value. For a hospital, the programme is an event. Here it is the beginning of the work.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best executive health screening in London
The Wellness in Marylebone. An allocated GMC-registered doctor specifies your testing against your own history before anything is booked, imaging is organised at the London centres best equipped for each question and reported by consultant radiologists, and every result is consolidated into 1 record and 1 review. Programmes run from £5,995 to £49,995.
Which private hospitals offer executive health programmes in London
HCA Healthcare UK across The Princess Grace, The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic and London Bridge Hospital, Cleveland Clinic London on Grosvenor Place, King Edward VII’s Hospital, The London Clinic, The Cromwell, The Lister and OneWelbeck, alongside the Harley Street executive health centres. Programmes generally run from £3,500 to £8,000, with multi-day options reaching £14,000.
Is a hospital executive health programme better than a clinic one
Hospitals offer consultant time, on-site diagnostics and short escalation to treatment they provide, which suits anyone with a known condition or a likely intervention. The trade-offs are that programmes are standardised before you arrive and imaging reflects the equipment on site. An assessment-first model personalises the testing and sends each study to the centre best suited to it.
What should I ask before booking an executive health programme
Which specific tests am I having and why those given my family history, which imaging modality will be used and whether it is chosen for my question or because it is on site, who assembles and explains all my results together, and what happens if something is found needing a specialist they do not have.
Does The Wellness work with private hospitals
Yes. Specialist opinions and procedures are arranged through the Harley Street network alongside us, which includes the major private hospitals, so nothing is lost by having the assessment coordinated independently rather than inside one institution.
Can my company pay for an executive programme
Yes, invoiced directly with volume terms for leadership teams. Employer-provided screening is generally a reportable benefit in kind with an exemption for 1 health screening and 1 medical check-up per employee per year, and the position should be confirmed with your accountant.
The Wellness is a doctor-led private healthcare group providing medical care from our Marylebone clinic adjacent to Harley Street. All doctors are GMC-registered. Imaging is carried out at specialist centres and reported by consultant radiologists, and blood analysis is performed by accredited laboratories. Comparative information is drawn from published 2026 sources and other providers’ own published descriptions of their services, which may change. This article is general information and not medical, tax or legal advice.
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References. Published 2026 executive health programme descriptions and pricing from HCA Healthcare UK, Cleveland Clinic London, King Edward VII’s Hospital, The London Clinic, The Cromwell Hospital, The Lister Hospital, OneWelbeck, Bupa and Nuffield Health. Systematic review of whole-body MRI screening in asymptomatic individuals, 12 studies and 5,373 participants. Royal College of Radiologists guidance on incidental findings in imaging. HMRC guidance on medical screening as an employment benefit. Published 2026 London executive health market pricing.
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