Full Body MOT Health Check in London, on Harley Street
Preventative health screening, always doctor-led. Four assessment tiers from £495 to £3,350.
A top-to-toe doctor's assessment covering 60 to 100+ health markers, measurements and investigations, with imaging and specialist input added by tier. All results are reviewed in person by your own Harley Street doctor.
A full body MOT at Medical Express Clinic is a comprehensive, doctor-led private health check at 117a Harley Street, London, priced from £495 to £3,350 across four tiers.
Every tier begins with an unhurried GP consultation and physical examination, paired with extensive blood tests, body composition measurements and a resting 12-lead ECG.
You can match the depth of investigation to your priorities: Essential (£495) establishes a clinical baseline, Advanced (£999) adds lung function, chest X-ray and hormone profiles, Elite (from £1,850) adds gender-specific ultrasound and tumour markers, and Ultimate (from £2,950) includes a full body MRI.
Results return within 3 to 10 working days depending on your chosen tier, and every package includes a dedicated in-person review with your doctor to walk through your 30+ page interactive digital report.
Choosing Advanced, Elite or Ultimate also gives you 4 unlimited-length GP appointments to use across the following 12 months, which you can share with your immediate family.
Health MOT appointments run Monday to Friday at 117a Harley Street.
Services and prices
How much does a full body MOT cost in London?
A full body MOT costs £495 to £3,350 at Medical Express Clinic, with the doctor's examination, whole body analysis, blood testing, a detailed digital report and an in-person review of your results included in every tier. From Advanced upwards you also get 4 GP appointments to use across the year, shareable with immediate family. Ultrasound scans, specialist consultations and even more blood tests are included in Elite and Ultimate, with a full body MRI in Ultimate, for full peace of mind.
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First baseline
Essential MOT
£495
A doctor-led baseline if you have not had a proper check for a while.
60+ markers45–60 min3-5 working days
Examination & measurements
GP consultation, physical examination and results review
12-lead ECG heart screening
Full body composition (BMI, muscle, visceral fat, BMR)
Blood pressure, pulse and oxygen saturation
Urinalysis (pH, sugar, protein, blood)
Health and lifestyle questionnaire
Blood tests
Full blood count
Kidney and liver function
Glucose and HbA1c (diabetes)
Full lipid profile (cholesterol, triglycerides)
Thyroid (FT4, TSH)
Iron
Uric acid (gout and cardiac risk)
Bone markers (calcium, phosphate, ALP)
Inflammation marker (ESR)
Your report
Interactive digital report, 30+ pages
In-person review with your doctor
Most chosen
Advanced MOT
£999
Adds imaging, lungs and hormones, plus 4 GP appointments across the year. Suits over-40s and smokers.
75+ markers60–90 min3-5 working days
Everything in Essential, plus:
Continuity of care
4 GP appointments to use across the year, shareable with immediate family
Imaging & function
Chest X-ray
Lung function (spirometry)
VO2 max fitness assessment
Blood tests
Full male or female hormone profile (LH, FSH, prolactin, testosterone, oestradiol, SHBG, FAI)
Advanced thyroid (T4, TSH, FT3, FT4, antibodies)
Vitamin D
Iron and B12
Specialist imaging
Elite MOT
Men£1,850Women£2,095
Adds ultrasound, tumour markers and specialist input. Suits over-45s or a family history of cancer.
85+ markers2-3 hours5-7 working days
Everything in Advanced, plus:
Imaging
MenAbdominal, pelvic and testicular ultrasound
WomenPelvic and trans-vaginal ultrasound
WomenMammogram
DEXA scan when clinically indicated
Specialist examination
MenFull pelvic examination
WomenConsultant gynaecologist consultation
WomenCervical smear
Blood tests
CEA tumour marker
MenPSA (over 40)
WomenCA-125 (ovarian)
Minerals (magnesium, selenium, zinc)
Iron, B12 and folate
Full body MRI
Ultimate MOT
Men£2,950Women£3,350
Our broadest assessment, with a full body MRI at a partner imaging centre.
100+ markers3–4 hours7-10 working days
Everything in Elite, plus:
Imaging
Full body MRI (brain, spine, chest, abdomen, pelvis)
MenMRI replaces the standard X-ray and ultrasound
WomenMRI is added to ultrasound and gynaecology review
Blood tests
Full iron profile, B12 and folate
Gluten sensitivity profile
WomenHE4 and ROMA ovarian screening
Choosing a tier
Which MOT tier is right for you?
Choose your tier around your age, family history and the specific questions you want answered rather than simply picking the longest test list; Advanced (£999) is our most popular all-round check.
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Results
A thorough clinical baseline, or it has been two years since your last blood panel and examination
Essential
£495
3–5 working days
Heart, lung, fitness and hormone screening, plus 4 GP appointments across the year
Advanced
£999
3–5 working days
Targeted ultrasound imaging, tumour markers and specialist input (ideal with family history)
Elite
from £1,850
5–7 working days
Our most comprehensive check, adding a radiation-free full body MRI scan
Ultimate
from £2,950
7–10 working days
Still deciding? Book Essential or Advanced and your GP can advise on the day whether any further imaging is worthwhile. If you prefer to choose by age, sex and common screening priorities, explore our Well Man or Well Woman checks, or read our breakdown of full body MOT prices.
Compare every test and investigation
Compare our packages
Choose the right level of screening based on your age, health concerns, and desired depth of investigation.
Elite MOT£1,850
Measurements & Observations
Doctor's Physical Examination, Consultation & Review of Results
Health & Lifestyle Questionnaire
Full Body Composition (BMI, Muscle, Visceral Fat, BMR & More)
Blood Pressure, Pulse & Oxygen Saturation
Urinalysis (pH, Sugar, Protein, Blood)
ECG - Heart Screening
Lung Function Test (Spirometry)
VO2 Max Assessment
Private Health Coverage (1 Year)
Imaging & Diagnostics
Chest X-Ray
DEXA Scan (When Clinically Indicated)
Abdominal & Pelvic Ultrasound
Testicular Ultrasound
Full Body MRI Scan
Specialist Examinations
Full Pelvic Examination
Blood Tests: Core Profile
Full Blood Count
Kidney Function Tests
Liver Function Tests
Diabetes (Glucose & HbA1c)
Lipid Profile (Cholesterol & Triglycerides)
Gout & Cardiac Risk (Uric Acid)
Bone Markers (Calcium, Phosphate, Alk Phos)
Inflammation Markers (ESR)
Blood Tests: Advanced & Hormones
Thyroid FunctionAdvanced (T4, TSH, FT3, FT4, Abs)
Iron TestsIron, B12 & Folate
Vitamin D
Minerals (Magnesium, Selenium, Zinc)
Male Hormone Profile (LH, FSH, Prolactin, Testosterone, Oestradiol, SHBG, FAI)
Note: Some tests may require fasting or specific preparation. Our team will provide detailed instructions upon booking.
Private Health Coverage: 4 GP Consultations, unlimited in time, for you to use during the 12 months from your screening.
Ultimate package: Full body MRI replaces standard X-ray and ultrasound for men. For women, MRI is provided in addition to gender-specific ultrasound and specialist gynaecological review for the most comprehensive results.
† Optional — Gynaecological screening (consultation, trans-vaginal ultrasound, cervical smear & mammogram) is included with the Ultimate at £3,350, or choose the Ultimate without gynae at £2,950 with Mon-Fri availability.
Your visit
What happens at your appointment?
Your GP takes your medical history and examines you first, followed by on-site observations, blood draws and a 12-lead ECG, with any X-ray, ultrasound or MRI arranged seamlessly at our partner imaging centre nearby.
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Before you arrive
Keep taking your regular prescribed medicines, drink plenty of water so your blood draw is straightforward, and only fast if we give you specific fasting instructions for your tier. Bring any previous test results or clinic letters. Book your visit.
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At 117a Harley Street
You sit down with your GP to discuss your health, lifestyle and family history before a full physical examination. Our nursing team then records your biometric measurements, takes your blood and urine samples, and runs your resting 12-lead ECG.
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In-person results review
Once every laboratory and imaging report is complete, you return to go through the findings in person with your doctor, who separates harmless variations from markers that need treatment or monitoring. Your review is scheduled when you book your MOT.
Results
How long do MOT results take?
Full reports return in 3 to 10 working days depending on your tier, and we book your in-person doctor's review as soon as every laboratory and imaging result is ready.
Essential and Advanced reports are typically ready within 3–5 working days, Elite within 5–7 working days, and Ultimate (which includes full body MRI reporting) within 7–10 working days. Book online if you already know which tier suits you.
Because you are being screened inside a working Harley Street practice, you are never handed a spreadsheet of numbers and left to guess what they mean. If a marker needs repeating, blood pressure or cholesterol needs treating, or a scan warrants specialist input, our private GP team and single-marker private blood tests are right here to manage the follow-up.
Continuity of care
What follow-up care is included?
Every tier includes an in-person doctor's review of your results, and Advanced, Elite and Ultimate also include 4 GP appointments across the following 12 months that you can share with your immediate family.
Those four consultations have no fixed time limit and take place at 117a Harley Street, turning a one-off check-up into a full year of primary care support. Patients typically use them when:
a borderline cholesterol, thyroid, iron or liver marker needs re-checking a few months later;
a newly identified risk factor needs lifestyle review or ongoing medical management;
a partner, child (aged 16+) or parent in your immediate family needs to see a private GP during the year.
Prescriptions, pharmacy medication, repeat laboratory tests and further imaging are charged separately. Book an Advanced MOT or above to include the full year of GP care.
Clinic snapshot
Why have a doctor-led MOT?
Comprehensive panels almost always turn up at least one out-of-range figure, and it takes an experienced clinician to tell a harmless quirk from a genuine risk: 93% of completed MOTs at Medical Express Clinic had at least one blood result outside its standard reference range.
Your GP interprets every biomarker alongside your physical examination, personal history and medications. When a finding genuinely points toward cardiology, urology, gynaecology, gastroenterology or further imaging, we refer you directly into the specialist network we have built over more than 40 years on Harley Street. You are not left with a report that raises alarm without a clear clinical path forward. Book a doctor-led MOT.
Source: Medical Express Clinic MOT results completed between 24/04/2026 and 25/08/2026. They describe what we see here, not UK-wide research. A result outside the reference range is not a diagnosis.
Medical Express Clinic MOT
NHS Health Check
Who can have it
Adults from age 18
Eligible adults aged 40–74 every 5 years
What it checks
Whole-body doctor examination, ECG, broad blood panels and optional imaging
No health check can guarantee you will not develop an illness in the future; screening measures your current risk profile and organ health so your doctor can act early where it counts.
If you already have a new, severe or worsening symptom (such as chest pain, a new lump or unexplained weight loss), book a diagnostic GP or specialist appointment first rather than waiting for a routine MOT.
If you have a strong family history of cancer or heart disease, tell your GP at the start of the visit; tumour markers and MRI scans are always interpreted in context and cannot rule every cancer in or out on their own.
A single marker outside the laboratory reference range is often temporary or affected by recent exercise, supplements or medications, which is why your doctor reviews the whole picture with you before recommending treatment.
When you are ready for a proactive, doctor-led assessment, book a health MOT.
Sources & References
The NHS Health Check assesses cardiovascular risk factors including blood pressure, cholesterol and, where appropriate, blood sugar in eligible adults aged 40-74. — NHS: NHS Health Check[Link]
Screening information should explain possible benefits, harms, false-positive and false-negative results, and the further tests that may follow. — UK National Screening Committee: informed choice[Link]
Screening identifies people who may have an increased chance of a condition and often requires further diagnostic tests to confirm or exclude disease. — UK National Screening Committee: principles of screening[Link]
NICE guidance covers identifying and assessing cardiovascular disease risk in adults without established cardiovascular disease. — NICE NG238: Cardiovascular disease risk assessment and reduction[Link]
NICE uses tests such as CA125 and PSA within defined symptom-led assessment and referral pathways rather than as general cancer all-clear tests. — NICE NG12: Suspected cancer recognition and referral[Link]
Clinical leads
Dr Mohammad Bakhtiar
Health Screening and Men's Health • GMC 4694470
MD, PhD, LRCP, MSc, DHMSA
“Dr Bakhtiar has worked at Medical Express Clinic for over 20 years and leads the clinical team. His work includes health assessments, sexual health screening, diagnosis and treatment.”
Dr Penny Sheehan
Health Screening, Paediatrics and Menopause • GMC 6056535
“Dr Sheehan works in women's health, menopause care and health screening. She has training and experience in weight management, including GLP-1 receptor agonist prescribing, and a special interest in paediatric assessment.”
A private health MOT at Medical Express Clinic costs from £495 to £3,350 across four tiers: Essential (£495), Advanced (£999), Elite (£1,850 for men, £2,095 for women), and Ultimate (£2,950 for men, £3,350 for women with gynaecology, or £2,950 for women without the gynaecology component). Every package includes an in-person results review with your GP, and Advanced, Elite and Ultimate also include 4 unlimited-duration GP appointments across the following 12 months that you can share with immediate family.
Q.Which health MOT tier should I choose?
Match the tier to your age, family history and what you want checked. Essential (£495) is ideal for a thorough annual or two-yearly clinical baseline. Advanced (£999) adds lung function, chest X-ray, hormone profiles and four GP visits across the year. Elite (from £1,850) adds gender-specific ultrasound imaging, tumour markers and specialist input. Ultimate (from £2,950) adds a full body MRI scan for our broadest assessment.
Q.How is this different from an NHS Health Check?
The NHS Health Check is a short cardiovascular risk check offered every five years to eligible adults aged 40-74. A Medical Express Clinic MOT is an unhurried, doctor-led assessment available from age 18 that includes a full physical examination, 12-lead ECG, comprehensive organ and metabolic blood panels, and tier-specific imaging (X-ray, ultrasound or full body MRI). Neither type of screening can rule out every condition.
Q.Do I need to fast?
Only fast if Medical Express Clinic gives you specific fasting instructions when confirming your selected tier. Keep taking your regular prescribed medicines unless advised otherwise, and drink plenty of water before you arrive.
Q.How long do results take?
Essential and Advanced reports typically return in 3-5 working days, Elite in 5-7 working days, and Ultimate in 7-10 working days. We schedule your in-person review with your doctor as soon as all laboratory and imaging reports are back.
Q.What report will I receive after my health MOT?
You receive a secure interactive digital report of more than 30 pages (longer on higher tiers with imaging). Your GP reviews every figure before sitting down with you in person to explain what is reassuring, what needs monitoring, and what action is worthwhile.
Q.Are GP appointments included after a health MOT?
Every tier includes your in-person results review, and Advanced, Elite and Ultimate also include 4 GP appointments (unlimited in duration) over the 12 months following your screening. You can use those appointments yourself or share them with immediate family members. Prescriptions, pharmacy medication, repeat blood tests and further investigations are charged separately.
Q.What happens if a result is outside range?
A laboratory figure outside the standard reference range is not a diagnosis on its own. Your GP interprets it alongside your examination, symptoms and medical history, then agrees the right next step with you, whether that is reassurance, lifestyle adjustment, a repeat blood test, medication, or a referral to one of our Harley Street specialists.
Q.What if I prefer a Well Man or Well Woman health check?
Our Well Man and Well Woman pages help you weigh up screening priorities by age and sex, such as prostate, testosterone, thyroid, ovarian or cervical health, before choosing the MOT tier that covers those markers.
Q.Does the Ultimate MOT include full-body MRI?
The Ultimate MOT includes a full-body MRI scan carried out at our partner imaging centre nearby. You can select the male package (£2,950), the female package with gynaecology (£3,350), or the female package without the gynaecology component (£2,950).
Q.Can a health MOT replace a GP appointment for symptoms?
If you have a new, severe or worsening symptom, book a £150 diagnostic GP appointment or seek urgent medical care first rather than waiting for a preventative screening package.
