Ultrasound Scan Near Bognor Regis
CQC-registered Portsmouth clinic. No GP referral required. Prompt appointments with written results.
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Treatment at a glance
Scan types
musculoskeletal, soft tissue, abdominal, small parts
GP referral required
no
Appointment time
20 to 45 minutes depending on area
Report
written report provided, typically same day or within 24 hours
Preparation
varies by scan type; instructions provided at booking
Suitable for
adults; patients who want prompt diagnostic clarity
Do I Need a GP Referral for a Private Ultrasound Scan?
No. One of the key reasons patients choose private ultrasound scanning at Changes Clinic is that you can book directly, without waiting for a GP appointment, a referral letter, or an NHS waiting list. If you have a specific concern you want investigated promptly, you can refer yourself.
NHS ultrasound waiting times vary considerably and can stretch to several weeks or months for non-urgent scans. For patients who want clarity sooner, particularly for musculoskeletal concerns, soft tissue lumps, or abdominal symptoms, private scanning offers prompt access to a diagnostic result. A written report is provided after your scan, which you can share with your GP or specialist if required.
It is important to be clear about what an ultrasound scan can and cannot tell you. Ultrasound is an excellent tool for examining soft tissue structures, including tendons, ligaments, organs, cysts, and lumps beneath the skin surface. If the scan reveals findings that require further investigation or clinical management, your sonographer will advise you to seek follow-up with your GP or an appropriate specialist.
Here is what we offer at Changes Clinic.
NHS ultrasound waiting times vary considerably and can stretch to several weeks or months for non-urgent scans. For patients who want clarity sooner, particularly for musculoskeletal concerns, soft tissue lumps, or abdominal symptoms, private scanning offers prompt access to a diagnostic result. A written report is provided after your scan, which you can share with your GP or specialist if required.
It is important to be clear about what an ultrasound scan can and cannot tell you. Ultrasound is an excellent tool for examining soft tissue structures, including tendons, ligaments, organs, cysts, and lumps beneath the skin surface. If the scan reveals findings that require further investigation or clinical management, your sonographer will advise you to seek follow-up with your GP or an appropriate specialist.
Here is what we offer at Changes Clinic.
About Ultrasound Scanning at Changes Clinic
We offer diagnostic ultrasound scanning for a range of clinical concerns. Our scanning services include musculoskeletal scans (tendons, ligaments, joints), soft tissue scans (lumps, cysts, lymph nodes), abdominal scans, and small parts scanning. Each scan is carried out by a qualified sonographer using professional-grade diagnostic equipment.
Your appointment begins with a brief clinical discussion of the area or concern you want investigated. The scan itself is painless and non-invasive. The sonographer applies a water-based gel to the area and moves the probe across the surface of the skin. Most scans take between 20 and 45 minutes. A written report is issued, typically on the same day or within 24 hours.
Your appointment begins with a brief clinical discussion of the area or concern you want investigated. The scan itself is painless and non-invasive. The sonographer applies a water-based gel to the area and moves the probe across the surface of the skin. Most scans take between 20 and 45 minutes. A written report is issued, typically on the same day or within 24 hours.
Ultrasound Scanning Carried Out by Qualified Sonographers
Ultrasound imaging requires trained interpretation to produce accurate, clinically useful results. At Changes Clinic, our scans are carried out by qualified sonographers operating within our CQC-registered clinical environment in Portsmouth. The CQC registration of the clinic means our standards, procedures and equipment are subject to external regulatory review.
Patients should be aware that private scanning, while providing useful diagnostic information, does not replace clinical management by a doctor. Our sonographers provide a written report and flag any findings that require follow-up, but further investigation or treatment is managed by your GP or an appropriate specialist.
Read more about the scan types we offer and how to prepare on our ultrasound scan service page.
Patients should be aware that private scanning, while providing useful diagnostic information, does not replace clinical management by a doctor. Our sonographers provide a written report and flag any findings that require follow-up, but further investigation or treatment is managed by your GP or an appropriate specialist.
Read more about the scan types we offer and how to prepare on our ultrasound scan service page.
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Common Questions
Is an ultrasound scan safe?
Ultrasound scanning is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves rather than radiation. It has been used safely in clinical practice for decades and carries no known health risks at the frequencies and exposures used in diagnostic scanning. There is no radiation exposure, no needles, and no preparation required for most scan types beyond any specific instructions provided at booking.
How is a private ultrasound scan different from an NHS scan?
The diagnostic process and equipment used are comparable. The difference is in access. NHS ultrasound scans require a GP referral and are subject to waiting times that can range from a few weeks to several months depending on your location and the urgency assigned to your case. A private scan at Changes Clinic can typically be booked within days, requires no referral, and provides a written report promptly. Patients who want prompt answers to a specific concern, or who want to gather information before a GP appointment, find this a practical option.
Can I combine an ultrasound scan appointment with other services at Changes Clinic?
Patients sometimes visit Changes Clinic for an ultrasound scan and also consult with us about skin lesion removal if a lump or growth has been identified. In some cases, where a lesion is identified on scan and assessed as suitable for removal at our clinic, we can arrange the follow-up procedure. Your sonographer will advise what is appropriate based on the findings.
How far is Changes Clinic from Bognor Regis?
Changes Clinic is at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. From Bognor Regis, the drive is approximately 35 to 40 minutes via the A27. Free parking is available at the clinic. Most ultrasound scans are completed in a single appointment, making the journey from Bognor Regis a practical one-time visit.
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Phone
02392 382000
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07710 096718
Address
1000 Lakeside, North Harbour, Western Road, Portsmouth, PO6 3EN








