Cardiac MRI technology
A non-invasive diagnostic technique to create detailed pictures of your heart and major blood vessels to help diagnose and treat heart problems.
Our expert team of specialist consultant radiologists and radiographers offers fast, convenient and accurate diagnostics, with a huge range of tests and scans. From cardiac tests and imaging to endoscopies and biopsies, we’ll work with your consultant to get you the fast answers and detailed diagnostic insights you need. Choose the healthcare network that constantly invests in the most advanced technologies, giving you easy access to all the major tests and scans you need, right here in Birmingham.
5Diagnostic imaging units for CT, MRI, mammography, fluoroscopy and X-ray
2State-of-the-art ultrasound suites
3DImaging capabilities for breast care
Advanced imaging and diagnostics
Dedicated free parking
Hybrid operating theatre
Once you’ve had an initial appointment with one of our consultants, you’ll be referred for any tests and scans you might need right here at The Harborne Hospital. Our onsite teams will then help you understand what your results mean, giving you a full and clear diagnosis with easy access to any specialist care you may need.
Fluoroscopy is a type of X-ray used to create moving images of internal parts of your body.
An ultrasound scan is a common scan that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of organs, tissue or blood flow inside the body.
This breast scan uses the latest high-resolution digital technology to detect breast cancer early using low-dose X-rays.
This common diagnostic procedure looks inside your heart's arteries to help your consultant understand the progress of any heart disease and determine whether you may need surgery to expand your arteries.
Capsule endoscopy is a procedure where you swallow a pill-sized capsule which slowly passes through your body videoing the inside of your bowel.
This procedure is used as an investigation to help find out if there's a problem with the upper part of your digestive system.
A bowel examination, an effective way of diagnosing bowel conditions or removing colon polyps.
A bronchoscopy is a test to look at your trachea and airways around your windpipe, and take samples for diagnosis and treatment.
Lower limb arthroscopy is a minimally invasive keyhole procedure used to examine, evaluate and treat common problems affecting the joints in the ankle, knee or hip.
A biopsy is a common diagnostic procedure review and monitor the liver. The biopsy can determine the extent of damage to the liver (fibrosis/cirrhosis) or diagnose liver diseases. It can also be used during active treatment to help monitor and guide further treatment.
Accessing private health care
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Initial consultation
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Tests and imaging
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Results and onward pathways
While you’ll need a completed request form to access all our imaging services, this can come from a GP, rather than consultant. If you have any questions, just get in touch. Our friendly and knowledgeable teams will be happy to help you access the support you need.
When Steve found out his breathlessness was caused by a narrowed aortic valve, he was terrified of the thought of the open-heart surgery that might be needed to treat it. But with the expertise of Professor Sagar Doshi at The Harborne Hospital, he learned he could have a ‘keyhole’ alternative called TAVI.
“The imaging team were outstanding. Their efficiency, professionalism, and the way they worked with me throughout the treatment were superb.”