I visited the InHealth mobile screening centre at Isle of Dogs Asda E14 with my father, and the experience was extremely disappointing. The staff member who dealt with us repeatedly asked for my father’s date of birth and address four or five times, even after I had already provided the correct information. When I politely asked whether she needed it written down because she didn’t seem to understand what I was saying, she became rude and aggressive.

She raised her voice, told me she would remove our names from the system, and refused to give her own name at first. When she finally said her name was Krystina, she continued speaking to us in an unprofessional manner. She questioned whether I was my father’s son, then told me “YOU will not come here anymore,” which is completely unacceptable behaviour from a healthcare professional. I asked her who she was to say that, and she offered no explanation.

A male colleague then approached and asked my father for the same details. He understood everything immediately, which shows the issue was not with us, but with the staff member’s attitude and communication.

This experience caused unnecessary stress for my father, who was simply attending a medical screening. The behaviour we encountered was unprofessional, disrespectful, and completely inappropriate for a healthcare setting.

Majedul from Enfield was very helpful when I saw him to get my 24 hour ECG fitted. He was very welcoming, explained the process very clearly and professionally and made me feel reassured about it all. Very happy with his service!

The new diagnostic centre at Yeovil District Hospital is a very pleasant and welcoming place considering what patients are there for. The waiting area is comfortable and miles better than the usual windowless waiting areas that are overly stuffy. I was called through for my procedure just a few minutes after my appointment time and the nurse, Leslie, introduced herself immediately. The individual consulting rooms were quite spacious and offered a good degree of privacy. I was told that the staff were waiting for me, so there was no hanging around. I was very well looked after during the procedure, and as soon as I flinched a bit, I was offered gas and air as a top up to the sedation, I did not have to ask for it. The staff talked to me throughout the procedure, and when it was over, I was offered tea and biscuits - wonderful after a 36 hour fast! I was even escorted out of the facility to my husband's car just to be sure I was in good hands. I'd like to thank Leslie, Rizza, Mo and Dr Sashi for taking the stress out of the whole process.

Majedul from Enfield in health. Very friendly and made the experience as comfortable as possible.

I had a open scanner MRI today in London at In Health Newham street. Im so clostraphobic and the whole experience was made easy by Patrick and Maro they were so patient, kind and made me believe I cld do it...even wth bolted down face neck brace..
Thank you guys

Majedul from waterloo was a nice guy and helped me relax for my appointment

Excellent service from start to finish. Made to feel safe and relaxed and staff couldn’t have made the experience any better. Facilities were excellent.

Have been to Barncoose for a colonoscopy today and had a very successful outcome, removing 10 polyps, the doctor and all the staff were so nice and explained everything, and was able to have a commentary and an excellent visual of the procedure, thank you so much , Nigel Payne

Rude receptionist!

Very easy to get to the clinic. staff took time to listen to my problems with the eye drops I was using and make sure it was put on my notes, and they had time to answer any questions you had. Amelia Nutt Clinic said they made a note about the eye drops, which they failed to do; that's why Inhealth could not find the note

We received amazing service today at East Surrey Hospital for my daughter's MRI scan.
The staff were fantastic and made us feel very welcome and cared for throughout the entire visit. When the scan was finished, my daughter said she would have liked to continue because she enjoyed the experience so much and did not feel scared at any point during the examination.
A special thank you to Armanda, who explained the procedure so clearly and helped my daughter feel comfortable and relaxed. Thanks also to her colleague, who took great care when positioning my daughter for the scan.
We are very grateful to the whole team for making what could have been a stressful experience such a positive one.

If I could give this location in London an Upright MRI scan service a zero-star rating, I would.

I have attended InHealth Community Diagnostic Centre – Fitzrovia House, 40–44 Newman Street, London W1T 1QD, twice in 2026: once in April and again today, 04/06/2026. On both occasions, the level of service and care was appalling and, frankly, borderline offensive.

It is important to remember that this service is specifically chosen by patients who suffer from severe claustrophobia and are unable to undergo a standard MRI scan. Patients already arrive under considerable stress and anxiety, and they also pay a significant amount of money for the privilege of being treated with what, in my experience, was arrogance and a complete lack of empathy.

My first encounter with the poor level of service at this establishment was on 12/03/2026 at 19:30. I must have been one of the last patients of the day because, as soon as I entered the venue, I felt rushed. Bearing in mind that I was already extremely nervous due to my claustrophobia and that I am also a Parkinson's patient, the environment was far from reassuring.

It was clear that staff were preparing to close. I was greeted by mops and buckets of dirty water throughout the premises, office bins scattered around, and a cleaner vacuuming the floors. This was certainly not a welcoming environment. I was then hurried into position between the two plates of the scanner, with my shoulders forced into the machine. This was completely different from the comfortable and relaxing experience advertised on the website.

To make matters worse, the two scan operators rushed the entire process, causing me significant distress. They appeared completely unfazed by my anxiety and seemed more interested in finishing their shift and going home.

Today, 04/06/2026, I attended another MRI appointment at 08:30 for a scan of my groin area. After changing, I was left wearing clothing on my upper body and only underwear on the lower half. Once again, I made sure the operators understood both my claustrophobia and the fact that I was without my Parkinson's medication, as I had been required to remove my infusion pump for the scan.

I specifically asked how long the scan would take and was told approximately 20–25 minutes. The scan process then began, and nobody provided any further information. After around 20 minutes had passed, I asked how much longer remained. At that point, one of the operators, called Sham, came into the room and rudely stated, "We haven't even started the scan yet. I'm calibrating the machine. You don't know how it works?"

I replied that, given my anxiety and Parkinson's disease, I needed to be kept informed about what was happening rather than being left to guess. From my perspective, it appeared that the scan had already begun 20 minutes earlier. She responded in an equally rude manner, saying, "What do you want me to do about your conditions? We have claustrophobic people here every day."

By this stage, the position had become extremely uncomfortable. Every time I asked how much longer remained, I was told "five minutes", but those five minutes never seemed to end. Whenever I pointed this out, I was bluntly asked, "Do you want this scan or not?"

Once this ordeal was finally over, I requested to speak with the manager on duty and was directed to Jaswinder Atwal, the Operations Support Manager. To hers credit, he apologised and provided me with a leaflet explaining how to submit a formal complaint.

Patients pay upwards of £700 per body part for these scans, only to receive a level of service that no healthcare professional should ever provide. This is particularly unacceptable when the service is specifically aimed at vulnerable, disabled, and anxious patients.

I would not recommend this company to anyone, not even my worst enemy. In my experience, this was the medical service from hell.

Missing records led to a wasted day
My time line
24th April.out of the blue telephone message from the inhealth group offering a follow up chest x ray as a nhs survey. Agreed a time and date of 26th April at 8 10 am
A telephone message arrived on 25th April to confirm the appointment.
26th April I arrived at the mobile x ray site in Seaton Tesco car park 15 minutes early. When I tried to book in I was told they did not have my medical records and they could not continue the x ray.
Someone at your company obviously had my records as you were able to contact me by phone twice in 2 days.
I had driven a 20 mile round trip.for nothing. An absolute farce.
I will now telehone my GP to register my complaint as I do not want a no show on my records

After a slight difficulty in making an appointment for an MRI, I was seen very quickly indeed and the staff took good care of me. Many thanks to them.

Total chaos from this Healthcare provider. Inability to respond to emails or calls. Referred as a priority but their failures meant I was mucked about for 6 weeks. Then they lost the contract.

Referred by GP 9/3, assuming appointments are quicker than NHS. Took two weeks for a link to be sent. I than found out two clinics in Birmingham are miles away from where I live. Very few appointments,so had to log on over a couple of days. I had a holiday over Easter so couldn't make the first available. Made the next available appointment for 6 pm tonight 14/4.
I'm assuming the company are paid per job . I had a couple of texts reminding me and a phone call the day ensuring I was going to turn up. Approximately midday I got a text cancelling and to rebook. I gave up after 5 minutes,hanging on the phone as just music. Tried again later and weighted again. There was an appointment 18/4 but I'd already had something booked. I was told north Solihull I'd get one quicker in May. I asked what was available in south Birmingham and the first was 7th may. I asked had they a cancellation system but was told you had to phone. The system kept crashing as so many people were trying to rebook.
I'm not sure how much the NHS is paying this company but not impressed so far.

Really difficult to book an appointment that was suitable and local. So I booked a day's leave from work to go to the other side of the city; this appointment was then cancelled at the last minute. Couldn't get through on the phone to rebook as again no suitable appointments online. After 3 days of them cancelling inhealth then threatened to cancel my referral. Then I had to spend an eternity on the phone to book.
Incompetent grifting middlemen.

2* due to my first appointment. At my first appointment, I found the experience extremely distressing due to my claustrophobia & anxiety. The picture on the letter of the open scanner was different from the one at InHealth Fitzrovia. I struggled with the narrow shoulder width, having arms directly forward on a cushion, and the head support being too tight. My legs were not supported either. I didn't feel safe. The level of customer care I received was unacceptable. My anxiety was not handled with the sensitivity or understanding that would reasonably be expected in a healthcare setting. I felt that my concerns were not taken seriously, and the communication from staff lacked empathy, which significantly worsened what was already a difficult situation having travelled 3 hours to London. I did not appreciate being rushed, and having a panic attack, so not completing my scan. The staff simply did not care.
*** In contrast, my second appointment last Sunday on 8/3/26 was the complete opposite. 5* handled in a professional and most supportive manner. All staff on this second visit, especially Mamta, went out of their way to explain the procedure, listen to my concerns, and provide reassurance. Her patience and understanding made it possible for the scan to be completed. I did manage to loose 1 stone, and was able to get a private prescription to help relax me.
The stark difference between the two experiences highlights a clear inconsistency in the standard of care provided. I would like to highlight patients experiencing anxiety or claustrophobia are consistently treated with the understanding and support they require. My friend was allowed to accompany me during the scan in the room.
Online trying to log a complaint directly is not possible, as their website says there's a problem. 5* Mamta, thank you so much, and credit to your company.

Inhealth operate a terrible text based booking system you can only see 2 days of appointments at a time, and if these don’t work for you, you then have to check back every day to see if you can get a suitable appointment time, I have been trying this for 4 days with no luck.
I then called the central “so called” customer service team, what a joke, abrupt and incompetent do not know the operating days or hours for the services you have been referred for, not interested in the least at trying to help you get an appointment at your nearest CDC, but are happy to send you miles away and even then the dates available seem to be only the hard to fill time slots available.
Total joke of a service, that we the taxpayer are stumping up for.

I wouldn’t give one star as I received appalling service. Four times I have had my appointment cancelled.