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CT scans in Kent

CT scans

CT stands for ‘computed tomography’. A CT scan is a detailed X-ray used to create detailed images of the inside of your body.

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How much does a private CT scan cost?

View our self-pay prices below.

Take advantage of 0% finance on payment plans through our trusted partner, Chrysalis, and spread the cost of your treatment. Fit your repayments into your monthly budget rather than having to find the full cost at the time of your treatment.

CT scan
CT scan (0% over 10 months)
Procedure type
Treatment price*
Monthly cost**
Member discount
One body part
From £540
From £13.05
n/a
Two body parts
From £760
From £18.37
n/a
Three body parts
From £920
From £22.24
n/a
Four or more body parts
From £1,055
From £25.51
10%
One body part
From £540
From £54.00
n/a
Two body parts
From £760
From £76.00
n/a
Three body parts
From £920
From £92.00
n/a
Four or more body parts
From £1,055
From £105.50
10%
CT scan
One body part
Treatment price*
From £540
Monthly cost**
From £13.05
Member discount
n/a
Two body parts
Treatment price*
From £760
Monthly cost**
From £18.37
Member discount
n/a
Three body parts
Treatment price*
From £920
Monthly cost**
From £22.24
Member discount
n/a
Four or more body parts
Treatment price*
From £1,055
Monthly cost**
From £25.51
Member discount
10%
CT scan (0% over 10 months)
One body part
Treatment price*
From £540
Monthly cost**
From £54.00
Member discount
n/a
Two body parts
Treatment price*
From £760
Monthly cost**
From £76.00
Member discount
n/a
Three body parts
Treatment price*
From £920
Monthly cost**
From £92.00
Member discount
n/a
Four or more body parts
Treatment price*
From £1,055
Monthly cost**
From £105.50
Member discount
10%

*Guide price

**Representative Examples:

One body part: Total amount of Credit £540.00. Total charge for credit £243.00. Total amount repayable £783.00 Repayable by 60 monthly payments of £12.69. Representative 16.9% APR. Example based upon CT scan of one body part costing £540.00 repayable over 60 months.

Two body parts: Total amount of Credit £760.00. Total charge for credit £342.20. Total amount repayable £1,102.20. Repayable by 60 monthly payments of £18.37. Representative 16.9% APR. Example based upon CT scan of two body parts costing £760.00 repayable over 60 months.

Three body parts: Total amount of Credit £920.00. Total charge for credit £414.40. Total amount repayable £1,334.40. Repayable by 60 monthly payments of £22.24. Representative 16.9% APR. Example based upon CT scan of three body parts costing £920.00 repayable over 60 months.

Four or more body parts: Total amount of Credit £1,055.00. Total charge for credit £475.60. Total amount repayable £1,530.60. Repayable by 60 monthly payments of £25.51. Representative 16.9% APR. Example based upon CT scan of four or more body parts costing £1,055.00 repayable over 60 months.

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I have a question about private CT scans

Why would I have a private CT scan?

A CT scan is used to diagnose and explore a wide variety of conditions, such as problems with internal organs, blood vessels, and bones. A CT scan can also be used to monitor ongoing conditions.

Do I need a referral for a CT scan?

To arrange a CT scan, you’ll need a referral from a healthcare professional. This could be your own GP, through our Private GP service or from a Consultant, Physiotherapist or Osteopath.

Once we’ve received your referral, one of our friendly and knowledgeable team members will contact you as soon as possible to arrange an appointment with the appropriate department and experts.

What happens during a CT scan?

During the CT scan, you will usually lie on your back in the scanner. Unlike an MRI scan, the scanner is shaped like a doughnut ring which only surrounds part of your body, meaning you shouldn’t feel claustrophobic.

As with conventional X-rays, the radiographer will operate the scanner from a different room. You will be able to speak to them and vice versa during the procedure via a telecom system.

You will need to remain still during the scan, otherwise the images may be blurry. You may be asked to hold your breath, breathe in, or breathe out during the procedure.

Sometimes, a contrast dye is injected into the back of your hand during the procedure to improve the images.

The scan usually lasts between 10 and 30 minutes.

You will be advised beforehand whether you need any special preparation for your scan. Sometimes, you may be asked not to eat or drink beforehand.

If you are pregnant, or suspect you are pregnant, you may not be able to have the scan due to the small risk of radiation could harm your unborn baby.

It is a good idea to wear loose clothing, and remove any jewellery beforehand.

What should I expect after a CT scan?

You will be able to continue your normal daily activities, including driving, after your CT scan. If you have been injected with contrast dye, you may be asked to stay a little longer to ensure you have no adverse reactions to the dye.

The images from your CT scan are then sent to a radiologist to examine.

Contact us to book a private CT scan

It's easy to find out more about diagnostic tests, scans and examinations by giving us a call or completing our enquiry form.

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Page last reviewed: 21 August 2025