
CT Scan in Vasant Kunj
From ₹2,000
CT brain
Same day
Most appointments
9 specialties
Reading your report
These are our rates at partner centres. We quote you the full figure before anything is booked.
Scan
Our rate
CT brain (plain)
from ₹2,000
CT chest
from ₹2,800
CT abdomen
from ₹2,800
CT whole abdomen
from ₹5,600
Contrast, where your doctor has asked for it, is charged separately at ₹3,000 to ₹6,000 depending on the study. It is not included in the figures above.
Prices are for scans arranged at our partner imaging centres. Call 8800844793 with your prescription and we will confirm the exact cost for the scan you need.
If you cannot read the prescription, send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you.
CT Brain / Head
CT Chest
Head injury
Persistent cough
Persistent headache
Breathlessness
Stroke assessment
Follow-up on a chest X-ray
Dizziness that will not settle from ₹2,000
Chest infection that has not cleared from ₹2,800
CT Abdomen
CT Whole Abdomen
Abdominal pain
When your doctor wants the whole abdomen and pelvis together, usually for staging or an unclear diagnosis from ₹5,600
Kidney stones
Suspected appendicitis
Unexplained weight loss from ₹2,800
We do not have a CT scanner at Vasant Kunj, and we would rather say so. Your scan is booked at one of our partner imaging centres across Delhi NCR — chosen for the machine, the radiologist and how quickly the report comes back.
What we do is the part that usually goes wrong. We tell you the price before you go, we book the slot, and the report comes back to a doctor here who has your history in front of them. A scan read by someone who has never met you is worth less than the same scan read by someone who has.
Booked for you
Across Delhi NCR
Read back here
We arrange the appointment and the price.
Partner centres near where you live or work.
Your report is discussed with a doctor at the clinic.
Most CT scans need very little preparation. These are the things worth knowing.
01
Bring the prescription
The centre needs your doctor's request to know which scan to do and whether contrast is needed.
02
Fasting
Only for scans with contrast, and usually four hours. A plain CT brain needs no fasting at all.
03
Tell us about kidney problems
If contrast is planned and you have kidney disease or diabetes, your doctor may want a blood test first. Say so when you book.
04
Tell us if you might be pregnant
A CT uses X-rays. If there is any chance you are pregnant, tell the centre before the scan, not after.
05
It is quicker than you think
A plain CT brain takes about five to ten minutes on the table. Allow longer for contrast studies and for waiting.
A CT uses X-rays, so it does carry a small radiation dose — more than a chest X-ray, far less than people usually fear. The honest answer is that it is worth doing when a doctor has asked for it, and not worth doing when nobody has.
Why we ask for a prescription
If you are pregnant
We will not book a CT without your doctor's request. Not because of paperwork, but because the scan is only worth the dose when there is a question it can answer.
Tell us and tell the centre. There are often other ways to get the same answer, and your doctor can decide which.
What does a CT scan cost?
From ₹2,000 for a plain CT brain, ₹2,800 for chest or abdomen, and ₹5,600 for a whole abdomen. Contrast, if your doctor has asked for it, is ₹3,000 to ₹6,000 on top. We confirm the exact figure before booking.
