CT Scan Near Me: Outpatient Imaging Centers by State
CT scan near me · Updated October 28, 2026 · Details from each center's own website
Quick answer: CTSCANNEARME.COM lists 961 outpatient CT centers across 43 states. Pick your state to see each center's address, phone, directions and the scans it offers, including lung screening and calcium scoring where listed. Outpatient imaging centers usually charge far less than hospitals for the same scan.
Find a CT scan by state
- Alabama (15)
- Arizona (56)
- California (138)
- Colorado (18)
- Connecticut (10)
- Delaware (6)
- District of Columbia (1)
- Florida (122)
- Georgia (28)
- Idaho (3)
- Illinois (5)
- Indiana (11)
- Iowa (3)
- Kansas (2)
- Kentucky (5)
- Louisiana (10)
- Maine (1)
- Maryland (50)
- Massachusetts (5)
- Michigan (10)
- Minnesota (13)
- Mississippi (2)
- Missouri (10)
- Montana (1)
- Nebraska (2)
- Nevada (9)
- New Hampshire (2)
- New Jersey (75)
- New York (108)
- North Carolina (8)
- Ohio (12)
- Oklahoma (11)
- Oregon (2)
- Pennsylvania (23)
- Rhode Island (10)
- South Carolina (14)
- Tennessee (1)
- Texas (128)
- Utah (10)
- Vermont (1)
- Virginia (14)
- Washington (2)
- Wisconsin (4)
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CT scans in the US: FAQs
Where can I get a CT scan in the US?
CTSCANNEARME.COM lists 961 outpatient imaging centers offering CT in the US. Each listing shows the address, phone number, directions and the other scans the center offers.
How much does a CT scan cost in the US?
Self-pay CT prices vary by body part, whether contrast is used and the center. Outpatient imaging centers are usually much cheaper than hospitals, so call two or three centers and ask for their cash price before you book.
Do I need a doctor's order for a CT scan?
Yes, almost every CT scan needs an order from a doctor or other licensed clinician, and insurance often needs prior authorization. Some centers offer a heart calcium-score scan with fewer steps, so ask the center how to book.
Who should get a low-dose lung CT screening?
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends a yearly low-dose CT for adults aged 50 to 80 with a 20 pack-year smoking history who still smoke or quit within the past 15 years. Ask your doctor whether you qualify.
What is a coronary calcium score?
A calcium score is a quick, non-contrast CT of the heart that measures calcified plaque in the coronary arteries. Your doctor uses the score with your other risk factors to guide prevention.
How long does a CT scan take?
The scan itself usually takes a few minutes. Plan on 15 to 30 minutes at the center, or longer if you need contrast or have to drink a preparation first.
Is a CT scan safe?
CT uses a small dose of X-ray radiation, and centers set the dose as low as they can for each scan. Tell the technologist if you are or might be pregnant, or if you have had a reaction to contrast before.
Can I use my HSA or FSA for a CT scan?
Yes. CT scans ordered for diagnosis or screening are qualified medical expenses, so you can usually pay with HSA or FSA funds. Check with your plan.
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