How Much Does a CT Scan (Computed Tomography) Cost in Alaska?
A CT scan combines X-ray images taken from different angles to create cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels and soft tissues.
Based on data from 9 hospitals in Alaska, CT Scan costs range from $311.25 to $5,970.4.
Based on data from 9 hospitals in Alaska, costs range from $311.25 to $3,061.6.
| Hospital Name | Cash PriceWhat you can expect to pay without insurance | Gross ChargeWhat hospitals say it will be before any discounts |
|---|---|---|
KETCHIKAN MEDICAL CENTERBest Price | $311.25 | — |
| $740.7 | — | |
| $1,371.23 | — | |
| $2,039.32 | — | |
| $2,083.56 | — | |
| $2,273.6 | — | |
| $2,683.2 | — | |
| $2,993.6 | — | |
| $3,061.6 | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a CT Scan cost without insurance?
Without insurance, a CT Scan in Alaska typically costs between $311.25 and $5,970.4 depending on the hospital.
What is the average cost of a CT Scan?
Based on our hospital price transparency data, the average cost of a CT Scan in Alaska is approximately $1,951 across 9 hospitals.
How can I save money on a CT Scan?
Compare prices across multiple hospitals in Alaska before scheduling your ct scan. The same procedure can cost thousands of dollars more at one facility versus another. Ask about cash-pay discounts, payment plans, and whether your insurance plan has lower negotiated rates at specific hospitals.
Prices sourced from federally mandated hospital price transparency files. Cash prices reflect self-pay discounted rates. Negotiated rates vary by insurance plan.