Medex provides patients with fast access to CT scans of all types – often within 24 hours of referral. Our CT appointments are available through private medical services in collaboration with leading hospitals and advanced diagnostic imaging centers across Tel-Aviv, Central Israel, the North District, and Jerusalem.
Worried about CT scan cost? Medex honors Guaranty of Payment from international insurance companies, so your MRI price won’t be an issue if you have coverage. Call us today to book your CT scan quickly and hassle-free.
More than just scheduling your CT appointment, we ensure:
This service is designed to give patients peace of mind, combining rapid access, medical expertise, and a seamless experience from start to finish.
A CT scan (Computed Tomography) is an advanced imaging test that uses low-dose X-rays and computer processing to create highly detailed cross-section images of the inside of the body.
The scan is performed using a CT scanner that rotates around the body, producing precise images of organs, bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues. CT imaging helps doctors diagnose conditions quickly and accurately and is widely used for both routine and urgent medical evaluations.
CT scans are used to diagnose and evaluate a wide range of medical conditions, including:
Each scan is performed according to a specific medical protocol tailored to the body area being examined and the clinical purpose.
Contact us to book your CT appointment.
Does Medex accepts Insurance Guaranty of Payment?
Yes, Medex collaborate with numerous international Health and Travel Insurance companies and can accept their guarantee of payment to cover your medical expenses.
A Guarantee of Payment (GOP) from an insurance company is a formal assurance provided by your insurer to a healthcare provider, confirming that the insurer will cover specified medical expenses for a policyholder. This document is typically issued before the medical service is provided, ensuring that the provider will receive payment for the agreed-upon services
Pre-Authorization:
The healthcare provider (Medex) requests pre-authorization from the insurance company before delivering non-emergency services to the patient. This step ensures that the services are covered under the patient’s insurance policy.
Insurance Company Review:
The insurer reviews the request to determine whether the proposed medical services are necessary and covered under the patient’s policy. This may involve evaluating the patient’s medical history, the proposed treatment plan, and the policy details.
Issuance of GOP:
Direct Billing:
Submission of Claims:
