5 Best CT Scan Clinics in Prague (2026)

Altoa Premium Health Care (Altoa s.r.o.) is a Prague-based concierge clinic founded in 2014 that coordinates private radiology for self-paying and international patients. Rather than running its own scanner, Altoa books and escorts clients into contracted partner facilities — Nemocnice Hořovice (AKESO), Rehabilitační nemocnice Beroun and the Multiscan oncology-radiology centre in Pardubice — so MRI and CT examinations can be scheduled with minimal waiting. Its express-imaging pathway lets clients pick a body region, upload a referral if they have one, pay online and have a coordinator confirm the appointment within two business days; where no referral exists, the fee bundles a specialist consultation so a scan can still be requested appropriately. The professional guarantor is MUDr. Ondřej Beneš, an internal-medicine physician. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 (quality), ISO 22525:2020 (medical-tourism services) and ISO 10002:2018 (customer satisfaction) certifications, and its medical-tourism arm adds GHA Medical Travel Professional accreditation with English, Arabic, Russian and German support. Booking and the client zone are at the Josefov flagship address in Prague 1, with an outpatient centre in Nové Butovice; payment is by online card via the Comgate gateway or cash on arrival, and free parking is included.

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Na Homolce Hospital (Nemocnice Na Homolce) is one of Central Europe's leading specialised clinical hospitals, internationally recognised for cardiovascular and neurological care. Located in the Motol district of Prague 5, it holds Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation — among the most rigorous healthcare quality standards globally — and has been officially designated a Comprehensive Cardiovascular Centre by Czech health authorities. The hospital's Radiology Department operates a dual-source Siemens Somatom Flash CT scanner, equipped with SAPHIRE interactive reconstruction technology for low-radiation cardiac imaging. The department explicitly performs cardiac CT and CT coronarographies (coronary CT angiography) as part of its cardiovascular imaging programme, using ECG gating and dual-energy scanning protocols that are standard at major European cardiac centres. At the core of the hospital's international reputation is the PET Centre, established in 1999 as the first positron emission tomography facility in the Czech Republic. With two PET/CT scanners and a PET/MR scanner added in 2023, it is one of the largest PET centres in Europe, performing over 10,000 hybrid imaging examinations annually. The centre is an IAEA Model Project, certifying it as a global reference site for nuclear medicine quality. The Cardiology Clinic — since February 2025 a joint academic department with Charles University's 1st Faculty of Medicine — performs 3,500 catheterisation procedures per year and is a European leader in electrophysiology, structural heart disease intervention, and cardiac device implantation. International patients are served by a dedicated Foreign Patients department with English-speaking staff available Monday to Friday.

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MEDICON — RDG Budějovická is the dedicated radiodiagnostic centre within Poliklinika Budějovická, the largest privately-operated outpatient facility in Prague with approximately 40 medical specialties and 300 physicians on one campus. The imaging centre is located in the yellow building (žlutá budova), entrance 6, basement level — easily reached directly from metro line C at Budějovická station. The centre offers CT scanning (including angiography, enterography, colonography, and CT-guided peri-radicular therapy), MRI (brain, spine, joints, breast, enterography and angiography), digital X-ray, ultrasound with Doppler, and bone densitometry on a Hologic Discovery QDR. Equipment was co-funded by the EU OPPK programme and the facility is fully digitalised, connected to the ePACS inter-hospital imaging network, meaning your referring doctor can access results remotely. Booking times are typically within one week for CT and MRI; X-ray is walk-in for referred patients. Both CT and MRI use contrast media where clinically indicated — gadolinium for MRI (safe for patients with iodine allergy) and iodinated contrast for CT. All examinations are reported by specialist radiologists, and imaging is available on CD or via ePACS on request. Most procedures are covered by Czech public health insurance; self-pay pricing is available at the reception for non-insured patients.

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Rehabilitační klinika Malvazinky is a well-established private hospital in Prague 5's Smíchov district, operated by Mediterra s.r.o. as part of Group Mediterra — a VAMED Austria Group member running nine medical facilities across the Czech Republic. The clinic was established in 2003 and significantly expanded in 2013 with a new inpatient pavilion. It is accredited by SAK (the Czech State Accreditation Commission), one of the most rigorous national quality standards in Central European healthcare, with its most recent re-accreditation completed in 2024. The hospital spans both inpatient rehabilitation and a broad outpatient ambulatory programme. Its 60-bed inpatient wing specialises in intensive post-trauma and post-surgical rehabilitation, long-term intensive care (NIP/DIOP), and complex orthopaedic recovery including total knee and hip replacement. The outpatient ambulance covers orthopaedics, cardiology, internal medicine, neurology, clinical biochemistry, physiotherapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and nutritional counselling — an unusually comprehensive multidisciplinary range for a private rehabilitation setting. Diagnostic imaging is provided through the hospital's radiology and ultrasound department (RTG a sono), staffed by MUDr. Jaroslav Štrof (CSc., MBA) from Monday to Friday. The department performs standard X-ray across all anatomical regions and comprehensive ultrasound including abdominal, pelvic, thyroid, soft tissue, musculoskeletal, and vascular (peripheral veins) examinations. CT imaging for patients requiring cross-sectional scanning is arranged through Group Mediterra's affiliated imaging network, which includes facilities across Prague and Central Bohemia. For preventive health, the clinic runs structured programmes including KardioPrevent — a two-visit cardiovascular screening package with stress echocardiography, ergometry, and complete cardiac biochemistry (9,000 CZK / ~€360) — and the Komplexní preventivní prohlídka (KPP), a comprehensive multi-specialist health check combining five medical disciplines, full laboratory work-up, abdominal ultrasound, and chest X-ray (20,500 CZK / ~€820). Both programmes are designed for self-pay patients and require no GP referral. International patients are received through the Group Mediterra International Patient Program, which coordinates logistics from arrival to departure.

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