CT (Computerised Tomography)

Our CT Services

InHealth is an established provider of fully managed CT services to both the NHS and independent sector, delivering services from mobile, relocatable or fixed sites, including InHealth’s community diagnostic centres

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CT appointments
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CT-trained
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specialised CT
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InHealth is committed to delivering a high quality and reliable service. We are ISO and CQC registered and therefore subject to rigorous audit and testing of our processes at all stages of the patient pathway, from referral to report.

We continue to invest in our CT facilities so we can offer patients rapid access to state-of-the art CT equipment and high quality services. We also provide specialist services including Cardiac CT and CT Colonography.

InHealth offers a complete mobile CT solution, which includes systems from a variety of manufacturers providing a broad choice for our customers, including the very latest mobilised low-dose systems.

The management and operation of every CT unit is undertaken by a highly trained, experienced team of professionals providing excellent standards of patient care and customer satisfaction.

Our mobile CT units provide patients access to industry-leading scan equipment either at a hospital site or other suitable off-site location.

Patients attending a diagnostic appointment with InHealth, can find out more information about what to expect from the Informed Scan website, here.

There is also a section on Radiation Risk for anyone attending CT, DEXA, X-Ray, Cardiac and Mammography appointments.

A CT (Computerised Tomography) scan is a specialised type of X-ray examination, which produces clear images of the inside of the body.

CT is excellent at showing soft tissue, air, fluid, bone, vessels and all other internal structures of the body, allowing doctors to identify any problems.

New technology allows CT to be painless, stress-free and very fast.

In some instances, a CT scan may use a ‘contrast agent’ (a dye containing iodine), which is either drunk or injected, to enhance the image and give a clearer view of the patient’s anatomy.

Interested in working in CT?

We offer a fantastic benefits package, and have an innovative approach to personal and professional development, helping you to be the best version of yourself and giving you a real career pathway.

Our CT Services

InHealth is an established provider of fully managed CT services to both the NHS and independent sector, delivering services from mobile, relocatable or fixed sites, including InHealth’s community diagnostic centres

InHealth is committed to delivering a high quality and reliable service. We are ISO and CQC registered and therefore subject to rigorous audit and testing of our processes at all stages of the patient pathway, from referral to report.

We continue to invest in our CT facilities so we can offer patients rapid access to state-of-the art CT equipment and high quality services. We also provide specialist services including Cardiac CT and CT Colonography.

InHealth offers a complete mobile CT solution, which includes systems from a variety of manufacturers providing a broad choice for our customers, including the very latest mobilised low-dose systems.

The management and operation of every CT unit is undertaken by a highly trained, experienced team of professionals providing excellent standards of patient care and customer satisfaction.

Our mobile CT units provide patients access to industry-leading scan equipment either at a hospital site or other suitable off-site location.

Patients attending a diagnostic appointment with InHealth, can find out more information about what to expect from the Informed Scan website, here.

There is also a section on Radiation Risk for anyone attending CT, DEXA, X-Ray, Cardiac and Mammography appointments.

A CT (Computerised Tomography) scan is a specialised type of X-ray examination, which produces clear images of the inside of the body.

CT is excellent at showing soft tissue, air, fluid, bone, vessels and all other internal structures of the body, allowing doctors to identify any problems.

New technology allows CT to be painless, stress-free and very fast. In some instances, a CT scan may use a ‘contrast agent’ (a dye containing iodine), which is either drunk or injected, to enhance the image and give a clearer view of the patient’s anatomy.

Interested in working in CT?

We offer a fantastic benefits package, and have an innovative approach to personal and professional development, helping you to be the best version of yourself and giving you a real career pathway.