CT Scan Near Me in Downtown SF, San Francisco, CA
Low-dose 64-slice CT scanners near Downtown SF, San Francisco with same-day urgent slots, CT angiography and contrast capability, board-certified body and chest radiologist reads, and every payment type accepted.
Find CT Scan near Downtown SF
CT scans answer urgent questions fast — kidney stones, lung nodules, abdominal pain, stroke follow-up, post-trauma — and when you're looking for one near you in Downtown SF, San Francisco, speed matters as much as accuracy. Our San Francisco-area centers run modern 64-slice CT scanners with low-dose protocols designed to keep your radiation exposure as low as reasonably achievable without losing diagnostic detail. We hold same-day slots specifically for urgent referrals, perform CT angiography and contrast studies, and route reads to fellowship-trained chest and body radiologists. Insurance, cash, workers' comp, and PI liens all welcome.
Closest CT Scan locations to Downtown SF
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1005 Van Ness Ave.
0.9 mi1180 Post St.
1.0 mi325 Sacramento St.
1.7 mi600 Gateway Blvd. Suite 101
8.0 mi1300 Clay St. #165
8.0 mi455 Hickey Blvd. Suite 200
8.1 mi21030 Redwood Rd., Suite B
19.5 mi39141 Civic Center Dr. #100
28.5 mi3450 Hillcrest Ave.
37.5 mi1825 Civic Center Drive
38.2 mi14651 S. Bascom Ave. Suite 120
43.8 mi15405 Los Gatos Blvd Suite 104
44.2 miNeed clinical detail on CT Scan in San Francisco?
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Common questions about CT Scan in San Francisco
Answers for patients searching for ct scan near them.
How much does a CT scan cost in San Francisco without insurance?
We offer transparent, discounted self-pay rates that depend on the body part and whether contrast was ordered. Call 800-558-2223 with the body part and whether contrast was ordered for an exact price before you book.
How fast can I get a CT scan in San Francisco?
Same day in most cases. Our San Francisco-area centers reserve daily slots for urgent CT orders — stones, suspected appendicitis, post-trauma, lung nodule follow-up. If your provider faxes the order before noon we can almost always image you that afternoon.
Is CT contrast safe? Will I have an allergic reaction?
IV iodinated contrast is well tolerated by the overwhelming majority of patients. Mild reactions (warmth, metallic taste) are common and harmless. True allergic reactions are rare. Tell us about any prior reaction, kidney disease, or metformin use — we may pre-medicate or check a creatinine first.
Should I eat before my CT scan?
If your order doesn't include contrast, eat and drink normally. If contrast is ordered, avoid solid food for 4 hours before but keep drinking clear liquids — being well hydrated actually helps your kidneys clear the contrast afterward.
How much radiation am I getting from a CT?
It depends on the body part. A low-dose chest CT delivers roughly the equivalent of 6 months of natural background radiation; a routine abdomen/pelvis CT closer to 3 years. Our scanners use iterative reconstruction and dose-modulation software so we can deliver the lowest dose that still produces a diagnostic image.