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specialist · Bodø
Tollbugata 10, 8006 BODØ
Accredited diagnostic imaging and clinical facilities for ct scan in Bodø. Compare public referral pathways at Nordlandssykehuset with rapid private booking.
Subsidized ct scan services in Bodø are coordinated through Nordlandssykehuset HF (Nordlandssykehuset Bodø). For private examinations without a referral, private clinics in Bodø Sentrum (Storgata, Dronningens gate) and City Nord offer direct booking.
Official BRREG-registered medical clinics, radiology suites, and surgical centers.
specialist · Bodø
Tollbugata 10, 8006 BODØ
specialist · Bodø
Sjøgata 17, 8006 BODØ
physiotherapist · Bodø
Prinsens gate 164, 8005 BODØ
physiotherapist · Bodø
Storgata 27, 8006 BODØ
May require fasting or contrast dye
10-30 minutes
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In Bodø (Nordland), ct scan is performed at public hospital departments through Nordlandssykehuset HF (Nordlandssykehuset Bodø) with a doctor's referral, as well as private specialized diagnostic centers clustered in Bodø Sentrum (Storgata, Dronningens gate) and City Nord. Compare verified clinics in the directory above.
For publicly subsidized examinations at Nordlandssykehuset and contracted specialists (avtalespesialister), a digital referral from your Fastlege is required. For private medical clinics in Bodø, you can book your ct scan directly without a referral.
Public hospital queues in Bodø can be compared via the national registry on helsenorge.no/velg-behandlingssted. If public wait times at Nordlandssykehuset are long, patients have the legal right to choose any hospital or contracted clinic in Norway with shorter waiting times. Private clinics typically offer appointments within 1 to 5 business days.
Yes. Statutory patient co-payments at public hospitals and contracted clinics in Bodø contribute directly toward the annual national Frikort limit of NOK 3,278 (2026). Once this cap is reached, further public treatment is 100% covered for the rest of the year. Direct private clinic visits are paid out-of-pocket or via private health insurance.