Depending on your policy the general answer is yes. How much it covers depends on your policy and the reason for the CT scan. I recommend checking with your insurance company to find out if the procedure is covered before having the CT scan done. It could save you paying out money you weren't counting on.
Most major medical health insurance policies will cover CAT (CT) scans, as well as PET, MRI and X-rays . . . all of which are diagnostic tests.
Because CT scans can be quite expensive, if the carrier decides the scan was not the most cost effective method of diagnosing a condition, the claim may be denied.
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If it is medically necessary. Prior authorization may be required. Check with your carrier to be sure. Always get the name and nite the date, time, and who you spoke to. Health insurance is in a state of change right now. Questions are great and documentation is always helpful.
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Because CT scans can be quite expensive, if the carrier decides the scan was not the most cost effective method of diagnosing a condition, the claim may be denied.