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Home Chest X-ray

At-Home Chest X-Ray is a medical imaging service performed at home using portable X-ray devices to evaluate the structure and function of the lungs. This procedure enables the safe and rapid detection of pneumonia, bronchitis, COPD, lung tumors, and other respiratory system diseases. Offered with the assurance of Happ Health, this service allows accurate diagnosis without the need to visit a hospital.

5 providers At-home application after booking Ministry approved
Service Features
  • Applied in the comfort of your home
  • Delivered by licensed teams with proper hygiene standards
  • Flexibility to choose the right provider
  • Flexible appointment hours
Cancellation and Refund Terms
As long as the service has not been provided, it can be cancelled within 15 days to 1 month from the purchase date. You can contact our WhatsApp support line for cancellation and refund requests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Home Chest X-ray Service?
The Home Chest X-ray Service is a home healthcare service that enables X-ray imaging performed to evaluate the lungs and thoracic cavity to be carried out in the patient’s home environment using a portable X-ray device by expert healthcare professionals.
Who Is the Home Chest X-ray Service Suitable For?
The Home Chest X-ray Service is suitable for patients experiencing breathing difficulties, those with suspected pneumonia or lung infection, individuals with chronic lung diseases, elderly patients, bedridden individuals, or patients who have difficulty going to a hospital.
How Is the Home Chest X-ray Service Performed?
The Home Chest X-ray Service is performed by positioning the patient appropriately and safely obtaining the necessary lung images using a portable X-ray device.
What Should Be Considered After the Home Chest X-ray Service?
Although no special care is required after the Home Chest X-ray Service, the obtained images should be submitted for physician evaluation, and the recommended diagnostic, follow-up, or treatment plan should be followed.