The Home X-Ray Service is a mobile radiology service that allows imaging of areas such as bones, lungs, and joints without going to a hospital. Imaging is performed in your home using advanced portable devices, and the results are evaluated by specialist physicians.
What Is the Home X-Ray Service?
Home X-Ray is a healthcare service offered to meet the radiological imaging needs of individuals with limited mobility in their home environment. X-ray imaging helps diagnose diseases by visualizing internal body structures.
How Is the Home X-Ray Service Performed?
Happ Health’s radiology technicians visit your home with portable digital X-ray devices and perform the imaging procedure. Images are captured digitally and interpreted by specialist physicians, then reported to you.
What Are the Advantages of the Home X-Ray Service?
You can have imaging performed without going to a hospital, without waiting, and without exposure to infection risk. It provides great convenience, especially for elderly individuals, bedridden patients, or those with a busy work schedule.
| In-Home X-Ray Imaging Service Detail |
Is It Included? |
| X-ray imaging using portable devices as part of the In-Home X-Ray Imaging |
Yes |
| Pre-imaging patient assessment and information as part of the In-Home X-Ray Imaging |
Yes |
| Recording of the X-ray images as part of the In-Home X-Ray Imaging |
Yes |
| Additional imaging and treatment services as part of the In-Home X-Ray Imaging |
No |
Home X-Ray Service Package Details
In the table below, you can see the imaging areas and service contents provided within the scope of the Home X-Ray Service. Appropriate positioning and imaging conditions are carefully ensured for each patient.
Home X-Ray Service Process
The procedure is carried out step by step, prioritizing patient comfort. Happ Health bases the entire process on hygiene, information sharing, and safety.
Inspection of the Area for the Home X-Ray Service
Before imaging, a suitable environment is determined. A clean, well-lit, and flat area is preferred. Adequate space is provided for safe installation of the X-ray device and imaging.
Disinfection of the Area for the Home X-Ray Service
The imaging area is disinfected. Healthcare personnel use personal protective equipment. The portable X-ray device and auxiliary equipment are prepared in accordance with hygiene standards.
Performing the Home X-Ray Service
The area to be imaged is evaluated and appropriate positioning is provided. Necessary protective measures are taken, and imaging is performed using the portable X-ray device. The patient is informed throughout the procedure, and images are securely recorded after imaging.
Post-Procedure Information for the Home X-Ray Service
After imaging, the patient and their relatives are informed about the process. X-ray images are forwarded to the relevant physician or healthcare unit for evaluation. If necessary, additional imaging or a follow-up plan is created.
How Long Does the Home X-Ray Service Take?
The home X-ray procedure generally takes between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on the area being imaged. This duration includes preparation, imaging, and final checks.
Happ Health personnel prioritize patient comfort throughout the procedure. Necessary information is provided after the procedure.
Who Can Benefit from the Home X-Ray Service?
The Home X-Ray Service provides safe imaging in the home environment for individuals who have difficulty traveling to a hospital. It offers significant convenience, especially for patients with limited mobility.
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Bedridden patients: Suitable for individuals who cannot go to healthcare centers due to limited mobility.
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Post-trauma patients: Used for initial evaluation after fractures, dislocations, or impacts.
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Elderly individuals: Preferred for elderly patients who have difficulty visiting hospital environments.
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Home care patients: Suitable for continuing diagnosis and follow-up processes in the home environment.
Home X-Ray Service Fee and Pricing 2026
As of 2026, the cost of the Home X-Ray Service is determined based on various factors. The number of areas to be imaged, the portable device used, the service location, and the reporting process are among the factors affecting pricing.
In general, home imaging services provide an advantage by eliminating additional transportation and waiting costs associated with hospital settings. In some cases, they may be partially covered by health insurance. You can contact Happ Health for detailed information.
In Which Situations Is the Home X-Ray Service Used?
The Home X-Ray Service is used in situations where X-ray imaging is needed for diagnostic or follow-up purposes but going to a hospital is not possible.
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In cases of suspected fractures or cracks: Applied for initial evaluation after trauma.
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In monitoring lung diseases: Preferred in situations requiring chest X-rays.
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In orthopedic follow-ups: Used to monitor the treatment process.
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As part of the home care process: Applied for regular and controlled imaging needs.
Equipment Used in the Home X-Ray Service
Happ Health healthcare personnel perform home X-ray imaging safely using modern and portable devices. The equipment used is carefully selected to enhance image quality and ensure radiation safety.
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Portable X-ray devices: Provide safe and high-quality imaging in the home environment.
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Protective equipment: Lead aprons and protective materials are used for radiation safety.
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Single-use hygiene products: Preferred for patient and healthcare personnel safety.
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Image recording and transmission systems: Enable secure digital sharing of captured images.
Important Considerations in the Home X-Ray Service
Home X-ray imaging is a procedure that requires technical knowledge and attention. Proper positioning, safety precautions, and patient cooperation are of great importance.
Sharing of Medical Information
The patient’s current complaints, previously obtained imaging results, and physician requests should be shared with the healthcare team before the procedure.
Hygiene and Environment Preparation
Before imaging, the environment should be organized, sufficient space should be provided, and the patient should be positioned appropriately. Unnecessary individuals should not be present in the imaging area.
Post-Procedure Follow-Up
After imaging, the patient’s condition should be observed, the evaluation of images by the physician should be awaited, and additional guidance should be followed when necessary.
