Quick answer: At the Ibn Sina diagnostic centres and hospitals in Bangladesh, a digital chest x-ray (PA view) is listed at about Tk 450, or about Tk 338 after the 25% discount Ibn Sina advertises on diagnostic tests (under US$5). Most single-area x-rays are listed at Tk 450–800, and an x-ray of both legs at about Tk 1,200. These figures come from a third-party price listing, not an official Ibn Sina price list, so confirm on the Ibn Sina hotline (10615) before you go. CHU Ibn Sina in Rabat, Morocco is a public university hospital where fees follow public-sector tariffs and are reimbursed through AMO health insurance.
Which Ibn Sina?
Ibn Sina (known in the West as Avicenna, 980–1037 CE) wrote the Canon of Medicine, and hospitals across the Muslim world are named after him. They are separate institutions with no shared ownership or price list. The ones people most often search for include:
- Ibn Sina Trust, Bangladesh: a healthcare organization founded in 1980, headquartered in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, running more than 20 diagnostic centres and hospitals, including the Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Imaging Center and Ibn Sina Specialized Hospital in Dhanmondi, Ibn Sina Medical College Hospital in Kallyanpur, and diagnostic and consultation centres in Dhaka (Badda, Uttara, Mirpur, Malibagh, Jatrabari and more), Chattogram, Cumilla, Rajshahi, Jashore, Bogura and Noakhali. Ibn Sina Hospital Sylhet is linked from the Trust's website.
- CHU Ibn Sina, Rabat, Morocco: the public university hospital centre in Rabat, whose main hospital is often called Hôpital Ibn Sina or Hôpital Avicenne.
- Ibn Sina Hospital, Baghdad, Iraq: a public teaching hospital under the Iraqi Ministry of Health, opened in 1964.
- Ibn Sina Hospital, Kuwait: a government hospital, where fees for residents and non-Kuwaitis are set by the Ministry of Health.
Because these are unrelated, there is no single "Ibn Sina x-ray price". The sections below cover the facilities where prices can be checked.
Ibn Sina Bangladesh X-Ray Prices (2026)
Ibn Sina Trust does not publish its full test price list on its website, but a third-party Bangladeshi health directory publishes an Ibn Sina test price list. The x-ray entries are shown below, with the 25% discount applied:
| X-Ray (as listed) | List Price (Tk) | After 25% Discount (Tk) |
|---|---|---|
| Chest P/A view, digital | 450 | 338 |
| Chest A/P view, digital | 450 | 338 |
| Chest both views (B/V), digital | 900 | 650 |
| Abdomen plain, digital | 650 | 488 |
| KUB (kidneys, ureters, bladder), digital | 600 | 450 |
| Cervical spine B/V | 800 | 600 |
| Lumbosacral (L/S) spine B/V, digital | 800 | 600 |
| Neck B/V | 800 | 600 |
| PNS (sinuses) OM view | 450 | 338 |
| Knee right or left B/V | 450 | 338 |
| Hand left or right B/V | 450 | 338 |
| Foot right or left B/V | 450 | 338 |
| Leg right or left B/V | 550 | 413 |
| Leg both, digital | 1,200 | 900 |
| Barium swallow | 1,400 | 1,050 |
| IVU (intravenous urogram) | 2,400 | 1,800 |
| RGU & MCU (urethrogram) | 1,800 | 1,350 |
Source: Ibn Sina test price list published by Doctor Bangladesh (third-party, undated), checked October 2026. Prices may change without notice and can differ between branches. B/V = both views (usually front and side). The Ibn Sina Trust website states a 25% discount on diagnostic tests; confirm whether it applies to your test and branch.
At roughly Tk 120–125 to the US dollar, a discounted chest x-ray works out to under US$5 and most single-area x-rays to about US$3–$7. The price normally includes the radiologist's report.
Ibn Sina Health Check-Up Packages
Ibn Sina Trust also sells health check-up packages, listed on its website at Tk 2,150 to Tk 17,300, including a pre-employment package (Tk 2,500), a basic adult package (Tk 5,750) and executive and comprehensive packages. The package pages on the website don't list their contents, so ask the hotline whether a chest x-ray is included before choosing a package over a standalone x-ray.
Tips for an X-Ray at Ibn Sina in Bangladesh
- Call first: the Ibn Sina hotline is 10615 (+88 09610010615). Ask for the current price and whether the 25% discount applies.
- Bring the prescription stating the exact x-ray (for example, "X-ray chest P/A view") so you aren't charged for extra views.
- Ask about report time: most plain x-ray reports are ready the same or next day; ask when you pay.
- Keep your films or digital copy for follow-up visits to avoid repeat x-rays.
CHU Ibn Sina, Rabat (Morocco)
CHU Ibn Sina is a public university hospital centre. X-rays there are billed under public-sector tariffs rather than private-clinic prices, and are reimbursed through Morocco's compulsory health insurance (AMO), managed by CNSS for private-sector workers and CNOPS for public-sector workers. Low-income patients covered by AMO Tadamon can receive care in public hospitals free of charge. CHU Ibn Sina does not publish an online x-ray price list, so ask the radiology department or admissions office for the current fee.
Private radiology centres in Rabat and Casablanca generally charge more than public hospitals but have shorter waits. See our x-ray cost in Morocco guide for typical public and private prices and how AMO reimbursement works.
Other Ibn Sina Hospitals
For Ibn Sina hospitals in Iraq, Kuwait or elsewhere, we could not find published x-ray prices. Government hospitals in these countries typically charge residents nominal fees or nothing, while foreigners and visitors may pay set fees. Ask the hospital's radiology or billing department directly. Our country guides for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt give regional benchmarks.
Note: earlier versions of this page described Ibn Sina as a single hospital chain spanning Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Pakistan and gave per-country Ibn Sina prices. We could not verify that, so those figures have been removed.
How Ibn Sina Prices Compare
Even at list price, an x-ray at Ibn Sina in Bangladesh costs a small fraction of what the same test costs in a Western private hospital. A 2-view chest x-ray in the US typically costs $70–$250 at an imaging center and much more at a hospital (see our private hospital x-ray cost guide), while in the UK private x-rays usually cost about £100–£250 (see our UK guide). If your doctor suggests a CT or MRI instead, see x-ray vs CT vs MRI cost; the price difference is large in every country.
Saving Money on an X-Ray at Ibn Sina
- Ask for the discount: in Bangladesh, confirm the 25% diagnostic discount applies at your branch.
- Request only the views prescribed: a both-views chest x-ray costs about twice a single PA view.
- Compare branches: prices and waiting times can differ between centres.
- Use insurance where it applies: in Morocco, keep your receipts and AMO forms for reimbursement; in Bangladesh, check whether your employer or insurer has a corporate arrangement.
- Bring previous x-rays so the radiologist can compare and you avoid repeats.
Medical Disclaimer
The information provided on XRayCost.com is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or medical procedure. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website. XRayCost.com is not affiliated with any hospital named Ibn Sina.
Sources
- Ibn Sina Trust, official website (facility list, hotline, 25% diagnostic discount notice) and health check-up package rates
- Doctor Bangladesh, Ibn Sina Test Price List (third-party listing)
- Wikipedia, Ibn Sina Hospital (Baghdad)
Prices are indicative, not quotes. Confirm the price with the hospital before your appointment.
Last Updated: October 12, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions About X-Ray Costs at Ibn Sina
A digital chest x-ray (PA view) at Ibn Sina is listed at about Tk 450, or about Tk 338 after the 25% discount Ibn Sina advertises on diagnostic tests. A chest x-ray with both views is listed at about Tk 900 (Tk 650 discounted). These figures come from a third-party price list, so confirm with the Ibn Sina hotline (10615) before you go.
Most single-area x-rays, such as the knee, hand, foot or sinuses, are listed at about Tk 450 (Tk 338 discounted). A leg x-ray is about Tk 550, cervical or lumbar spine and neck x-rays about Tk 800, an abdomen x-ray about Tk 650, and both legs about Tk 1,200. Contrast studies cost more, for example about Tk 1,400 for a barium swallow and Tk 2,400 for an IVU.
The Ibn Sina Trust website states a 25% discount on diagnostic tests, and third-party price lists show x-ray prices with 25% deducted. Ask at registration or on the hotline whether the discount applies to your test and branch, as offers can change.
No. Hospitals named after Ibn Sina (Avicenna) in Bangladesh, Morocco, Iraq, Kuwait and elsewhere are separate institutions with different owners and prices. Ibn Sina Trust runs the Bangladeshi centres; CHU Ibn Sina in Rabat is a Moroccan public university hospital; the Baghdad and Kuwait hospitals are government hospitals.
CHU Ibn Sina is a public university hospital, so x-rays are billed under public-sector tariffs and are usually much cheaper than at private clinics. AMO members (CNSS or CNOPS) can claim reimbursement, and AMO Tadamon beneficiaries can be treated free in public hospitals. The hospital does not publish x-ray prices online, so ask the radiology department; see our Morocco x-ray cost guide for typical public and private prices.
Bring a doctor's prescription or referral that names the exact x-ray and views. It ensures you are billed only for the views needed and gives the radiologist the clinical question to answer. Ibn Sina centres in Bangladesh also have consultation chambers if you need to see a doctor first.
Turnaround varies by branch and workload. Plain x-ray reports are often ready the same or next day; ask for the delivery time when you pay, and whether the report and images can be collected or sent electronically.
They are far lower. A discounted chest x-ray at Ibn Sina in Bangladesh costs under US$5, while a 2-view chest x-ray in the US typically costs $70–$250 at an imaging center and more at a hospital, and a private x-ray in the UK usually costs about £100–£250.