As a patient, you want to know how much an x-ray costs in Namibia. You also want to know that you can afford it and that you’ll be treated with respect and care when you arrive at the clinic. The good news is that there are lots of clinics that offer low-cost x rays. 

An x-ray costs N$300 in Namibia.

 The cost of an x-ray in Namibia depends on several factors, including whether you are insured and the size of the facility where your test is being performed. Sometimes, third-party payers can cover all or part of a test’s cost.

For example, if you have insurance coverage through a single-employer or union plan that pays for medical care related to work injuries or conditions related to work activities (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome), your insurer may cover some or all of the cost associated with receiving an x-ray at a hospital or private clinic when it’s medically necessary for certain purposes such as diagnosing broken bones after accidents at work sites that involve heavy machineries like cranes and forklifts.

However, if there are no restrictions on who can receive this type of treatment from specific providers, then there may be limits on what types of procedures qualify under each policy type (i.e., prescription drug plans versus others).

Takeaway:

The cost of an x-ray in Namibia is not very high.

You can expect to pay between $20 and $100 depending on the size of your image, the amount of detail captured by it and the time spent interpreting and processing it.