Radiologist in Tbilisi
Tbilisi has 53 radiologists. 39 work at Todua Clinic, 4 at Chaika Clinic Tbilisi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a radiologist do
A radiologist interprets medical imaging and performs image-guided procedures. Modalities include: X-ray (chest, bones, joints), ultrasound (abdomen, thyroid, vascular), CT scan (chest, abdomen, head), MRI (brain, spine, joints, soft tissue), mammography, PET-CT (oncology staging), and fluoroscopy. Radiologists also perform minimally invasive procedures: biopsies, drainages, and vascular interventions under image guidance.
Radiologists in Tbilisi
Tbilisi has 53 radiologists — the largest radiology department in Georgia. 39 work at Todua Clinic (the country's largest clinic with 177 affiliated doctors), which operates a full-service imaging center with CT, MRI, PET-CT, and interventional radiology. Chaika Clinic Tbilisi has 4 radiologists and full imaging capabilities.
Universal Healthcare Program
Imaging ordered by a referring physician in connection with a covered condition is reimbursed under the UHP with 20–30% co-payment. Emergency imaging (trauma, stroke, acute abdomen) is covered at 100%.
Imaging prices in Tbilisi
According to SoloMed's February 2026 price list: MRI 70–1,150 GEL ($26–425), CT 150–720 GEL ($56–266), ultrasound 40–180 GEL ($15–67), X-ray 30–250 GEL ($11–93). Tbilisi and Batumi prices are comparable.