A men’s oncological check-up in Azerbaijan typically costs from $2,200. The final price depends on the screening panel, imaging, endoscopic tests, and consultations included. In Baku, packages may also include hotel stays and airport transfers. In the US, similar check-ups average $3,000. Patients save around 27% compared with the US.
- Screening panel: Basic blood tests and ultrasound cost less than packages with broader testing.
- Imaging: CT, MRI, or CT angiography adds scans and raises the package cost.
- Endoscopy: Colonoscopy or upper endoscopy adds procedures and expands digestive-tract screening.
- Consultations and lab work: More specialist visits, tumor markers, and blood tests add services.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Bundled screening can make sense when patients need several tests and travel services. Liv Bona Dea Hospital Baku lists a combined screening package around $2,200. It includes eight specialist consultations, one-area MRI, colonoscopy, ultrasound, a hotel, and transfers. Its male-specific package runs around $2,500. It includes CT angiography, head MRI, area CT and MRI, colonoscopy, and upper endoscopy. Both prices cover bundled screening, not a single test.
Cribado de cáncer masculino con colonoscopia & resonancia magnética — Hotel y traslado incluidos
