You can try Tung Shin.

Another one is Lourdes Medical Centre in Ipoh Road.

But if you can afford it, the best two scanners in KL
I can think of now would be -
Health Scan Malaysia, with the Siemens 128-slice scanner
Iheal Center, with the Toshiba 640-slice scanner, the
most advanced in the world.
http://www.healthscan.com.my/

http://ihealmedical.com/

the machine is secondary important, the specialist who use and read it is more important...

So high ?

Are you scanning your whole body ?
My aunt did one of her brain there two years ago, and
it was about $ 400.
If you are middle-aged, better scan your heart first.
You have been given wrong information.
The machine IS important. |They can't see your heart
arteries with older machines 64-slice and below.
Both the machines at Healthscan and Iheal gives stunning
images of the heart.

My friend scanned his heart at Healthscan and it was like
looking at a real 3D photo of his heart. You don't need to
do angiogram these days with these high resolution scanners,
if you want to know if your heart arteries are blocked or not.

They found one of his arteries 50 percent blocked. Doctor
told him no need to insert stent, put him on baby aspirin
and a statin.
Something to alert you -

Lawyer friend, 46, fatal heart attack, few years ago.

Hairstylist in Mutiara Complex in Ipoh Road who used
to cut my hair. They called him Andy, since he looked
like Andy Lau the singer.

Two years ago, fatal heart attack , 43.
This cashier who worked at one of the Speed 99 outlets
in SS2, PJ. She said her husband had fatal heart attack, 39.

All bigger center already using 64 to 128 n above since 5-6 years ago... All mdct will use post process images to visualise for practical purpose.

TS, if you go sime darby subang, pantai bangsar, sunway or gleaneagles; you will be in good hand. price wise, the rate is almost the same.

if you want really cheap, visit semi charity hospital like tung shin, asunta or lam wai ee (penang).

Beacon is a cancer centric center.
Again, my advice is going to the few hospitals I mentioned.

Essentially similar to DSLR, everyone can buy one, not everyone can take a good picture and visualise the photo.

Among hospitals, the center mentioned has good radiologist and if need to refer to another specialist, they also have good cardiologist and necessary facilities.

You are scanning which part? Who decides which part to scan for you (eg was it refer by any doctor)?