Our Services
Comprehensive Diagnostic Imaging Services
State-of-the-art imaging technology combined with experienced radiologists to provide accurate, timely diagnoses. Most services are bulk billed with Medicare.
X-Ray Imaging
Fast answers when you need them
Our digital X-ray services provide high-resolution images of your skeletal system, chest, and internal organs using state-of-the-art low-radiation technology. Whether you're dealing with an injury, ongoing discomfort, or require routine screening, X-rays give your healthcare team the visual data they need to direct your care effectively.
What does it involve?
- A quick, comfortable scan usually completed in under 15 minutes
- Performed by qualified radiographers using modern digital equipment
- Little preparation needed – just remove any metal items beforehand
- Different positions may be required based on the area being examined
Why might you need it?
- Evaluation of possible fractures, joint issues, or bone disorders
- Investigation of breathing symptoms such as persistent cough or breathlessness
- Monitoring recovery following injury or surgical procedures
- Screening for conditions affecting lungs, digestive system, or skeletal structure
X-Ray Imaging Services
Dental Imaging
Comprehensive dental and jaw imaging
Dental imaging, especially an Orthopantomogram (OPG), is a diagnostic X-ray technique that produces a single panoramic image of the upper and lower jaws, teeth, and nearby structures. It offers a broad, detailed overview of the entire oral and maxillofacial area in one comprehensive view, making it essential for dental professionals evaluating oral health, planning procedures, and detecting potential issues.
What does it involve?
- You'll stand with your chin resting on a small support
- A sterile bite piece helps align your teeth properly
- The imaging arm rotates smoothly around your head
- The complete scan takes roughly 15-20 seconds
Why might you need it?
- Wisdom teeth assessment and extraction planning
- Dental implant planning and preparation
- Orthodontic treatment planning
- Jaw joint (TMJ) disorder evaluation
- General dental health assessment
Dental Imaging Services
Calcium Score
Cardiac risk assessment
A calcium score is a specialised CT scan that measures the amount of calcium buildup in the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart. The presence of calcium can indicate plaque formation and early signs of coronary artery disease. This quick, non-invasive test helps assess a person's risk of heart attack or other cardiac events and supports doctors in making informed decisions about prevention, monitoring, and treatment.
What does it involve?
- A rapid, ECG-synchronised cardiac scan
- No contrast injection required
- Specialised software calculates your calcium score
- Your score is compared to others of similar age and sex
Why might you need it?
- Cardiovascular risk assessment
- Screening for silent coronary artery disease
- Guiding preventive treatment decisions
- Family history of heart disease evaluation
- Intermediate cardiac risk stratification
Calcium Score Services
Low Dose CT
Detailed insights for complex conditions
CT scanning creates highly detailed cross-sectional images of your body's internal structures, organs, and blood vessels – allowing your medical team to investigate symptoms with accuracy and confidence. Our advanced low-dose technology ensures minimal radiation exposure whilst maintaining excellent diagnostic image quality.
What does it involve?
- A brief, comfortable scan using low-dose radiation technology
- While the scan itself takes minutes, appointments may extend to 30 minutes
- You'll lie comfortably while the scanner rotates gently around you
- Contrast agents may be administered to enhance visibility of certain structures
Why might you need it?
- Persistent or unexplained pain in chest, abdomen, or back
- Investigation of suspected inflammation or infection
- Ongoing monitoring of existing medical conditions
- Detection of cysts, internal bleeding, or masses
- Pre-operative or post-operative assessment
MRI (Wide Bore)
Superior soft tissue imaging without radiation
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create exceptionally detailed images of your body's soft tissues, organs, and structures. Unlike X-rays or CT, MRI uses no ionising radiation, making it particularly suitable for repeated imaging and certain patient groups. It's the gold standard for brain, spine, joint, and soft tissue imaging. A wide bore MRI features a larger opening designed to improve patient comfort, reduce claustrophobia, and accommodate a wider range of body types—while still delivering high-quality, accurate diagnostic imaging.
What does it involve?
- You'll lie on a table that slides into a wide bore tunnel-shaped scanner
- The scan is noisy – headphones or earplugs are provided
- Remaining still is essential for clear images
- Some scans require contrast injection for enhanced detail
Why might you need it?
- Detailed assessment of brain, spine, or spinal cord
- Investigation of joint problems including ligament and cartilage injuries
- Soft tissue tumour or mass evaluation
- Assessment of organs such as liver, kidneys, or prostate
MRI (Wide Bore) Services
Ultrasound
Gentle, comfortable imaging for clear answers
Ultrasound provides real-time visualisation of your internal organs and structures – from organ function to blood flow patterns. It's commonly used to investigate discomfort, swelling, or abnormal test results, and often serves as an excellent first step before more advanced testing. With no radiation involved, ultrasound is safe for all patients, including during pregnancy.
What does it involve?
- A smooth probe glides across your skin with warm gel
- Images are reviewed in real-time or shortly after by our specialists
- Completely needle-free and radiation-free
- Conducted in a relaxed environment within 15–30 minutes
Why might you need it?
- Investigation of pain or swelling
- Assessment of organs including liver, kidneys, or thyroid
- Examination of soft tissues, blood vessels, or unexplained lumps
- Guidance for procedures such as biopsies or fluid drainage
Interventional Procedures
Targeted treatments with imaging precision
Our interventional procedures combine advanced imaging technology with minimally invasive techniques to diagnose and treat various conditions. From therapeutic injections to tissue sampling, our experienced team delivers precise, effective treatments whilst minimising discomfort and recovery time.
What does it involve?
- Procedures guided by ultrasound or CT for accuracy
- Local anaesthesia ensures your comfort throughout
- Minimally invasive techniques reduce recovery time
- Expert radiologists with specialised procedural training
Why might you need it?
- Joint pain from arthritis or injury requiring therapeutic injection
- Back or leg pain from disc problems or nerve compression
- Tissue sampling needed for diagnosis of lumps or nodules
- Treatment of frozen shoulder or other musculoskeletal conditions
Women's Imaging
Compassionate care for every stage of life
Our women's imaging services provide specialised diagnostic care in a comfortable, supportive environment. From breast imaging to pelvic assessments and pregnancy monitoring, our experienced team understands the unique health needs of women at every stage of life.
What does it involve?
- Female sonographers available upon request
- Private, comfortable examination rooms
- Comprehensive imaging with detailed reporting
- Sensitive, patient-centred care
Why might you need it?
- Breast lump or abnormality investigation
- Pelvic pain or menstrual irregularities
- Fertility assessment and monitoring
- Pregnancy dating and monitoring
Women's Imaging Services
Ready to Book Your Appointment?
Same-day appointments available. Most services are bulk billed with a valid Medicare card.