Fig. 01 — Every study is read by a radiologist
Imaging
MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, mammography and bone density
Reporting
Reports sent to your referring clinician
Access
Early, evening and Saturday appointments
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Imaging services
Six ways to see
more clearly.
Choose an examination to see what it is used for, how long a visit usually takes and how to prepare.
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Technology
Precision technology.
Human expertise.
01 — Systems
Imaging systems chosen for detail and comfort.
Wide-bore MRI, low-dose CT and digital radiography, selected for image quality and for how they feel to the person on the table.
- MRIWide-bore 1.5T & 3T
- CTLow-dose protocols
- X-rayDigital radiography
02 — Reading
Every image, read by a specialist.
Studies are interpreted by radiologists with sub-specialty focus — neuro, musculoskeletal, body and breast imaging — and reported to your referring clinician.
- FocusSub-specialty reading
- ReportTo your clinician
03 — Protocols
Protocols tailored to the question asked.
Our radiographers adapt each examination to the clinical question and to you — using the lowest dose and shortest scan that still answers it well.
- DoseAs low as reasonably achievable
- TimeShortest effective scan
Equipment shown is illustrative — replace with your own systems.
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Your visit
Your visit,
made clearer.
- Step 01
Request an appointment
Send a request online or call. Our team confirms a time with you and checks your referral.
- Step 02
Prepare for your examination
Read the guide for your scan — what to wear, what to bring and whether to fast.
- Step 03
Visit our imaging centre
A radiographer explains each step and stays with you, from changing suite to scanner.
- Step 04
Receive your results
A radiologist reports your study. Results are shared through your referring clinician, who will discuss them with you.
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Patient guide
Know what
to expect before
you arrive.
Short, practical guides for every examination — reviewed by our clinical team and written for people, not textbooks.
MRI
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6 min read
Preparing for your MRI
Metal screening, what to wear, and how to stay comfortable in the scanner.
Read guide →
MRI
·
4 min read
Feeling anxious about MRI
Wide-bore systems, music, a call button and other ways we keep you at ease.
Read guide →
CT Scan
·
5 min read
CT with contrast
Why contrast is used, what you may feel, and what to tell us beforehand.
Read guide →
Ultrasound
·
3 min read
Abdominal ultrasound
Some abdominal exams ask you to fast — your booking confirmation will say.
Read guide →
Ultrasound
·
3 min read
Pelvic ultrasound
Many pelvic exams need a comfortably full bladder. Here is how to time it.
Read guide →
X-Ray
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2 min read
X-ray: what to expect
Usually no preparation. Tell us if you are or might be pregnant.
Read guide →
Mammography
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4 min read
Before your mammogram
Timing, what to avoid on the day, and what the compression feels like.
Read guide →
Bone Density
·
3 min read
Your bone density scan
A quick, low-dose scan. A few supplements are best paused beforehand.
Read guide →
Sample guidance for template purposes. Always follow the instructions in your booking confirmation and from your clinician.
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Locations
Advanced imaging,
closer to you.
Opening hours
- Mon – Fri
- 07:00 – 21:00
- Saturday
- 08:00 – 16:00
- Sunday
- Closed
Available here
- MRI
- CT Scan
- Ultrasound
- X-Ray
- Mammography
- Bone Density
Step-free access · Underground parking · Changing suites
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For referring physicians
Supporting the
clinicians who
trust us.
A dedicated line, clear protocols and reports delivered the way your practice works. Refer a patient in three steps.
01
Complete a referral
Use our form or your own letterhead with the clinical question and history.
02
Send it securely
By your secure clinical messaging system or fax — never by ordinary email.
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Receive the report
Reports and images are returned to you through your agreed channel.
Referral essentials
For clinicians
Modalities accepted
MRI · CT Scan · Ultrasound · X-Ray · Mammography · Bone Density
Physician line
+1 (000) 000-0100
Secure fax
