X-ray Clinics in Rotorua
5 clinics in Rotorua have a page of their own naming X-ray, including Canopy Imaging, I-MED Radiology NZ, Mokoia Radiology, across Rotorua Central. Each listing below shows the address, phone number and the other scans they list. Confirm availability, referral requirements and cost with the clinic before booking.
- X-ray clinics in Rotorua
- 5
- Brands
- 3
- Suburbs
- 1
X-ray clinic map for Rotorua
X-ray clinics in Rotorua
- Canopy Imaging – RotoruaRotorua Central
MRICT ScanUltrasoundBone densityInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasoundX-ray
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- Canopy Imaging (formerly TRG Imaging) Lakes Care Medical CentreRotorua Central
X-rayUltrasoundMammographyInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasound
- I-MED Radiology – RotoruaRotorua Central
X-rayMRICT ScanUltrasoundInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasound
- Mokoia RadiologyRotorua Central
X-rayUltrasound
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- Rotorua HospitalRotorua Central
X-rayCT ScanUltrasound
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Who offers X-ray in Rotorua
Canopy Imaging is the largest group in Rotorua with two of the five clinics, but I-MED Radiology NZ and Mokoia Radiology give you a genuine second option.
Where X-ray is available in Rotorua
Related pages
Ultrasound in RotoruaCT Scan in RotoruaInterventional radiology in RotoruaPregnancy ultrasound in RotoruaAll radiology clinics in RotoruaX-ray clinics across New Zealand
What is an X-ray?
An X-ray uses a small dose of radiation to take pictures of bones, joints, the chest and the abdomen. It is the quickest and most common imaging test and is often used first after an injury. Health New Zealand: X-rays
Referral
X-rays need a referral from a doctor, nurse practitioner, physiotherapist or other registered referrer. Many community clinics see referred patients without an appointment.
Time and preparation
An X-ray usually takes 5 to 15 minutes. You may be asked to remove jewellery or clothing with metal over the area being examined.
Who pays
X-rays are commonly ACC-funded after an injury or publicly funded when referred through a public pathway. Private clinics charge a fee for other referrals.
Read more: Does ACC pay for my scan? ACC imaging in New Zealand · X-ray clinics across New Zealand
X-ray questions
What is an X-ray?
An X-ray uses a small dose of radiation to take pictures of bones, joints, the chest and the abdomen. It is the quickest and most common imaging test and is often used first after an injury.
Where can I get an X-ray in Rotorua?
Radiology Clinics NZ lists 5 clinics in Rotorua that list X-ray, including Canopy Imaging, I-MED Radiology NZ, Mokoia Radiology. The map and list on this page show every location with its address and phone number.
Do I need a referral for X-ray in New Zealand?
X-rays need a referral from a doctor, nurse practitioner, physiotherapist or other registered referrer. Many community clinics see referred patients without an appointment.
How long does an X-ray take?
An X-ray usually takes 5 to 15 minutes. You may be asked to remove jewellery or clothing with metal over the area being examined.
Who pays for X-ray in New Zealand?
X-rays are commonly ACC-funded after an injury or publicly funded when referred through a public pathway. Private clinics charge a fee for other referrals. Confirm the fee and funding route with the clinic before you book.
How are X-ray clinics chosen for this directory?
A clinic appears on this page when its own branch page names X-ray as a service. A brand-wide service page does not count, because it does not tell you what that branch does.