Ultrasound
Most ultrasound scans need a referral from a GP, midwife, specialist or physiotherapist. Most scans take 15 to 45 minutes.
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Interventional radiology
Procedures are booked on referral from a doctor, specialist or, for some injections, a physiotherapist under ACC. A simple image-guided injection takes 15 to 30 minutes.
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Pregnancy ultrasound
Your lead maternity carer, usually a midwife or GP, arranges pregnancy scans. Most pregnancy scans take 20 to 40 minutes.
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Nearby alternatives

Royal Australian And College Of Radiologists350 mWellington Central, WellingtonAlso has: Ultrasound
Pacific Radiology – Lambton Quay – Wellington500 mWellington Central, WellingtonAlso has: Ultrasound, Pregnancy ultrasound
Wellington Imaging (formerly Horizon Radiology)950 mTe Aro, WellingtonAlso has: Ultrasound
Megadot Imaging1000 mTe Aro, WellingtonAlso has: Ultrasound
Wellington Accident & Urgent Medical Centre1.9 kmMount Cook, WellingtonLists: X-ray

MRI is not listed at this clinic; the nearest listed option is Affinity Medical Imaging – Wellington Specialist Centre in Newtown, Wellington, 2.6 km away.
CT Scan is not listed at this clinic; the nearest listed option is Pacific Radiology – Lambton Quay – Wellington in Wellington Central, Wellington, 500 m away.
Ultrasound is also available at Royal Australian And College Of Radiologists in Wellington Central, Wellington, 350 m away.
X-ray is not listed at this clinic; the nearest listed option is Royal Australian And College Of Radiologists in Wellington Central, Wellington, 350 m away.
Mammography is not listed at this clinic; the nearest listed option is Pacific Radiology – Lambton Quay – Wellington in Wellington Central, Wellington, 500 m away.
Pregnancy ultrasound is also available at Pacific Radiology – Lambton Quay – Wellington in Wellington Central, Wellington, 500 m away.

Before you book

Most scans need a referral from a GP, specialist or physiotherapist. Bring the referral or check the clinic has received it.
Ask how the scan is funded: public (Health NZ), ACC for injuries, private health insurance, or self-pay. Fees differ between clinics.
Confirm the scan is available at this branch, the preparation instructions, and how you will receive results.