MRI Clinics in New Plymouth
Compare 5 clinic listings in New Plymouth for MRI, including I-MED Radiology NZ, Absolute Radiology, Canopy Imaging, across Westown, Strandon, East End. Each listing below shows the address, phone number and listed scans.
MRI clinic map for New Plymouth
- MRI clinics in New Plymouth
- 5
- Brands
- 3
- Suburbs
- 3
MRI clinics in New Plymouth
- Absolute RadiologyStrandon
MRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayBone densityInterventional radiology
- Absolute Radiology – New Plymouth MRI (Canopy Imaging)East End
MRI
- I-MED Radiology – Fulford Clinic (Taranaki Radiology)Westown
MRICT ScanUltrasoundMammographyInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasoundLikely also included:X-ray
- I-MED Radiology – Magnet House (Taranaki Radiology)Westown
MRILikely also included:UltrasoundX-ray
- Taranaki Base HospitalWestown
MRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayNuclear medicine
Who offers MRI in New Plymouth
I-MED Radiology NZ is the largest group in New Plymouth with two of the five clinics, but Absolute Radiology and Canopy Imaging give you a genuine second option.
Where MRI is available in New Plymouth
- Westown (3)
- Strandon (1)
- East End (1)
Related pages
Ultrasound in New PlymouthX-ray in New PlymouthCT Scan in New PlymouthAll radiology clinics in New PlymouthMRI clinics across New Zealand
What is an MRI?
An MRI scan uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves, not X-rays, to make detailed pictures of organs, joints, the brain and spine. It is often used for joint injuries, back and neck problems, and brain and spinal conditions. Health New Zealand: MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
Referral
In New Zealand an MRI is arranged through a referral from a doctor, specialist or, for many injuries, a physiotherapist under ACC. Public MRI is prioritised by clinical need. Private clinics accept referrals for self-paid or insured scans.
Time and preparation
Most MRI scans take 20 to 60 minutes. You lie still inside the scanner, which is noisy, and you must remove metal objects. Tell the clinic about any implants, pacemakers or metal fragments before you book.
Who pays
MRI may be publicly funded when a specialist requests it, covered by ACC after an accepted injury claim, paid by health insurance, or self-paid at a private clinic.
Read more: MRI cost NZ: funding routes and private quotes · MRI clinics across New Zealand
MRI questions
What is an MRI?
An MRI scan uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves, not X-rays, to make detailed pictures of organs, joints, the brain and spine. It is often used for joint injuries, back and neck problems, and brain and spinal conditions.
Where can I get an MRI scan in New Plymouth?
Radiology Clinics NZ lists 5 clinics in New Plymouth that list MRI, including I-MED Radiology NZ, Absolute Radiology, Canopy Imaging. The map and list on this page show every location with its address and phone number.
Do I need a referral for MRI in New Zealand?
In New Zealand an MRI is arranged through a referral from a doctor, specialist or, for many injuries, a physiotherapist under ACC. Public MRI is prioritised by clinical need. Private clinics accept referrals for self-paid or insured scans.
How long does an MRI scan take?
Most MRI scans take 20 to 60 minutes. You lie still inside the scanner, which is noisy, and you must remove metal objects. Tell the clinic about any implants, pacemakers or metal fragments before you book.
Who pays for MRI in New Zealand?
MRI may be publicly funded when a specialist requests it, covered by ACC after an accepted injury claim, paid by health insurance, or self-paid at a private clinic. Confirm the fee and funding route with the clinic before you book.
How are MRI clinics chosen for this directory?
This page includes confirmed and likely MRI services. Each clinic listing groups unconfirmed services under “Likely also included”.