Ultrasound Clinics in Rotorua
Compare 5 clinic listings in Rotorua for Ultrasound, including Canopy Imaging, I-MED Radiology NZ, Mokoia Radiology, across Rotorua Central. Each listing below shows the address, phone number and listed scans.
Ultrasound clinic map for Rotorua
- Ultrasound clinics in Rotorua
- 5
- Brands
- 3
- Suburbs
- 1
Ultrasound clinics in Rotorua
- Canopy Imaging – RotoruaRotorua Central
UltrasoundMRICT ScanBone densityInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasoundLikely also included:X-ray
- Canopy Imaging (formerly TRG Imaging) Lakes Care Medical CentreRotorua Central
UltrasoundX-rayMammographyInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasound
- I-MED Radiology – RotoruaRotorua Central
UltrasoundMRICT ScanX-rayInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasound
- Mokoia RadiologyRotorua Central
Likely also included:UltrasoundX-ray
- Rotorua HospitalRotorua Central
Likely also included:UltrasoundCT ScanX-ray
Who offers Ultrasound 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 Ultrasound is available in Rotorua
Related pages
X-ray in RotoruaCT Scan in RotoruaInterventional radiology in RotoruaPregnancy ultrasound in RotoruaAll radiology clinics in RotoruaUltrasound clinics across New Zealand
What is an ultrasound?
An ultrasound scan uses high-frequency sound waves to make pictures of organs, soft tissue, blood vessels and an unborn baby. It does not use radiation and is done by a sonographer with a hand-held probe. Health New Zealand: Ultrasound scans
Referral
Most ultrasound scans need a referral from a GP, midwife, specialist or physiotherapist. Some private clinics accept self-referral for certain scans; check before you book.
Time and preparation
Most scans take 15 to 45 minutes. Some scans need a full bladder or fasting; the clinic will tell you how to prepare.
Who pays
Ultrasound may be publicly funded, ACC-funded for injuries, paid by insurance or self-paid. Pregnancy scans that are part of the national screening programme are free for eligible women.
Read more: Ultrasound cost NZ: what you pay and when it is free · Ultrasound clinics across New Zealand
Ultrasound questions
What is an ultrasound?
An ultrasound scan uses high-frequency sound waves to make pictures of organs, soft tissue, blood vessels and an unborn baby. It does not use radiation and is done by a sonographer with a hand-held probe.
Where can I get an ultrasound scan in Rotorua?
Radiology Clinics NZ lists 5 clinics in Rotorua that list ultrasound, 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 ultrasound in New Zealand?
Most ultrasound scans need a referral from a GP, midwife, specialist or physiotherapist. Some private clinics accept self-referral for certain scans; check before you book.
How long does an ultrasound scan take?
Most scans take 15 to 45 minutes. Some scans need a full bladder or fasting; the clinic will tell you how to prepare.
Who pays for ultrasound in New Zealand?
Ultrasound may be publicly funded, ACC-funded for injuries, paid by insurance or self-paid. Pregnancy scans that are part of the national screening programme are free for eligible women. Confirm the fee and funding route with the clinic before you book.
How are ultrasound clinics chosen for this directory?
This page includes confirmed and likely ultrasound services. Each clinic listing groups unconfirmed services under “Likely also included”.