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X-ray Clinics in Christchurch Central

11 clinics in Christchurch Central, Christchurch have a page of their own naming X-ray, including Pacific Radiology, Reform Radiology, Department Of Radiology University Of Otago Christchurch. Each listing shows the address, phone number and the other scans they list. Confirm availability, referral and cost with the clinic before booking.

X-ray clinics in Christchurch Central: 11
Brands: 4

X-ray clinics in Christchurch Central

24 Hour Surgery
401 Madras Street · 03 365 7777

X-ray
Christchurch Hospital
2 Riccarton Avenue · 03 364 0640

X-rayCT ScanUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Christchurch Outpatients
2 Oxford Terrace · 03 364 0490

X-rayUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Christchurch Women’s Hospital
2 Riccarton Avenue · 03 364 4699

X-rayCT ScanUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Department of Radiology, University of Otago, Christchurch
2 Riccarton Avenue · 03 364 0530

X-rayUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Forte Radiology
132 Peterborough Street · 03 375 4053

X-rayUltrasoundPregnancy ultrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Pacific Radiology – Fort
Ground Floor, Forte Health Hospital 132 Peterborough Street · 0800 869 729

X-rayMRICT ScanUltrasoundFluoroscopyDental imaging
Pacific Radiology After Hours – Christchurch
401 Madras Street, Pegasus House – Dollans Lane · 0800 869 729

X-rayCT ScanUltrasoundDental imaging
Reform Radiology
226 Antigua Street · 03 962 5700

X-rayMRICT ScanUltrasoundInterventional radiology
Reform Radiology – Molecular Imaging & Therapy Centre
144 Kilmore Street · 03 962 5700

CT ScanPET/CTNuclear medicineX-rayUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Southern Cross Christchurch Hospital
131 Bealey Avenue · 03 968 3100

X-rayCT ScanUltrasound

Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.

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.

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