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Explore CT Scan clinics across Sydney and New South Wales. Compare locations, reviews and available pricing, then request an appointment online.
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If the clinic hasn’t acknowledged your request after 24 hours, Radly will follow up. We check in by SMS during daytime hours where SMS is available and you haven’t opted out. Reply N if you haven’t been contacted and our team will follow up. Acknowledgment does not mean an appointment is booked.
What CT scan is used for
Common reasons your doctor may recommend CT scan.
Head and sinuses
Fast, detailed imaging after head injuries, and for persistent sinus problems or suspected stroke.
Chest, abdomen and pelvis
Investigates unexplained pain, infection, kidney stones, and changes found on other tests.
Bones and complex fractures
Shows complex fractures and joint injuries in 3D detail when an X-ray isn't enough.
Heart and blood vessels
CT angiography and coronary calcium scoring assess arteries and cardiovascular risk without surgery.
How it works
Get your referral
Most scans need a referral from your GP, specialist, or other health practitioner.
Compare clinics
Search CT Scan clinics near you and compare bulk billing, reviews, and location.
Send your request
Share your preferred timing and send the clinic your details and referral when available.
Clinic confirms
The clinic reviews your request and confirms your appointment and any preparation needed.
Not sure if you need a referral? Read our referral guide.
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CT Scan scans we cover
CT Scan clinics in New South Wales
No CT Scan clinics in New South Wales are taking requests on Radly yet. Radly is expanding to clinics across Sydney, North Sydney, Ashfield, Parramatta, Gosford, Wollongong and the rest of New South Wales.
CT Scan: cost, referral & preparation
Cost & bulk billing
Most CT scans referred by a doctor attract a Medicare rebate, and many Australian radiology clinics bulk bill CT for eligible patients, meaning no out-of-pocket cost. Where private fees apply, they vary by body region and whether contrast is used, so it pays to compare clinics.
Referral & Medicare
A referral from your GP or specialist is required for a Medicare rebate. The vast majority of doctor-referred CT scans are Medicare-eligible at radiology practices across Victoria.
Preparing for your CT scan
- You may need to fast for a few hours if your scan uses contrast dye. Your clinic will confirm when you book.
- Tell the clinic about any allergies (especially to iodine or previous contrast reactions) and kidney problems.
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal over the area being scanned.
- Bring your referral, Medicare card, and any previous imaging.
CT Scan FAQs
How do I find CT scan clinics near me?
Search CT Scan clinics on Radly by suburb or postcode, compare bulk billing and reviews, and request your booking online with your referral. No phone calls needed. The clinic confirms your appointment directly.
Can I request CT scan online?
Yes. Pick a clinic on Radly, select your scan and preferred time, attach your referral, and send your booking request in about 30 seconds. The clinic contacts you to confirm. Appointments for CT scan are usually 1–4 days.
How long does a CT scan take?
The scan itself usually takes under a minute; the whole appointment is typically 10–30 minutes, longer if contrast dye is used.
What is contrast dye and will I need it?
Contrast is an iodine-based dye, given by injection or drink, that makes blood vessels and organs show up more clearly. Your referring doctor decides if it is needed. Tell the clinic about any allergies or kidney problems in advance.
Is a CT scan safe?
CT uses X-ray radiation, but modern scanners keep doses low and your doctor will only refer you when the benefit outweighs the small risk. Tell the radiographer if you are or might be pregnant.
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