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Explore SPECT/CT clinics across Perth and Western Australia. 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 SPECT/CT scan is used for
Common reasons your doctor may recommend SPECT/CT scan.
Bone and joint problems
Pinpoints the exact source of bone and joint pain by combining function and anatomy in one scan.
Heart imaging
Myocardial perfusion SPECT assesses blood flow to the heart muscle at rest and under stress.
Thyroid and parathyroid
Locates overactive thyroid tissue and parathyroid adenomas before treatment or surgery.
Infection and inflammation
Helps find the site of infection or inflammation when other tests are inconclusive.
How it works
Get your referral
Most scans need a referral from your GP, specialist, or other health practitioner.
Compare clinics
Search SPECT/CT 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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SPECT/CT clinics in Western Australia
No SPECT/CT clinics in Western Australia are taking requests on Radly yet. Radly is expanding to clinics across Perth, Joondalup, Fremantle, Bunbury and the rest of Western Australia.
SPECT/CT Scan: cost, referral & preparation
Cost & bulk billing
Doctor-referred SPECT/CT scans are generally Medicare-eligible, and many nuclear medicine providers bulk bill them. Confirm the expected cost when you book.
Referral & Medicare
A referral from your GP or specialist is required. SPECT/CT is performed at nuclear medicine departments and specialised imaging clinics, so it is less widely available than standard CT.
Preparing for your SPECT/CT scan
- Preparation varies by scan. Your clinic will give you specific instructions when you book.
- Expect a longer visit: SPECT/CT involves a tracer injection and often a waiting period before imaging.
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal.
- Tell the clinic if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
SPECT/CT Scan FAQs
How do I find SPECT/CT clinics near me?
Search SPECT/CT 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 SPECT/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 SPECT/CT are usually within 1–2 weeks.
What is a SPECT/CT scan?
SPECT/CT combines a nuclear medicine scan (showing how tissue is functioning, using a small tracer dose) with a CT scan (showing detailed anatomy) in one appointment. It is commonly used for bone, cardiac, and thyroid imaging.
How long does a SPECT/CT take?
It varies by study. Including tracer injection and any uptake waiting time, allow one to several hours. Your clinic will advise the exact schedule when you book.
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