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Nearest nuclear medicine services to Gloucester

There is no nuclear medicine service in Gloucester. The nearest is Lumus Imaging Taree Nuclear Medicine in Taree, about 46 km away.

Nuclear medicine practices around Gloucester Street map · provider logos match the cards; numbers cover the rest.
Map showing nuclear medicine practices around Gloucester.

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About these results

If you need nuclear medicine, it will not be in Gloucester — nothing here is accredited for it. The nearest one is at Lumus Imaging Taree Nuclear Medicine in Taree, about 46 km away, roughly 71 minutes by road. After that, the options are PRP Diagnostic Imaging Maitland in Maitland (89 km) and PRP Diagnostic Imaging East Maitland in East Maitland (90 km).

Widen the search to 200 km and there are 23 nuclear medicine practices; the closest five are above.

What Gloucester does have locally is x-ray. If your referral is for that, you do not need to leave town — see everything Gloucester has.

To put 46 km in context: of the 1544 NSW towns we hold, 156 are further than Gloucester from a nuclear medicine service. It is a real trip, and worth planning as one.

New South Wales has 103 nuclear medicine practices in total, 42 of them outside the capital. The machines cluster where the population is, which is why the nearest one to Gloucester is where it is.

Current Medicare accreditation runs: Lumus Imaging Taree Nuclear Medicine to 31 August 2027, PRP Diagnostic Imaging Maitland to 30 November 2027 and PRP Diagnostic Imaging East Maitland to 30 November 2027. We drop a modality the day its accreditation lapses, so if it is listed above it is current.

Of the five practices listed, all publish a phone number, all have a website and two list opening hours. Ring before you go rather than assuming — hours move, and not every accredited scan runs every day.

scanfinder shows you where imaging is available. Your doctor decides which scan you need — you'll need a referral for all of these.

About nuclear medicine. Nuclear medicine uses a small amount of a radioactive tracer, so it needs a licensed department rather than a general imaging room. Accreditation means a practice meets the Medicare requirements for it — it is not a ranking, and we publish no ratings. Distances are straight-line from the centre of the town, so the drive is a little longer.

Want to see every nuclear medicine service near Gloucester on a map, with distances from your own address? Open the scanfinder map — it holds every accredited imaging site in the country.