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Medical imaging in Northern Territory

Northern Territory has 11 accredited imaging practices that a referred patient can attend, in seven towns and suburbs.

By scan: 9 sites for x-ray, 11 sites for ultrasound, 8 sites for CT, 4 sites for MRI, 2 sites for nuclear medicine and 1 site for PET.

Four of the four MRI practices in Northern Territory are on the Australian Government's Medicare-eligible MRI list, which means no practices run an accredited MRI that may not attract a rebate. That gap is the single most useful thing to check before an MRI here.

The thinnest coverage in Northern Territory is PET and nuclear medicine.

We hold one districts in Northern Territory with at least two towns that have their own imaging, and 58 towns with a page of their own. The largest by number of practices are Berrimah, Karama, Nightcliff, Rapid Creek and Coconut Grove.

If your town is not listed, start with the district it sits in — every town page gives the nearest machine for the scans that town does not have, measured from that town rather than from the capital.

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

By scan

X-ray in Northern Territory · Ultrasound in Northern Territory · CT in Northern Territory · MRI in Northern Territory · Nuclear medicine in Northern Territory · PET in Northern Territory

By region

greater Darwin

Biggest towns

Berrimah · Karama · Nightcliff · Rapid Creek · Coconut Grove · Malak · Parap · Fannie Bay · Millner · Wulagi

Want to see imaging across Northern Territory on a map, with distances from your own address? Open the scanfinder map — it holds every accredited imaging site in the country.