Online Radiology Referral From $[short_consult_price]

Radiology (also known as diagnostic imaging) refers to the use of medical imaging technologies, such as X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, and others to diagnose the cause of your symptoms.

When your online doctor or GP requires specific imaging tests or procedures to help diagnose or monitor a medical condition, a radiology referral is issued.

Some of the issues that may require diagnostic imaging for the doctor to assess and treat are – Bone complications such as fractures, infections, dislocations and arthritis, Chest complications such as pneumonia, heart failure or collapsed lung, Cancers, Bowel blockages, Removal of foreign objects, stomach problems, gynecology issues, etc.

The referral is sent via email. This document includes essential information such as the type of imaging needed, any specific areas of focus, relevant patient details and others. You can take your radiology referral to any Australian radiology clinic.

Radiology may be bulk billed by many radiology centers. Please contact your local centre for their fee schedule.

With the referral in hand, you can contact a radiology facility to schedule your appointment. Some radiology tests require a booking, please call the radiology centre to check for their booking requirements.

Yes, medical practitioners at Hola Health can review your imaging report even if the referral was issued by a different clinic. To get your report reviewed, simply book a telehealth appointment. You can discuss your results with a health practitioner during the online consultation.

Radiology referrals can encompass a wide range of imaging studies depending on the specific medical concerns and diagnostic needs of the patient. These imaging modalities serve various purposes, from assessing bone fractures and joint injuries with X-rays to visualising soft tissue structures and organs. The type of radiology referral recommended by a healthcare provider depends on factors such as the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and the information needed to make an accurate diagnosis or guide treatment decisions.