New Maroochy Private Hospital Radiology Clinic Open
The latest Sunshine Coast Radiology Clinic is now open within the newly constructed Maroochy Private Hospital. This is more than another diagnostic imaging site. It’s part of a landmark development supporting the growing healthcare needs of the Sunshine Coast community.
Pain Management
Our interventional radiology team provides targeted, image-guided treatments to help manage pain and support recovery when referred by your GP or specialist.
Why More Australians Are Getting Their Lungs Checked
For many Australians, getting their lungs checked is not about fear. It’s about having peace of mind.
Since the National Lung Cancer Screening Program launched in July 2025, over 60,000 Australians have already had their lungs checked. Many felt completely fine. They just wanted certainty about their lung health, especially after years of smoking or having quit smoking.
Medical Imaging and Men’s Health
To your family, you’re a superhero. But real strength isn’t about pushing through, it’s about knowing when you need to protect yourself. Defend your health, to protect their world.
Nuclear Medicine Technologists
Sunshine Coast Radiology is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our multidisciplinary team at Sunshine Coast Radiology.
Beerwah Clinic Expansion Brings MRI Services Closer to Home
Exciting developments are underway at our Sunshine Coast Radiology Beerwah clinic as we expand our current premises and introduce new imaging services. These upgrades will create a larger, more comfortable space for our patients and provide local referrers with greater access to advanced diagnostic imaging, closer to home.
What happens when you’re referred for a PET/CT scan?
Being referred for a PET/CT scan can raise a lot of questions. For most people, the greatest concern is not the scan itself, but uncertainty around what will happen on the day and how to prepare. This guide explains exactly what to expect when you’re referred for a PET/CT scan. It covers booking your appointment, preparation, and what will happen on the day, so you arrive feeling informed and at ease.
Why do I need an appointment for an ultrasound and not an X-ray?
Ultrasounds require appointments because they often need preparation, take longer and involve real time assessment by a trained sonographer and sometimes a radiologist. X-rays don’t usually require preparation and are quicker, which allows for walk in availability. Both X-rays and ultrasounds are performed by highly trained imaging professionals who focus on accuracy, safety and patient care.
Here are more insights about the preparation, procedure and scans to further explain why a booking is necessary for ultrasounds.
You deserve the care you give everyone else
Women care for everyone in our lives. But who is caring for you? Our women’s medical imaging services support early detection, and proactive health checks, caring for you when you need it.
Cardiac Awareness
Anyone can have heart disease. Many heart diseases can be treated and managed effectively.
But for treatment to work, you need a diagnosis.