Ultrasound Boronia

Imaging Associates Boronia offers bulk billed ultrasound services, within a modern, comfortable and conveniently located clinic.

How does Ultrasound work?

Ultrasound utilises high-frequency inaudible sound waves to assess structures within the body.

• The sound waves are transmitted and received from a small, hand-held probe (transducer).
• The reflected waves, or echoes, are then displayed on a screen as a superb real-time image with diagnostic capabilities.

What are the primary uses and applications of an Ultrasound?

Our Boronia Clinic offers a range of Ultrasound services tailored to a wide range of medical conditions, including:

• General abdominal, pelvic, breast, renal and thyroid ultrasounds.
• Musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasounds to assess acute and chronic conditions including tendon, muscle or ligament injuries, joint abnormalities and other underlying conditions.
• Gynaecological ultrasounds to assist in the diagnosis of female gynaecological conditions such as painful, heavy or irregular periods, ovarian cysts and endometriosis.
• Pregnancy (Obstetric) ultrasounds, including 3D/4D ultrasounds (pending system availability) for monitoring foetal development and morphology throughout your pregnancy
• Ultrasounds are also highly effective to guide pain relief injections and for taking specimen samples for tissue analysis known as either a biopsy or Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA)

What are the advantages of Ultrasound Imaging?

• Ultrasound is a widely used imaging technology with no known harmful effects.
• It is a radiation free, cost-effective and generally non-invasive procedure that is typically well-tolerated by patients. Contraindications are extremely rare.
• Ultrasounds provide real-time imaging which enables immediate assessment of conditions during the examination.
• Ultrasound findings are communicated to referring doctors and healthcare providers without delay so that diagnosis and treatment can be delivered as soon as possible.

What is the cost of an Ultrasound at our Boronia clinic?

Our Boronia clinic offers bulk bulling for Medicare eligible scans, including Ultrasound, CT scans and X-Ray .

Obstetric (pregnancy) ultrasounds and interventional procedures will incur an out-of-pocket fee.

What preparation is required for an Ultrasound?

At the time you book your appointment with us and before you have your ultrasound, you will be provided with all the information you require to ensure that your procedure is smooth and stress-free.

• We will provide you with detailed guidance, including any preparation required.
• Our staff are available to answer any questions or address any concerns that you might have.

Book an Ultrasound at Boronia

Schedule an ultrasound at our radiology clinic in Boronia, by completing our booking form or calling our team now.

Imaging Associates accepts all medical imaging referrals, even if written or printed on another radiology company’s request form.

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About our Boronia team

Our sonographers at Boronia are skilled, dedicated and highly qualified technicians who take great pride in providing quality-focused examinations that achieve good patient outcomes. To ensure the utmost quality and standard of ultrasound examinations:

• All sonographers at Imaging Associates Boronia are accredited with the Australian Sonographer Accreditation Registry (ASAR) and have completed an ASAR accredited qualification. Proficiency and competence are measured against stringent clinical standards.
• Open communication and collaboration with our radiologists, many of whom are leaders in their field of expertise, ensures accurate interpretation of imaging findings.
• Our modern ultrasound equipment is complimented by the latest software and hardware updates as they’re released to market by the manufacturer.
• Our clinicians all undertake comprehensive, regular, and ongoing professional development and education to ensure that they maintain their expertise in the use of the latest equipment and techniques in ultrasound imaging.
• Ultrasound findings are reported by our radiologists and sent electronically, usually within 24-48 hours to the referring doctor. Patients are advised to follow up with their clinician for further management plans or treatment.