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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.

Medical Imaging for Men’s Health

To your family, your a superhero. But real strength isn’t about pushing through, it’s about knowing when you need to protect yourself. Defend you health, to protect their world.

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.

Women’s Health

Three generations of Australian women for Imaging Queensland Women's Health Campaign

At any stage, and at any age, illness and injury can affect you. When you need it most, we’re there to support you.

New State-of-the-Art Clinic in Noosa Now Open

With a long-standing history of caring for our community, Sunshine Coast Radiology is excited to announce the opening of our brand-new imaging clinic in Noosa, located in the purpose-built Noosa Civic Medihub at 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville.

Introducing the Canon Aquilion Serve SP

A global first in technology Imaging Queensland and Sunshine Coast Radiology are thrilled to be the first in the world to offer the new Canon Aquilion Serve SP CT system at Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital. This technology provides a new CT solution with superior performance designed to meet all clinical needs. The brand new Aquilion […]

Silicosis

Early detection is crucial. At Imaging Queensland we offer a High Resolution CT (HRCT) or Chest X-ray lung screening service.

Osteoporosis – How Imaging Queensland can support you

What is Osteporosis? Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become fragile and brittle, leading to a higher risk of breaks. The risk increases with age; 1 in 2 women women and 1 in 3 men over the age of 60 are at risk of an osteoporotic fracture. Osteoporosis is both treatable and preventable. Treatment […]