Christchurch Radiology, Canterbury, New Zealand. Xray - CT - Ultrasound - MRI - Bone Density

Fees

CRG performs radiology services for many different patient categories.  These include private fee-paying patients, and patients covered under various subsidy schemes, some of which involve a co-payment, for which the patient is responsible. 

The Accident Compensation Corporation may make part payment of your account if your claim is accepted by them. A surcharge will be charged and payment expected, although not for high technology exams such as CT and MRI.  If you are concerned about the amount, please enquire at the reception desk before your examination.

Payment at the time of the examination is expected.  We accept most forms of payment, by cash, cheque and most major credit cards. Accounts can also be settled online using internet banking or a credit card.  Please do not hesitate to ask to speak to our accounts team before your examination, if you anticipate difficulty with payment.

The CRG Fee Synopsis is a cut-down selection of commonly requested procedures. These prices are estimates only and are subject to change at any time. For some examinations there may be additional charges e.g. for anaesthesia. If you are concerned about the possible price of your examination, please fax the request form to us, or telephone us for an evaluation.

Fees for Pacific Radiology Timaru.

Fees for Nelson Radiology.

MRI Prices in more detail.


SECTION 88 CLINICAL INDICATIONS

Please ensure the following two letter codes are used for pregnancy scans

Code   

Clinical Indication Code

Code  

Clinical Indication Code

TA  
EP  
PM  
UD  
BA  
CT  
NT  
NF  
AN  
AF  

Threatened abortion
Suspected ectopic pregnancy
Pelvic mass in early pregnancy
Uterus not equal to dates 
Prior to booking CVS or amniocentesis
Consideration of termination
Nuchal translucency (12 - 14 weeks)
Nuchal translucency repeat
Anatomy (best at 18 - 20 weeks)
Anatomy follow-up

GR
GF
PL
AH
AP
MP
FC
FD
PP

Suspected IUGR
Suspected IUGR follow up
Check placenta
Antepartum haemorrhage
Abdominal pain
Malpresentation ( after 36 wks)
Suspected foetal compromise
Suspected intrauterine foetal death
Maternal postpartum (less than 6 weeks post partum, or 2 weeks post miscarriage or termination)