Benowa Clinic Now Open

117 Ashmore Rd, Benowa (In the AMart Complex)

Panorama Radiology Specialists' state-of-the-art Benowa clinic is now open at 117 Ashmore Rd (in the AMart Complex). As the Benowa medical precinct’s only comprehensive, doctor-owned medical imaging clinic, our highly experienced technologist team led by principal radiologist Dr Angus Watts, are committed to providing our local Gold Coast community with personalised patient-focussed care, premium and innovative technologies, and outcomes-driven imaging-guided pain management.

The Panorama team are passionate about our craft and committed to providing the highest standard of medical imaging for our patients and referrers in a personalised, non-corporate environment.

BULK BILLING OF ALL MEDICARE-ELIGIBLE REFERRALS ALL REFERRALS ACCEPTED 90 FREE ONSITE CARPARKS

As a Fellowship-trained musculoskeletal and interventional radiologist with 2 decades of experience in private radiology, Dr Watts is always happy to discuss clinical cases and imaging-guided pain management pathways with referring clinicians.

Call (07) 5654 5133

Monday to Friday 8am - 5pm

General Medical Imaging. Spine, Joint & Interventional Specialists.

3T MRI - with Deep Resolve AI, in-scan

TV & 80% noise suppression

Low Dose 640-slice CT with AI

Low Dose Cardiac CT

Ultrasound

Echocardiography

EOS Spine & Joint Scans

X-Ray

Imaging-Guided Pain Management

Biopsies

OPG & Cephalometry

CT Dentascan

BMD & Body Composition

• Same-Day MRI (standard fee $295).

• Same-Day Echocardiography (Bulk Billed).

• CT Coronary Angiography & Calcium Scoring (Specialist & GP referrals).

• Subspecialist Musculoskeletal Imaging and Interventional Pain Management.

• 2 minutes from Pindara Hospital.

• Industry-leading Technology.

• Radiologist owned & operated.

• Prompt, clinically-focussed reporting.

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