Bringing diagnostic PET-CT imaging to New Zealand communities
Kia rangiwhāwha te mātai whakaahua hauora
Holiday
The Mobile Imaging office will be closed for Christmas from Friday, 20 December at 3 pm and re-open on Monday, 6 January 2025, resuming the usual office hours. We hope you enjoy a relaxing Christmas holiday.
Welcome to Mobile Imaging
Mobile Imaging is bringing comprehensive care close to home by providing advanced diagnostics through a mobile PET-CT service for Aotearoa New Zealand. Our mobile solution is the first in Australasia focused on delivering PET-CT services to patients in their local community. Our promise is to deliver a safe, friendly, and quality-driven service.
Equity of Access
Mobile Imaging is making advanced PET-CT scanning accessible to people living in regional areas of New Zealand. We believe quality care should be available to every patient, no matter where they live. That’s why we are committed to improving access to care through our advanced state-of-the-art mobile PET-CT unit.
Our schedule
Our PET-CT service has commenced in Rotorua, Palmerston North, and Lower Hutt. We’re excited to announce that Dunedin will be added to our schedule starting December 9th. Visit our current schedule here.
Latest generation digital PET-CT
Our advanced digital PET-CT scanner is a major step up from old-style analog PET cameras. The United Imaging uMI 550 digital equipment produces superior images for a more accurate diagnosis and evaluation of disease.
Patient Information
Learn more about what to expect and how to prepare for your PET-CT scan. Relax, you’re in good hands.
What is a PET-CT scan?
PET-CT is an imaging procedure used to accurately diagnose, locate and assess a disease.
About our mobile service
Over the last 28 years we have treated over 50,000 patients on our high-quality mobile units.
Accessible imaging for regional New Zealand
Regional New Zealanders are often expected to travel significant distances between their homes and the closest PET-CT facility.
Mobile Imagings service removes barriers for patients such as travel expenses or the inability to travel due to ill health.
What region you reside in should not matter when accessing your PET-CT scan.
Latest News
PSMA for Prostate Cancer
Mobile Imaging is now accepting referrals for Ga68 PSMA PET-CT with our first patients scheduled on July 10th in Rotorua. Gallium 68-PSMA (Prostate-Specific Membrane Antigen) is a tracer used to...
IANZ Accreditation for Mobile Imaging
The parliament buildings provided the ideal setting for Mobile Imaging to accept presentation of its IANZ accreditation certificate on May 6. The unit was part of a one-day event in Wellington,...
Now Accepting Referrals
Mobile Imaging is now accepting referrals. The southern hemisphere's first mobile PET-CT unit will be in operation on Tuesday 14th May at Southern Cross Rotorua Hospital.
