



No referrals are required for X Rays or musculoskeletal MRIs
After hours, weekends and public holidays (available by appointment only)
Brighton Radiology - Spine, Sports and Activity-Related Imaging and More
Brighton Radiology provides a quality accredited Diagnostic Imaging Service with particular emphasis on imaging of spine, sports and activity-related injuries and disorders.
Our ability to provide timely and high quality imaging and reports for both patients and their practitioners has earned Brighton Radiology a high reputation in the industry. We continually strive to help patients and their referring practitioners by providing the highest quality of clinical management.
As well as being open five days a week – between 9.30am and 9pm Monday to Friday – Brighton Radiology is always available to help people in need. This means:
- We are also open on Saturdays and Sundays between 9.30am and 9pm by appointment only for conditions requiring urgent assessment. This service is particularly useful for sporting injuries that occur on weekends and require immediate attention.
- For those suffering from acute pain and need immediate attention, we offer an around the clock service. Simply phone us on 0417 160 912 for after hours service, 7 days a week.
Radiology Services
At Brighton Radiology we provide a wide range of radiology services, specialising in spine, sports and activity-related injuries and disorders. Our services include:
- General X-Rays
- Long-view X-Rays
- Extremity X-Rays
- CT Scans
- Orthopaedic Tomosynthesis
- CT Guided Injections
- MRIs using our standing MRI machine
While we are a private practice and charge private fees, we do have limited bulk billing for some services during normal hours. For example, our non-contrast CT scans generally require no out of pocket expenses. So, when using Brighton Radiology, in some cases you may have no out of pocket expenses.
One convenient location
We are conveniently located in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton at 130 Male Street, just off Nepean Hwy and a short distance from Brighton North Railway Station. Free on-site parking or off-street parking is available, right near our front door.
For appointments during normal hours, please visit our Appointments Page. For appointments after hours, phone 0417 160 912.
Why use Brighton Radiology?
Wide range of radiology services
We provide a range of imaging services, including general x-ray, long-view x-ray, extremity x-ray, orthopaedic tomosynthesis, CT scans , CT-guided injections and MRI.
Spine, sports and activity-related specialists
We have specialist expertise in spine, sports and activity-related injuries/disorders imaging and more.
After hours
We're available after hours for urgent cases. This includes Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
Make an appointment with Brighton Radiology
For appointments during regular hours, complete a simple appointment request form on our Appointments page.
For after hours appointments for urgent cases, phone 0417 160 912.
We have limited bulk billing for some imaging services during normal hours.
Our clinic is in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton.
Frequently asked questions
There is bulk billing on some services during normal hours. All x-rays require a co-payment and the amount Medicare rebates is paid back directly into your bank account. All non-contrast CT scans are bulk billed provided you have a valid doctor’s referral and a Medicare card. All MRIs are not eligible for bulk billing and private practice fees apply. We can advise you of out of pocket expenses you’ll incur when you come in or if you phone prior to coming in.
We are open 7 days a week, 9.30 am to 9pm including most public holidays. All imaging is by appointment only. Phone 0417 160 912. We will request you take a photo of the referral and send it to the mobile number prior to the appointment time.
If you do not have a referral for either x-ray or MRI we can examine you and provide the referral if appropriate. This means you can get your pain or injury assessed quickly. See our Referrals page for more information.
X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs are safe diagnostic tools when used by healthcare professionals. X-rays and CT scans expose the body to ionizing radiation, which carries some risk, but the benefits normally outweigh potential harm. MRI, using magnetic fields, does not involve ionizing radiation, making it safer for routine imaging. The safety of these procedures depends on appropriate medical necessity, careful dose control, and patient-specific factors.