queensland xray patient portal

How do I request an appointment with Queensland X-ray?

Request your appointment online! At Queensland X-Ray we are committed to providing our patients with the highest quality information, diagnostic imaging and care. With over 50 practices across the state, request your appointment and view your images and report online.

Why choose Queensland X-ray?

With over 50 practices across the state, request your appointment and view your images and report online. At Queensland X-Ray we are committed to providing our referring practitioners with quality reports, images, support and resources to enable us to provide the highest quality diagnostic imaging and care for patients.

Can I get my X-ray images and results online?

No worries. At Queensland X-Ray, we provide our patients with their images and results online. To access your images and results, you’ll need to register for an account when you visit one of our practices. Once you’ve registered, a text message will be sent to you shortly after.

How do I Reset my Password for patient portal?

Forgotten your password? - Patient Portal Forgotten your password? To reset your password, enter the email address or mobile number associated to your account. A link will be sent to you which will let you reset your password. What is your mobile number? What is your email address? Need help?

How do I get my xray results Qld?

Online results via Patient Portal At Queensland X-Ray, we provide our patients with their images and results online. To access your images and results, you'll need to register for an account when you visit one of our practices. Once you've registered, a text message will be sent to you shortly after.

How long does it take to get xray results?

In non-emergency cases, you will usually know your X-ray results within one to two days. In an emergency, you will usually know your results in a few minutes or hours.

What do xrays consist of?

An X-ray is a packet of electromagnetic energy (photon) that originate from the electron cloud of an atom. This is generally caused by energy changes in an electron, which moves from a higher energy level to a lower one, causing the excess energy to be released.

Can a radiologist tell you results?

They are acquiring diagnostic images according to specific protocols, so that a radiologist (a medical doctor with many years of specialized education) can interpret the images to provide an accurate report of the findings and results of your study.