My I-MED patient results FAQ | I-MED Radiology Network (2024)

Frequently Asked Questions

Click on the frequently asked questions to view answers to questions on the I-MED Patient Results Portal.

How to access your images

Use the 'View my images' button above to view your images and reports.Available in most ACT, NSW, QLD, NT, WA, VIC and TAS clinics.

Note: records from before 1 January 2018 will not be available using this method. Please contact your local I-MED Radiology clinic here to request a copy.

Where is this results system not available?

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This new system available for patients in most I-MED Radiology clinics around Australia. There are, however, a small group of clinics where it is not available.

Queensland & Northern Territory

  • Caboolture Hospital(not available)
  • Mt Isa Hospital (not available)

Victoria & Tasmania

  • Mansfield(not available)
  • Cabrini Malvern (Results only accessible via website link only - patients are not sent SMS')
  • Cabrini Brighton (Results only accessible via website link only - patients are not sent SMS')
  • Wangaratta Hospital - Nuclear Medicine (not available)
  • St John’s Hospital, South Hobart (not available)
  • Box Hill/Epworth (Results only accessible via website link only - patients are not sent SMS')

New South Wales

Where the above location is specified as 'not available', please contact the I-MED Radiology clinicwhere your examination was performed, to request a copy of your results.

How do I look up my results online?

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Use the 'View my images' button on this page to look-up your existing images and reports. You will first be required to enter your full name, date of birth, mobile number and one-time password (sent to your mobile during this authentication process) to validate your identity. These details must match the records within your I-MED patient file.

Note, this is available for scans/procedures performedin most ACT, NSW, QLD, VIC, TAS (and some WA) clinics. Records frombefore1 January 2018arenot availableusing this method. Please contact your local I-MED Radiology clinichereto request a copy, or for help if needed.

What happens after my scan?

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Within 48 hours after your scan, you will receive an SMS from I-MED Radiologyto notify you that your images are available. This message will include an online link for you to view your images.

Note:The SMS will be sent to the mobile number that we currently have in your patient file, so make sure we have your most up-to-date information.

Why didn't I receive SMS notifications?

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If your examination was performed while you were admitted to an inpatient ward or emergency department in a hospital or if you are part of a clinical trial, you will not receive the above SMS notifications. Other exceptions may apply.

Please see below on how to access your radiology results online, after your hospital admission.

What do I do when I get the SMS (text message) to view my images?

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Simply click the online link sent in the message.

We’ve added additional security features,to ensure that your medical informationis onlyaccessed by you. So,once you have clicked on the link, you will be asked to:

  1. Enteryour date of birth (this will be the date of birth that we currently have in your patient file, so make sure we have youraccurateinformation).
  2. Verify you are the patient in questionthrough the use ofa one-time-password.

Note:This password will be sent to your mobile number (the mobile number that we currently have in your patient file) for you to enter and validate your identity.

What happens if I don’t get the SMS?

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The message will be sent to the mobile number that we currently have in your patient file, so make sure we have your most up-to-date information.

You will need to have adequate mobile reception in order to receive this text message.

If, after 48 hours, you have not received your message, please contact the clinic where you hadyourimaging performed.

What happens if the date of birth validation won’t work?

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We validate your identity using the date of birth that we currently have on record for you.

If you receive an error message, please contact the clinic where you had your appointment, to make sure your date of birth is accurate.

If changes need to be made to your date of birth in the system, please be patient as it may take some time for the data tosynchroniseand for your updated date of birth to be reflected.

What happens if I don’t receive the one-time-password?

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You need to be in an area with suitable mobile coverage in order to receive the one-timepassword.

Make sure to wait a reasonable amount of time before requestingtheresend of the one-timepassword.

If you do not receive your one-time-password, or youenterthe incorrect password too many times, please contact the clinic where you had your appointment.

How do I view images for multiple procedures?

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If you had more than one scan/examination performed on the same day, here's how to view images for both studies.

On your mobile

  1. From the main menu, click 'Images' shown in step 1 to view your images
  2. Then click the list icon shown in step 2
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3. Each examination will appear on top of each other - when you click the scan (shown in steps 3 and 4) they will expand and display a gallery of images

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On your computer/desktop

  1. All studies performed will be listed in the top left corner and will display horizontally across the screen
  2. At step 1 you can see images for the first set
  3. At step 2 you can see images for the second set
  4. You can scroll through these images along the horizontal sliding bar - step 3
  5. You can scroll up and down usingthis vertical sliding bar at step 4 - asyou scroll down using this panel,you will go through each of theimages in the above image set
  6. Whichever image is selected at step 5, you will see enlarged inthe main window - you can dragand drop an image into the mainwindow to get a larger view
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When can I access my report?

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Your report will be available to view seven (7) days after it has been sent to the health practitioner/doctor who originally referred your scan.

When you access the same link provided to view your images, the ‘View Report’ button will become active in this dashboard, and you can click on it to view.

How will I know when my results have been sent to my referring practitioner?

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I-MED Radiology will notify you by SMS when your formal results (report) have been sent to your referring health practitioner.

This text message may serve as a prompt for you to arrange a follow up appointment with your healthcare provider for an explanation of the results and to progress with your clinical care.

Can I share my results?

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You can share your images and/or report with anyone.You simply need to enter the contact details of the intended recipient, and they will receive a text message/email with a link to access the results.

The recipient of your results willalsoneed to validate your date of birth and enter a one-time-password and then they will be able to view the images/report.

Can I remove access to someone with whom I have shared my results?

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Yes, if you decide to remove access to a third party with whom you have previously shared your results, simply select “revoke access” for that instance.

Can I view the results on my computer?

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Yes. Using the ‘Share Results’ feature, simply share the results with yourself via email, to access them on your computer.

Can I print my results?

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Yes. Using the ‘Share Results’ feature, simply share the results with yourself via email, to access them on your computer.You can then print them via your computer's print functionality.

What happened to my old My I-MED account and how do I access images before 1 January 2018?

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If you are an existing patient you may have accessed your I-MED Radiology images and reports using your My I-MED account. Our new patient results system (also called My I-MED) has replaced this and the old website portal has been decommissioned.

To access your past images and reports, simply select 'View my images'. There is no need to enter any account username or password, as was previously required. Instead, you will be asked to enter your full name, date of birth, mobile number and one-time password for account validation (sent to your mobile during this authentication process) for access to your patient dashboard.

If your scan/s were performed before 1 January 2018, they will not be available here. Please contact your local I-MED Radiology clinichereto request a copy of your images/results.

What do I do if I need help?

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If you are experiencing any difficulties accessing your images, please contact your local I-MED Radiology clinic for help.

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FAQs

How long does it take to get results from Imed? ›

Your report will be available to view seven (7) days after it has been sent to the health practitioner/doctor who originally referred your scan.

How to access MRI results? ›

Get started:
  1. Sign in to My Health Record: Sign in to My Health Record via myGov.
  2. Select the record that you would like to view.
  3. Select the Documents tab.
  4. Select Clinical Records, then select Diagnostic Imaging Reports.
  5. Once you have selected the document type, you will see a list of documents.

What does my radiology report mean? ›

A detailed report that describes the results of an imaging test. A radiology report includes information about the type of imaging test that was done and how it was done. It also includes a brief medical history of the person having the test, including any symptoms or known diseases and why the test was needed.

Is Mia radiology the same as Imed? ›

DCA today announced plans to merge MIA with its radiology business, I-Med, to form the largest diagnostic imaging service in Australia. MIA will add its 170 radiology clinics here and in the UK to the 101 clinics run by DCA's radiology business, I-Med, to form one of the world's largest radiology businesses.

How do I wait for my medical test results? ›

If you're waiting for test results, be sure to do the things you normally enjoy. Spend time with family and friends, pursue your favorite hobbies, and keep your normal sleep schedule. A routine can ground you and send signals to your mind and body that you are in control and safe.

Why do medical results take so long? ›

In most cases, lab test results delivery times should not exceed two weeks. The most common reason for delay in receiving results is inaccurate or out-of-date personal information on record with your health care providers or in your Labcorp Patient™​ portal personal profile.

How do you get results of MRI? ›

The radiologist will send a report to the doctor who arranged the scan, who will discuss the results with you. It usually takes a week or two for the results of an MRI scan to come through, unless they're needed urgently.

Can I ask for my MRI results? ›

MRI scan results are usually delivered as a written report, accompanied by the images taken from your scan. The NHS will usually share these with your GP or consultant, who will then arrange an appointment to discuss the outcomes with you. This can take up to 8 weeks in some cases.

Can I see my own MRI results? ›

MRI studies provide a safe and non-invasive way to obtain detailed images of the brain and spinal cord, without any radiation exposure. As patient access to medical records continues to increase, patients can sometimes see the images or read the MRI report even before discussing them with their neurologist.

Will a doctor call if MRI is bad? ›

If you get MRI results that are bad or serious, your doctor will likely contact you right away. Their priority is your wellbeing and safety and they want to get you the care you need as fast as possible.

Will a radiologist tell you if something is wrong? ›

During and after your scan, your radiologist will not tell you if something is wrong based on your images. If your radiologist notices something on your scan that requires emergency treatment, they will get you that treatment immediately. Your doctor will receive your CT scan results within 24 hours of your scan.

Do radiologists tell patients results? ›

The radiologist writes the report for your provider who ordered the exam. Typically, the radiologist sends the report to the person who ordered your test, who then delivers the results to you. Many patients can now access their electronic health records online. These records include radiology reports.

How much is an MRI scan? ›

MRI Scan Singapore Cost

A MRI scan cost in Singapore depends on the type of scan and starts from $700-800. These are a non-exhaustive list of some of our MRI scans. Please talk to our staff or doctor if you would like to find out more. *Prices are NETT and inclusive of GST.

Is MRI scan covered by Medicare? ›

Medicare will cover your MRI as long as the following statements are true: Your MRI has been prescribed or ordered by a doctor who accepts Medicare. The MRI has been prescribed as a diagnostic tool to determine treatment for a medical condition.

How long has IMED been around? ›

But since I-MED's formation in 2000, step by step, region by region, a nation-wide company has grown up.

How long does it take to get screening test results? ›

This will usually be within seven days of you having your scan and blood test. 'Low' chance (risk) – you will receive a letter confirming your screening test results within two weeks of you having your scan and blood test.

How long does it take to get Uscis medical exam results? ›

Qualified Doctors for Form I-693

Only doctors who have been designated by USCIS as a civil surgeon may perform the medical exam. It may take some time to get an appointment so plan accordingly. Also, it may take about two weeks to get the results of your medical exam.

How long does it take to get an IME report back in NY? ›

The law requires that the Independent Medical Examiner submit a report within 10 days of the examination. The report must be mailed to all parties at the same time.

How long do test results take to come back from doctors? ›

Getting your blood test results

You may get your blood test results after a few days, and usually within a few weeks. If you do not hear anything after a few weeks, contact the GP surgery or specialist. The GP, nurse, or specialist should talk to you about your results and explain what happens next.

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