Ultrasound at

Alto Imaging

When it comes to ultrasound imaging, Alto Imaging stands out as the top choice for discerning individuals seeking exceptional precision and care.


We're not just another imaging option; we're your partners in health, committed to delivering unmatched accuracy and comfort during your diagnostic journey. Our seasoned experts employ cutting-edge technology to provide you with comprehensive, reliable ultrasound scans that leave no room for doubt.


Don't settle for less when you can experience the Alto Imaging difference – where your health is our utmost priority. Make the switch today and elevate your ultrasound imaging experience with Alto Imaging. Your well-being deserves nothing but the best.

Join us at Alto Imaging and give your patients the best. We welcome all referrals for ultrasounds, ensuring everyone experiences top-notch care, no matter where they're referred from.

Types of ultrasound examinations offered at Alto Imaging

Ultrasound Locations

  • Mayfield

    Medicare Bulk Billed Available - Yes

    Mayfield

  • Glendale

    Medicare Bulk Billed Available - Yes

    Glendale

  • Salamander Bay

    Medicare Bulk Billed Available - Yes

    Salamander Bay

  • East Maitland

    Medicare Bulk Billed Available - Yes

    East Maitland

  • Singleton

    Medicare Bulk Billed Available - Yes

    Singleton

Things to Know


A referral and appointment are required for Ultrasound examinations. Please ensure you bring this with you to you on the day of your examination.


Preparation may be required, fasting or drinking water, you will be advised of this when making your booking. Some examinations require no preparation.


A sonographer will perform your Ultrasound scan. Generally, an Ultrasound scan takes around 30 mins, this may vary depending on the structure being imaged. You may be required to change into a disposable gown for the scan. During the scan a water-soluble gel will be applied to the skin to aid transmission of sound waves from the transducer through the skin into the organs. You may be asked to hold your breath and roll onto your side at times throughout the scan.



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