Bay Radiology

25/03/2026

Already in Mt Maunganui? Welcome! 🌊☀️
Travelling tomorrow? Have a safe trip and take care on the way 🚗✈️💙

A reminder that the NZ Schools Triathlon & Aquathlon Champs Opening Ceremony is at 5:00pm at Mt Drury 🎉🏅

Get ready for a few unpredictable days ahead 🌦️
Some things are in your control, and some aren’t. Focus on what you can control, stay positive, and leave the rest to us 🙌💪

Enjoy your time in the beautiful Mt Maunganui / Tauranga region 🌴🌊
Soak up the local hospitality, have fun, and support our amazing local businesses where you can ☕🛍️🍔

Let’s make it a fantastic few days for everyone! 😄🎽🎊

13/03/2026

We’re proud to share that we've renewed our partnership with Sports Medicine New Zealand (SMNZ).

As Chief Radiologist Rachael McEwing highlights, partnerships like this play an important role in supporting clinicians and researchers to connect, learn, and improve outcomes for athletes and active people throughout Aotearoa.

We look forward to continuing as the Lead Sponsor of the SMNZ Annual Scientific Meeting, supporting clinical excellence and collaboration across the sport and exercise medicine community.

Learn more about the partnership: https://bayradiology.co.nz/about/latest-news/renewing-our-partnership-with-sports-medicine-new-zealand

16/02/2026

Every 90 minutes, heart disease takes the life of a loved one in New Zealand.

As part of Heart Health Awareness Month, we’re encouraging Kiwis to pause and check in on their own risk – because heart disease develops quietly, with no obvious symptoms.

Heart health checks are recommended from age 45, particularly for people with:
- Unhealthy cholesterol levels
- Diabetes
- A family history of heart disease

A CT Calcium Score is a simple, non-invasive scan that can help detect early signs of heart disease and give you real clarity about your heart health.

Learn more: https://bayradiology.co.nz/about/latest-news/supporting-kiwi-heart-health-this-february

12/02/2026

We’re excited to support Triathlon New Zealand over the next three years as the Official Supporter and Medical Imaging Partner for the major triathlon events coming to Tauranga.

As part of RHCNZ Medical Imaging Group (Tri NZ’s Official Medical Imaging Partner), we at Bay Radiology are proud to play our part here in the Bay of Plenty.

Tauranga will host the 2026 World Triathlon Cup, the 2027 World Triathlon Championship Series (WTCS), and the 2028 WTCS Grand Final - and we’ll be alongside the athletes throughout, providing high‑quality, responsive imaging care to help them start strong, go further, and recover well.

These events shine a global spotlight on our region and reflect our shared commitment to wellbeing and active lifestyles across the Bay of Plenty.

We’re proud to be part of this journey and look forward to supporting Tri NZ and the athletes through to 2028.

Read the full story: https://bayradiology.co.nz/about/latest-news/renewed-partnership-strengthens-commitment-to-tri-nz

01/02/2026

Every February, Heart Health Awareness Month shines a spotlight on the importance of championing heart health across our communities and conversations.

As part of our ongoing work with the Heart Foundation NZ, we’re committed to helping Kiwis understand their heart health and get clarity about their individual risk. Heart disease often develops quietly - but early detection can make a meaningful difference.

A CT Calcium Score is a quick, non-invasive scan that gives you a clearer picture of your heart health and can help identify early signs of heart disease.

Learn more: https://bayradiology.co.nz/about/latest-news/supporting-kiwi-heart-health-this-february

18/12/2025

As we approach the holiday break, we want to extend our thanks to all our patients for their trust and support throughout the year. A number of our branches will still be operating with a range of hours to ensure we're here when you need us.

No matter how you celebrate this festive season, we're sending you warm wishes and hope you have a wonderful holiday from the Bay Radiology Team!

07/11/2025

Today our teams came together to recognise Australasian Sonographers Day (27 Oct) and mark World Radiography Day and the International Day of Radiology (8 Nov) in advance.

These recognition days are an opportunity to celebrate the valuable contribution our imaging professionals make to improving health outcomes for New Zealanders. Their expertise and care play a vital role in supporting patients and delivering excellence in medical imaging every day.

Thank you to our incredible teams!

10/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a time to highlight the importance of early detection and informed approaches to breast screening.

Understanding breast density is a key part of this. Dense breast tissue can make it more difficult to detect cancer on a mammogram and be associated with increased risk. For those with higher breast density, additional imaging may be recommended to improve diagnostic accuracy.

Learn more about breast density and the screening options available at Bay Radiology. We offer a range of tailored breast imaging services that support early detection: https://bayradiology.co.nz/about/latest-news/understanding-breast-density-and-early-detection-what-you-need-to-know-and-how-to-take-action

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a time to highlight the life-saving importance of early detection and empower women with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their breast health. One key factor that can influence how early breast cancer is detected is breast density. 

22/06/2025

Bowel cancer is the second most common cancer in New Zealand. CT Colonography is an effective first-line option for early detection.

CT Colonography (also known as virtual colonoscopy) is a fast, accurate, and less invasive alternative to traditional colonoscopy. It uses advanced 3D imaging to examine the entire colon and surrounding abdominal area — all without the need for sedation.

If you're 45 or older, experiencing bowel-related symptoms, or have a family history of colorectal cancer, talk to your GP or specialist about whether CT colonography is right for you.

08/06/2025

Each day, around nine New Zealanders are diagnosed with bowel cancer - often with no warning signs.

That’s why early colonic imaging matters. Early detection, through appropriate imaging, can significantly improve patient outcomes and increase survival rates.

CT Colonography (also known as virtual colonoscopy) is a fast, accurate, and less invasive alternative to traditional colonoscopy. It uses advanced 3D imaging to examine the entire colon and surrounding abdominal area — all without the need for sedation.

As an effective first-line option for bowel cancer detection, CT Colonography enables more patients to be screened sooner, helps reduce pressure on colonoscopy waitlists, and ensures those at highest risk are seen first.

Learn more: https://bayradiology.co.nz/ct-scanning/

04/06/2025

As part of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Bay Radiology is proud to partner with the Gut Foundation NZ to support greater awareness, education and proactive action around gut health.

In this video, All Blacks Head Coach Scott ‘Razor’ Robertson and former All Black Israel Dagg speak openly about bowel cancer, gut health, and the benefits of CT Colonography as an accurate and less invasive first-line option for bowel cancer detection.

Knowing your normal, and acting early, really can make all the difference.

Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Yu8W3dJr88

03/06/2025

Last week, we hosted a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event, attracting over 65 attendees made up of physiotherapists, hand therapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and staff.

Matt Andrews (Radiologist, Bay Radiology) delivered an insightful presentation on "Patterns of Finger Injuries from an Anatomical Basis + Imaging Techniques and Findings." His talk was both informative and engaging, receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback and leaving attendees with valuable knowledge to apply in their practices.

A big shoutout to Matt, Deborah Bass (Business Development Manager), Louise Victor (Charge Sonographer) and Harriet Klava (Sonographer) for their amazing help on the night and for guiding the tours of our clinic. Their support was greatly appreciated.

We look forward to hosting more such events in the future!