myPRP is used by patients to securely access images and reports of scans performed at a PRP Diagnostic Imaging practice. You may also request appointments through this app.
When your results are ready to view, you will receive an SMS message containing a link to a registration instructions page with an activation code. You will need to use this code to activate your account and set a password. You will be able to use your account to access to all future studies performed at any practice in the PRP Imaging network.
The 'Request an Appointment' feature allows you to organise a visit to one of our practices. Please enter details of the imaging required and upload a photo of the referral form filled out by your doctor. Our friendly staff will then contact you to organise and confirm the appointment.
If you need assistance with myPRP please email myprp@prpimaging.com.au with a description of the problem.
For more information about PRP Imaging visit www.prpimaging.com.au
Please Note: Your doctor will be able to access your images and report as soon as they are available. You should always return to your doctor to discuss your results.
When your results are ready to view, you will receive an SMS message containing a link to a registration instructions page with an activation code. You will need to use this code to activate your account and set a password. You will be able to use your account to access to all future studies performed at any practice in the PRP Imaging network.
The 'Request an Appointment' feature allows you to organise a visit to one of our practices. Please enter details of the imaging required and upload a photo of the referral form filled out by your doctor. Our friendly staff will then contact you to organise and confirm the appointment.
If you need assistance with myPRP please email myprp@prpimaging.com.au with a description of the problem.
For more information about PRP Imaging visit www.prpimaging.com.au
Please Note: Your doctor will be able to access your images and report as soon as they are available. You should always return to your doctor to discuss your results.
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