You are told the cost before you commit
Charges for the study, and anything extra such as a second tracer, are explained when the slot is confirmed.
A nuclear medicine department, not a scan shop
Emrald Medical Research was set up so that people in Marathwada would not have to travel to Mumbai or Pune for a PET CT or for radioiodine therapy.
Why the centre exists
For many families here, a cancer diagnosis used to mean a long journey for every single scan.
Emrald brings PET CT, SPECT and radionuclide therapy into one building in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, following the same protocols used at tertiary centres.
Every study is reported by a nuclear medicine specialist rather than sent out to an unknown reader overnight.
How we work
- Radiation handling and tracer storage follow the licensed facility protocol.
- Dose planning is reviewed for each patient, including paediatric and renal-impaired cases.
- Images are archived so follow-up scans are compared against your own baseline.
- Reports are released the same evening for most studies.
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Years of nuclear medicine practice
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Studies and therapies offered
Same day
Reporting on most scans
In-house
Imaging, therapy and reporting
What patients notice first
The person scanning you can answer questions
The department is small enough that the technologist and the consultant both see you, rather than a queue managed by a call centre.
Your previous scans are compared, not ignored
Bring old films and reports. Follow-up studies are read against your own baseline, which is what makes a change meaningful.
What the place looks like before you arrive
