Using a strong magnetic field, radio waves and advanced computing, our radiologists use MRI to safely and accurately capture images of organs, bone and soft tissue.

Noninvasive and quick, ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves to capture 3D images, viewing structure and movements of organs and blood flow in real time.

If your imaging scan shows a mass, tissue may need to be sampled to ensure that it’s benign and noncancerous. Performed by our interventional radiologists, biopsies are the best way to investigate a mass and catch issues early.

CT scanning pairs traditional x-ray technology with a computer to create a detailed image of a person’s body in a very short amount of time.

A 3D mammogram offers doctors a more in depth look at the breasts as opposed to the traditional 2D mammogram.

Producing two-dimensional images, this common exam is used to study organs and bones to diagnose fractures and arthritis.

Completely noninvasive, this test examines the bones for signs of weakening or osteoporosis.