Services

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.

Producing some of the clearest images of the brain, organs and bones, a CT machine rotates 360 degrees around the body, taking cross-sectional images of the area being examined.

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

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.

Separate from a preventative screening, a 3D mammogram is for women showing symptoms that need to be looked into further.

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

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.