Our radiologists can safely and accurately capture images of organs, bone and soft tissue using machinery with a strong magnetic field, radio waves and advanced computing.

Ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves to capture 3D images in a noninvasive way, allowing us to view the structure and movements of organs and blood flow in real time.

If your imaging scan reveals a mass, we’ll take a closer look at the status of the tissue. Our interventional radiologists will sample tissue to ensure it’s benign and noncancerous or catch any issues early.

Combining X-ray technology with a computer, we get images of what’s happening within patients’ bodies, quickly and accurately.

Mammography is a specialized medical imaging technique that uses low-dose X-rays to create detailed images of the breast tissue, many times helping in the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer.

Producing two-dimensional images, this common exam lets our team take a close look at organs and bones to diagnose fractures, breaks and arthritis.

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

Fluoroscopy is a real-time imaging technique that uses continuous X-ray beams to capture moving images of internal structures and organs. We typically use this scan as a way to evaluate the gastrointestinal tract or in guiding interventions.