We pride ourselves on delivering top quality diagnostic imaging services in a timely manner. Using the latest in X-Ray technology, our experienced Radiologists interpret images and provide reports in a completely filmless environment.
Our dedicated team of Radiologists and Sonographers are available to ensure that your procedures are conducted quickly and professionally. Our state of the art ultrasound machines are completely digital. At all times, we will make every effort to accommodate your needs as quickly as possible.
We are committed to getting your test results as promptly as possible. Our team of medical professionals use leading edge – direct digital – modern diagnostic equipment which has benefits that women appreciate such as short examination time, low radiation dose and curved warm breast support. Using technology such as iCad helps radiologists identify characteristics that may be associated with various forms of cancer. By using iCAD patented algorithms to mark suspicious areas, CAD serves as a “second pair of eyes” and acts very much like a “spell checker” to identify characteristics that may warrant a “Second Look” by the radiologist.
What is iCAD based on?
CAD is based on medically-applicable research in the areas of artificial intelligence, enhanced image processing, pattern recognition, mathematical formulas and statistical computations.
What are the benefits of iCAD in mammography?
Clinical studies show that CAD in screening mammography can improve cancer sensitivity without a significant increase in work-up rate.
Does the use of iCAD in mammography require additional patient procedures?
No, CAD as part of the mammography screening process does not require additional procedures for patients.
Using only the best DEXA equipment, our team of medical professionals is dedicated to providing you with accurate testing without lengthy waiting lists.
Upper Gastrointestinal (GI) studies utilize the medical imaging technique fluoroscopy, which use x-ray technology to produce real time images of an internal body structure. For GI Studies, fluoroscopy produces images that provide detailed information to physicians to assist in treating or diagnosing various stomach and intestinal illnesses or conditions.
Fluoroscopy is a medical imaging technique that uses x-ray technology to produce real time images of an internal body structure. Injected medication (usually cortisone) is guided to the area of pain (usually a joint) by fluoroscopy. This allows for a visual on the placement and position of the needle and effective delivery of the medication to the area causing pain.
Minimal wait times with less than 24 hr wait time for booked appointments.
Timely reports (8 hour turnaround!) and sate-of-the-art Diagnostic Imaging.
Exceptional customer service. Excellent access and convenient location. Ample free parking and wheelchair accessibility