Radiology & Imaging Services

 A bone density uses X-rays to measure how many grams of calcium and other bone minerals are packed into a segment of bone. Your provider will use a bone density test to identify decreases in bone density, confirm a diagnosis of osteoporosis

and monitor osteoporosis progression.

Check in at registration for your mammogram appointment. Please be seated in the lobby until your name is called. The Mammographer will call you to the X-ray Department, where your test will be done. The mammogram will be interpreted by a radiologist. That report will be  given to your provider explaining the findings of the mammogram.

Check in at registration for your ultrasound appointment. Please be seated in the lobby until your name is called. The Sonographer will call you to the X-ray Department, where your ultrasound will be done. The ultrasound will be interpreted by a radiologist. That report will be given to your provider explaining the findings of the ultrasound.

After the provider orders an x-ray; the orders are sent to the department. Please check in at registration, then be seated in the lobby until your name is called. The technologist will retrieve orders and patients are then called to the x-ray department to have their x-rays done. Your x-rays are interpreted by a radiologist. That report will be given to your provider explaining the findings of the x-rays.