Accurate Diagnoses Start With Clear Images

A DEXA scan, or bone density scan, is a simple, noninvasive procedure to detect bone thinning and mineral loss to test for osteoporosis or calculate your risk of developing bone fractures.

CT scans are fast, noninvasive and painless, providing specialized images of your brain, bones, organs and soft-tissue structures.

Echocardiograms are a type of ultrasound that helps us identify heart abnormalities using sound waves that produce images.

Fluoroscopy creates a real-time, continuously moving image using a different form of X-ray and can help your care team make a faster and more accurate diagnosis.

MRI scans are safe and noninvasive imaging tests that provide detailed pictures of your organs, soft tissues, bones and other structures.

Mammography helps your care team detect changes in the breasts to catch breast cancer in its earliest stages when we can better treat you.

Nuclear medicine uses tiny, safe amounts of radioactive material to help us diagnose and care for conditions like cancer or heart disease with greater precision.

PET scans can be combined with a CT scan to help us diagnose and examine tumors more quickly and effectively, assessing whether it's cancerous or noncancerous.

Ultrasounds use noninvasive sound waves instead of radiation to create clear images of the inside of your body.

X-rays, also called radiography, are quick, noninvasive tests that use an X-ray beam to create detailed images of the inside of your body. They’re often used to detect broken bones.