Insight’s Radiology program provides comprehensive, high quality inpatient and outpatient diagnostic imaging, general x-ray imaging, and interventional radiology services. Using state-of-the-art technology, Insight’s radiology team provides the most precise images you and your physician need to make the best medical decisions. Imaging techniques and procedures available at Insight include high field MRI, 64-slice Computed Tomography (CT), ultrasound including obstetric imaging, digital mammography, breast MRI, Interventional Radiology (IR), and Nuclear Medicine including Nuclear Cardiology and CT-PET scanning.

Insight’s Radiology program accredited to the highest standards or quality and excellence by the American College of Radiology. Imaging at Insight is fully digitized for all modalities, allowing for optimal interpretation and access for your physician, and all images are read by sub-specialized board certified physicians called radiologists. Insight radiologists work collaboratively with you and your physician serving as a resource providing consultations and analysis whenever needed.

Advanced care and technology–it’s all part of our mission to help you live well in the city.

Advanced Training, Experience, and Judgment

Precision and accuracy in medical imaging come from training, experience, and judgment. Our radiologists and technologists are certified and have completed advanced, specialized training in their individual areas of expertise. Many have completed fellowships in specific areas of the body providing for an unsurpassed level of excellence in imaging and reading. Our radiologists are leaders in their fields shaping the future of diagnostic imaging. Our technologists are certified and have many years of experience in obtaining the most precise images.

Advanced training, experience, and judgment–our team has it all.

What is diagnostic imaging and radiology?

Diagnostic imaging and radiology procedures are used to identify and diagnose a range of disease, illness, or injury using a wide-array of technologies. For example, an x-ray may be used to confirm a broken limb or an ultrasound to check for abnormalities in the heart. The goal of diagnostic imaging is to assist physicians and patients to make the best medical decision possible by providing confirmation of the presence or progression of disease or injury or to help eliminate suspicion of disease or injury.

The most common forms of diagnostic imaging include:

• Computed Tomography (CT)
• Digital Mammography
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
• Interventional Radiology (IR)
• Nuclear Medicine
• X-ray

To learn more about radiology visit Radiology Info at radiologyinfo.org or the American College of Radiology at acr.org.