Because our imaging suite and lab are inside the ER, you don't get sent across town for a scan or wait days for a separate radiology appointment. Everything happens in one place, in one visit.
CT Scan
Computed tomography gives our physicians detailed cross-sectional images in minutes. Emergency CT is commonly used to evaluate head injuries, stroke symptoms, severe abdominal pain (including appendicitis and kidney stones), and internal injuries after accidents.
Learn about emergency CT scans →Digital X‑Ray
Fast, high-resolution X-ray imaging for suspected broken bones, dislocations, and joint injuries, as well as chest X-rays to help evaluate breathing problems and possible pneumonia.
Learn about emergency X-rays →Ultrasound
On-site ultrasound lets our physicians look at soft tissue and blood flow without radiation. It's commonly used to evaluate the gallbladder, check for blood clots in the legs (DVT), assess pregnancy-related emergencies, and examine the abdomen.
Full On-Site Lab
Imaging rarely works alone. Our in-house lab runs blood work, urinalysis, and other diagnostic tests during your visit, so your physician can combine lab and imaging results into one clear answer — before you leave.