Digital X-Ray Services

Instant, high-quality digital radiography with minimal radiation exposure and immediate results

πŸ’‘ Walk-ins welcome for most X-ray studies

Digital X-Ray Technology

Our state-of-the-art digital X-ray systems provide superior image quality with significantly reduced radiation exposure compared to traditional film-based X-rays. Digital technology allows for immediate image availability and enhanced diagnostic capabilities.

X-rays are one of the most common and useful diagnostic imaging tests available. They're quick, painless, and provide valuable information about bones, joints, organs, and other internal structures.

Advantages of Digital X-Ray

  • Instant Results: Images available immediately for review
  • Reduced Radiation: Up to 80% less radiation than traditional X-rays
  • Superior Quality: Enhanced image clarity and detail
  • Environmentally Friendly: No chemical processing required
  • Easy Storage: Digital images stored securely and easily shared
  • Quick Process: Most X-rays completed in 5-15 minutes

5-15 minutes

Typical exam time

Instant

Image availability

80% less

Radiation exposure

Types of X-Ray Examinations

Chest X-Ray

Examine lungs, heart, and chest cavity for infections, injuries, or diseases.

  • Pneumonia detection
  • Heart size assessment
  • Lung condition monitoring
  • Pre-operative screening

Bone & Joint X-Ray

Diagnose fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other bone conditions.

  • Fracture assessment
  • Arthritis evaluation
  • Joint alignment
  • Bone density screening

Abdominal X-Ray

Examine abdominal organs and diagnose digestive issues or obstructions.

  • Bowel obstruction detection
  • Kidney stone identification
  • Abdominal pain investigation
  • Foreign object detection

Spine X-Ray

Assess spinal alignment, vertebrae, and detect spinal conditions.

  • Spinal alignment check
  • Vertebral fractures
  • Degenerative changes
  • Scoliosis assessment

Extremity X-Ray

Examine arms, legs, hands, and feet for injuries or conditions.

  • Hand and wrist imaging
  • Foot and ankle studies
  • Arm and leg examinations
  • Sports injury assessment

Dental X-Ray

Specialized dental and jaw imaging for oral health assessment.

  • Panoramic dental views
  • TMJ assessment
  • Jaw fracture evaluation
  • Dental implant planning

πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Walk-In X-Ray Services

We welcome walk-in patients for most X-ray examinations. No appointment necessary for standard X-ray studies.

βœ… Walk-Ins Accepted

  • Chest X-rays
  • Bone and joint X-rays
  • Extremity X-rays (arms, legs, hands, feet)
  • Basic spine X-rays
  • Most routine X-ray studies

πŸ“… Appointment Required

  • Contrast studies (barium meals, enemas)
  • Specialized positioning studies
  • Multiple complex views
  • Studies requiring preparation

Walk-In Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Walk-in patients are seen in order of arrival. Appointments take priority.

What to Expect During Your X-Ray

1

Check-In

Present your referral and identification. Complete any required paperwork or provide information about your symptoms.

2

Preparation

You may need to change into a hospital gown and remove jewelry or metal objects from the area being X-rayed.

3

Positioning

Our radiographer will position you for the X-ray. You may need to hold different positions for a few seconds while images are taken.

4

Results

Images are reviewed by our radiologists. Results are typically available within 24 hours and sent to your referring doctor.

X-Ray Safety & Radiation

Radiation Safety

Modern digital X-ray systems use very low amounts of radiation. The radiation exposure from a chest X-ray is equivalent to the natural background radiation you receive in about 2.4 days.

Safety Measures:

  • Digital technology reduces radiation by up to 80%
  • Lead aprons protect sensitive areas when needed
  • Only the area of interest is exposed
  • Strict protocols ensure minimal exposure

Special Considerations

🀰 Pregnancy

Inform staff if you are or might be pregnant. X-rays are generally avoided during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary.

πŸ‘Ά Children

Special pediatric protocols ensure the lowest possible radiation dose for children while maintaining diagnostic quality.

πŸ”„ Previous X-Rays

Bring any previous X-rays if available for comparison, which may reduce the need for additional imaging.

How to Prepare for Your X-Ray

General Preparation

  • No special preparation required for most X-rays
  • Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing
  • Avoid clothing with metal fasteners over the area being X-rayed
  • Remove jewelry, watches, and metal objects

What to Bring

  • Referral from your doctor
  • Medicare card and insurance cards
  • Previous X-rays or imaging studies
  • List of symptoms or relevant medical history

Special Instructions

  • For abdominal X-rays: May need to fast
  • For contrast studies: Follow specific preparation instructions
  • Inform staff of pregnancy or potential pregnancy
  • Mention any previous reactions to contrast material

Need an X-Ray? We're Here to Help

Quick, convenient digital X-ray services with walk-ins welcome for most studies.

Walk-ins welcome for most X-ray examinations during business hours.