Diagnostic X-rays

Diagnostic X-ray (radiography) is an examination using electromagnetic energy beams to produce images onto film or computer. X-rays let physicians see through human tissue to visualize bones, air, and other internal anatomy. They are commonly performed for detection of bone injuries, tumors, infection and other serious conditions.

There is no preparation required for most X-rays which makes them irreplaceable in an emergency situation. X-rays are fast, easy and painless which is a benefit to patients and physicians. Although X-rays do use radiation, the level of exposure is usually very small, but you should always tell your physician and technologist if you suspect you are pregnant.

Visit Preparations

For your convenience you may download and fill the following forms prior to your visit.

• Meaningful Use Patient Questionnaire
• Spanish Meaningful Use Patient Questionnaire

Please bring the following items to your visit

• Photo ID
• Physician’s Order Forms
• Your Insurance Card