Imaging & Radiology
Quality Healthcare, Anywhere, Anytime
Medlley Healthcare Medical Imaging has been providing diagnostic radiology imaging services nationwide for nearly 20 years. We primarily serve those patients that needs urgent care.
We pride ourselves on delivering the 3C’s of service: Caring, Compassion, Consideration. Through our experience and patient input, we realize when a patient sees us for service we are not seeing that person at their finest moment. The person is anxious, in pain, and is wondering about all the what-ifs. We try to provide an environment that is comfortable, a friendly face, and helpful in answering the patient’s questions. We want the patient to leave us knowing that they were in good hands and that we showed the individual compassion, we were caring and considerate of their particular situation.
We are contracted with most insurance plans including, but not limited to BCBS, Medicare, Medicare HMOs, Medicaid, Medicaid HMOs, Aetna, Humana, and United Healthcare Association.
Regular Medical Checks Provided
Our services include HIGH FIELD MRI, DIGITAL X-RAY, ULTRASOUND, VASCULAR DOPPLER, ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY, EKG, ARTHROGRAMS, EMG/NCV, CT SCAN, CT Angiography, DEXASCAN, Cardiac Calcium score screening and Low dose CT lung cancer screening. We are near public transportation and are handicap accessible.
Ask us about our discounted cash fee schedule for cash-paying patients.
If your doctor has written an order for any of the tests listed above, please give us a call
X-ray imaging is perhaps the most commonly known form of diagnostic testing. Similar to visible light, x-rays use electromagnetic radiation, which contain wave-like forms of energy.
Computerized and digital x-ray equipment is utilized to produces a more detailed study of the body. X-rays are most commonly used for taking images of bones to examine injury or diagnose tumors, and are often used for visualization of the urinary and gastrointestinal systems.
A licensed technologist will perform the exam. A brief history will be obtained and you may be asked to put on a hospital gown and remove metal objects. How you are positioned depends on the type of x-ray being done. Several different x-ray views may be needed. You need to stay still when you are having an x-ray. Motion can cause blurry images. You may be asked to hold your breath or not move for a second or two when they image is being taken.
Before the x-ray, tell your health care team if you are pregnant or may be pregnant. Metal can cause unclear images. You will need to remove all jewelry and may need to wear a hospital gown.
The radiologist will study your films and report the findings to the referring physician within 24 hours. The referring physician will discuss the x-ray results with you.
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Most tests will be done without any special preparation. When scheduling, You will be informed of any special preparations for your test. Correct preparations ensure that your test begins on time and that the best results are achieved.
For the test being performed, it us best to wear comfortable clothing that does not contain metal. You might be asked to wear a gown. If you have previously worked with cutting or grinding metal, it will be necessary to take an x-ray of your eyes to make sure it is safe to proceed with your MRI. For an MRI with contrast, if you are over the age of 60, diabetic, or have kidney issues you’ll need to provide a blood test with results that has been performed within 60 days of your MRI procedure.
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