Medical Imaging Services

We offer a comprehensive range of advanced medical imaging services to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Our goal is to provide compassionate, friendly service with minimal waiting time and competitive pricing. Each of these services is performed by our highly skilled and experienced technologists, ensuring the highest standards of care and precision. Our state-of-the-art imaging technologies include:

CT Scan (Computed Tomography)

Uses X-rays and a computer to create cross-sectional images.
Great for detecting injuries, tumors, and internal bleeding.
Fast and detailed—can show bones, organs, and blood vessels

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Uses magnets and radio waves (no radiation) for high-detail images.
Best for brain, spine, joints, and soft tissue.
Longer scan time but very precise.

3D Mammogram (Digital Breast Tomosynthesis)

Low-dose X-ray imaging of the breast in thin layers.
Improves cancer detection, especially for dense breast tissue.
Same process as a regular mammogram but more detailed.

Ultrasound (Sonography)

Uses sound waves—safe and radiation-free.
Common for pregnancy, organ checks, and blood flow studies.
Real-time imaging of movement and function.

Nuclear Medicine

A small dose of radioactive tracer shows organ function.
Used for heart scans, bone scans, and cancer detection.
Often combined with CT for precise results.

DEXA Scan (Bone Density Test)

Measures bone strength with low-dose X-rays.
Detects osteoporosis and tracks bone health over time.
Quick, painless, and low radiation.

X-ray

Quick 2D images using low-dose radiation.
Best for bones, lungs, and certain soft tissue conditions.
Often the first imaging step.

Scheduling

Please contact our Centralized Scheduling Department at (573) 453-5952 or fax orders to (573) 453-5953 to schedule any of these services.

CT and X-ray services are covered 24 hours a day for Emergency Department and Inpatient patients. Outpatient services are by appointment only.

Patient results

Results of imaging test can be accessed through the patient portal.

A copy of images and reports can also be created for the patient as needed. Requests can be made through the Medical Records department.