X-ray
An X-ray is a painless medical test that creates images to show what’s happening inside your body. They are a great tool to help diagnose different conditions — from broken bones to tumors.
X-ray services we offer
X-rays are safe, noninvasive imaging tests that help physicians diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions. We provide comprehensive X-ray services for patients of all ages, including:
General X-rays
For adults and children
Scanograms
A specialized technique for measuring true bone length
Scoliosis evaluations
Sports medicine imaging
To assess injuries and monitor recovery
What you need to know about X-rays
X-ray results
- Results are read by radiologists with advanced training
- Your X-ray images will be reviewed and interpreted
- We will send a signed report to your primary care physician or the physician who referred you for the exam
- Results will also appear in MyChart
How to prepare
- Remove metal items such as jewelry, zippers and buttons
- Bring your doctor’s order, or confirm the script is in MyChart
- Pregnant or breastfeeding? Let your care team know
- Confirm your location when scheduling
Why choose us?
- Walk-in X-rays at most medical center locations
- Skilled, caring X-ray technologists at every site
- 24/7 services in hospital radiology departments
- After-hours check-in via emergency department
Make an appointment
In most cases, X-rays appointments are helpful, but not required. Walk-in or call to schedule.
Find an X-ray location near you
In most cases, X-rays appointments are helpful, but not required. Walk-in or call 1-844-264-2250 to schedule.
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