Our Imaging Services

Answers begin with a clearer picture.

Modern technology, experienced technologists, and patient-first care — all in a comfortable outpatient setting at two New Jersey locations.

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3T MRI

High-field magnetic resonance imaging without radiation.

Our high-field 3T MRI produces detailed images of the brain, spine, joints, abdomen, and other areas without radiation. It helps your physician evaluate injuries, pain, and many medical conditions with exceptional clarity.

The 3T scanner operates at a higher magnetic field strength than standard 1.5T systems, which can result in sharper images and shorter scan times for many examinations.

Common areas examined

Brain & spineJoints & musculoskeletalAbdomen & pelvisVascular (MRA)Breast MRI

Preparation

Please inform us if you have surgical vascular clips, neurostimulators, cochlear implants, a breast tissue expander, an IVC filter, penile implants, or silver-backed dermal patches. Do not wear eye makeup. Music is available during the examination.

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Open MRI

More space, more comfort — especially for claustrophobic patients.

Our open MRI provides more space around the patient and can be a more comfortable option for people who feel claustrophobic. We focus on keeping you relaxed while obtaining the images your physician needs.

Open MRI is also a good option for larger patients or those who need a companion nearby during the exam.

Common areas examined

Brain & spineJointsAbdomen & pelvisExtremities

Preparation

The same metal and implant safety rules apply as for standard MRI. Please inform our staff of any implants, prior surgeries, or medical devices before your appointment.

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CT Scan

Fast, detailed cross-sectional imaging of the body.

CT uses advanced X-ray technology to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. The exam is usually quick and may be performed with or without contrast, depending on your physician's order.

CT is commonly used to evaluate the chest, abdomen, pelvis, head, and extremities, and can detect a wide range of conditions.

Common areas examined

Head & neckChestAbdomen & pelvisExtremitiesCT angiography

Preparation

For most CT exams, no special preparation is needed. If contrast is ordered, you may be asked to fast for a few hours before the exam. Please inform us of any allergies, kidney problems, diabetes, or prior contrast reactions.

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Digital X-Ray

Fast, convenient imaging of bones, joints, and the chest.

Digital X-ray is a fast and convenient way to evaluate bones, joints, the chest, and other areas. Images are available electronically for efficient review by our radiologists and your referring physician.

Walk-in X-rays are welcome at both locations. No appointment is necessary for most X-ray studies.

Common areas examined

Bones & jointsChestSpineAbdomenExtremities

Preparation

No special preparation is typically required. Wear comfortable clothing without metal zippers or buttons. Inform our staff if you are pregnant or may be pregnant.

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Ultrasound

Real-time imaging using sound waves — no radiation.

Ultrasound uses sound waves — not radiation — to create real-time images of organs, soft tissues, and blood flow. Our technologists guide you through a comfortable, noninvasive examination.

Ultrasound is widely used for abdominal, pelvic, obstetric, vascular, and soft tissue evaluations.

Common areas examined

AbdomenPelvis & OBThyroid & neckVascular / DopplerSoft tissue

Preparation

Preparation varies by exam type. For abdominal ultrasound, fasting for 6–8 hours is typically required. For pelvic ultrasound, a full bladder may be needed. Our scheduling team will provide specific instructions.

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DEXA

Bone density measurement for osteoporosis assessment.

DEXA is a quick, low-dose examination that measures bone density and helps your physician assess osteoporosis and fracture risk. The scan is comfortable, noninvasive, and requires no enclosed scanner.

DEXA is recommended for women over 65, men over 70, and younger individuals with risk factors for bone loss.

Common areas examined

Lumbar spineHipForearmWhole body composition

Preparation

Avoid calcium supplements for 24 hours before the exam. Wear comfortable clothing without metal zippers or buttons. No fasting is required.

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Ready to schedule your exam?

Call either location or book online. Our team will confirm availability and answer any questions.