We provide general radiography, ultrasound, CT scan, fluoroscopy, mammography, and limited interventional radiology procedures. All our machines are 100% digital, including our mobile unit. We use Infinitt PACS and RIS, supplied by Continuum Systems. Our referring doctors are supplied with a username and password after downloading a free application onto their mobile devices. This allows them to view images and reports anytime, anywhere, as long as there is Internet connectivity. Our reporting stations are dual head, with two 5MP monitors that allow viewing of mammography images.
Medical aid claims and billing is also done electronically, with the use of ICD10 codes for all investigations and diagnoses. We provide teleradiology services for multiple other sites as well.
The combined experience of the founding partners includes expertise in:
General Radiology
Uses X-rays to produce images of bones, chest, and internal organs. It is often the first step in diagnosing fractures, infections, lung conditions, or digestive issues, providing a quick overview of the body’s structures.
Ultrasound
Employs high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of soft tissues and organs. It is widely used in pregnancy, abdominal scans, heart evaluations (echocardiography), and vascular assessments to check blood flow.
Fluoroscopy
Provides live, moving X-ray images to observe internal processes. It is commonly used for gastrointestinal studies, joint evaluations, catheter placements, and guiding minimally invasive procedures in real time.
Computed Tomography (CT)
Combines multiple X-ray images to create detailed cross-sectional views of the body. CT scans are excellent for detecting injuries, tumors, internal bleeding, infections, and complex bone or organ abnormalities quickly.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of soft tissues, the brain, spine, joints, and organs. MRI is ideal for diagnosing neurological conditions, joint injuries, cancers, and certain heart or abdominal conditions.
Occupational Health Imaging
Provides imaging services for workplace health and safety assessments. This includes chest X-rays, lung function checks, and other scans required for pre-employment screening, routine check-ups, or monitoring exposure-related conditions.
Teleradiology
Enables radiological images to be sent electronically to remote radiologists for interpretation. This allows faster, 24/7 reporting, access to specialists, and support for hospitals or clinics in areas without onsite radiologists.
Interventional Radiology
Uses imaging guidance (X-ray, CT, or ultrasound) to perform minimally invasive procedures. These include biopsies, draining abscesses, inserting stents, or treating vascular conditions, often reducing recovery time compared to surgery.
Mammography
A specialized X-ray technique for early detection of breast diseases. Mammograms help identify breast cancer, cysts, or other abnormalities even before physical symptoms appear, supporting preventive care and timely treatment.