Imaging

Superior imaging/radiology services are vital in today’s healthcare. Physicians routinely order these types of exams so that they can have a better idea of what is going on inside their patients, allowing them to work toward getting their patients back to good health.

What makes us different?

St. Elizabeth Healthcare Imaging/Radiology is well prepared to provide excellent service and excellent medical imaging—we pride ourselves on our cutting-edge technology and friendly, professional staff. It is our goal to ensure every experience is of the highest quality and necessitates as little of the patient’s time as possible. We offer imaging/radiology services throughout the region, allowing ease of scheduling for all those who need our services.

CT Scan

CT

CT Scan

MRI

CT Scan

X-Ray

CT Scan

PET

Ultrasound

Ultrasound

Lung CT scan

Learn More

For a complete list of all imaging locations, including addresses, phone numbers and hours of operation, download the PDF or call our central scheduling line at (877) 424-5750.

Do I Qualify for a Lung Cancer Screening?

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States and kills more people in Kentucky than the next eight cancers combined.

Take this quiz to determine if you are a candidate for Low-dose Screening CT.

Take the Lung Cancer Screening Quiz

Image Gently/Image Wisely

Image Gently, initially launched in January 2008, is a campaign led by the Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Imaging to increase awareness of protecting children from excessive radiation during radiology imaging. Radiation is often necessary for proper diagnosis in radiology, but often that amount can be lessened and still achieve the information needed.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare has made a commitment to this end by having all radiology technologists who use radiation in their exams to take the pledge.

Image Wisely, initially launched in November 2010, represents a “Joint Task Force” through efforts by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). This campaign seeks to reduce the amount of radiation used in medically necessary imaging, while simultaneously reducing the number of unnecessary exams. This program has a focus on the adult population.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare radiology technologists have also taken this pledge to reduce radiation exposure.

Patient Rights

American College of Radiology

You have the right to submit comments regarding this facility’s radiology imaging and treatment services.

Submit your comments in writing and send to the facility or to the following address:

American College of Radiology
Attn: Accreditation Program Patient Comments
1891 Preston White Dr.
Reston, VA 20191-4326

Office of Inspector General

To contact the Office of the Inspector General regarding Medicare or Medicaid services, please call: 1 (800) HHS-TIPS (447-8477).