Radiology

Our skilled Radiology team is here to help you find answers in a calm, friendly atmosphere.

Radiology Services

• High Definition 32-Slice CT
• MRI
• Digital Fluoroscopy (X-ray), including a portable X-ray for patient comfort in Acute Care or the Emergency Room
• Ultrasound (Echocardiogram, Vascular, Arterial, Cardiac, as well as Labor and Delivery)
• Image Guided Needle Procedures (Pain Relief and Biopsy)
• 3D Mammography, Breast Ultrasound, and Diagnostic Exams with rapid results.

Diagnostic imaging has come a long way and is sure to keep climbing as technology improves.

In 2015, we upgraded to a 32-slice CT, which acquires more images in less time, and at considerably lower radiation dosage to the patient. This leads to better image quality and better diagnoses while improving patient comfort and safety.

In 2019, we remodeled our x-ray room and installed new equipment

that’s top of the line and takes up less space, so it’s easier to wheel patients in and out of the room. We’ve also added a portable X-ray unit, which our techs take to patients in the Emergency Room or in Acute Care, and a C-arm for digital imaging during surgeries. In 2021, we upgraded our ultrasound equipment.

Also in 2021, Three Rivers received a $50,000 grant to purchase a brand-new Siemens 3D mammography machine. This equipment provides gentler mammograms with less radiation and more detailed, accurate imaging for quicker diagnosis. Radiologists with Virtual Radiologic read our patients’ diagnostic exams (offered by provider referral) and are able to deliver swift results in our private consultation room.

Sonographer Nancy DeFord, who is also our Lead Mammography Tech, gets ready to use our new ultrasound machine.

At Three Rivers Hospital, we offer a wide variety of diagnostic imaging modalities. Our ultrasound services include vascular, arterial, cardiac, as well as labor and delivery. We also have the ability to send and receive studies for patients whose provider practices at another facility. This allows you to have the study done close to home, and your provider to have the results when you arrive at your next appointment. This means less travel for the patient and less stress about potential outcomes, and providers love the efficient electronic access to patient information.