Our imaging services (sometimes called radiology) include imaging for your bones, organs, muscles, tendons, and everything else within your body. From injuries to diseases, our imaging team will help you get accurate diagnoses to begin treatment quickly or rule out possibilities to help you find the answer.
Intermountain Healthcare offers a full spectrum of imaging services in Utah and Southern Idaho. Our goal is to keep you comfortable, informed, and involved so that you always feel safe and at ease during your imaging exam.
Intermountain Medical Imaging Services
Intermountain is a trusted provider of safe, accurate and state-of-the-art medical imaging services, including:
- Angiography
- Bone DEXA
- CT scans
- Diagnostic imaging
- Mammograms
- Emission Imaging (PET)
- Fluoroscopy
- MRI
- Ultrasound
- X-ray
Leading Technology
Our radiologists and imaging team are committed to keeping up with and implementing cutting-edge imaging technology that helps physicians get accurate results for thorough diagnosis and treatment:
- Results are available in the hospital network (integrated system of care)
- Research and expert based best practices for each subspecialty
- Imaging protocols are constantly being refined based on new practices and research
- Our team has clinical and technical expertise
- We provide personal care through our educated staff and with the latest technology
Personalized Care
From scheduling your exam, waiting in the waiting room, receiving the exam itself, and obtaining the results in a timely manner, we strive to provide the most comfortable care possible.
Experienced Staff
Our highly skilled imaging specialists draw from years of experience and knowledge to deliver the best quality of care possible.
Referring Providers
We provide a streamlined scheduling experience using our Intermountain Full-Service Scheduling system, which reduces admin burden and gets results back to the provider faster.
If you’re ordering a study, PAMA (Protecting Access to Medicare Act) requires an algorithm review to make sure it’s a needed test, and then assigns a number to the case, which will be needed for scheduling the patient.