Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic Imaging (DI) at MICS Group of Health Services provides high-quality medical imaging services that support the diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care of our patients. Our team works closely with referring healthcare providers to ensure imaging exams are performed safely, efficiently, and accurately.

All Diagnostic Imaging departments are connected to NORrad’s Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), allowing images to be securely stored and reviewed electronically by radiologists, enabling timely reporting and improved coordination of care.

Our departments provide imaging services for inpatients, outpatients, and emergency patients. Diagnostic Imaging staff are also available on-call outside of regular hours to support emergency cases when needed

MICS Group of Health Services

Our imaging departments offer:

X-Ray
Ultrasound
CT (Computed Tomography) at the LMH site

All imaging exams require a requisition from a referring clinician.

Requisitions can be:

Sent directly by your clinician
Faxed to the Diagnostic Imaging department
Brought to your local hospital department for booking

Appointments will be scheduled once the requisition is received

x-RAY

X-ray imaging uses a small amount of radiation to produce images of bones, lungs, and other internal structures. It is one of the most commonly used imaging tests and is quick and painless.

Most X-ray exams take only a few minutes and usually do not require special preparation

ULTRASOUND

Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of organs, tissues, and blood flow within the body. Because ultrasound does not use radiation, it is a safe and widely used imaging method.

Some ultrasound exams may require special preparation, such as fasting or drinking water before the appointment

CT (Computed Tomography) - LMH SITE

Computed Tomography (CT) scanning is available at the LMH site. CT uses advanced computer technology combined with X-rays to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the body.

CT imaging allows clinicians to examine organs, bones, soft tissues, and blood vessels in greater detail than standard X-rays. In some cases, a contrast medium may be used to improve image quality. The contrast may be taken orally or administered through an intravenous (IV) injection, depending on the type of examination being performed.

NORAD/POCKET HEALTH

Access your medical imaging and records online with PocketHealth!

Patients of MICS Group of Health Services can easily access, store, and share their medical imaging records online using Pocket Health. This secure platform allows you to view your imaging results as soon as they are finalized, anytime and from any device.

To request access, visit:

PocketHealth: Go to www.pockethealth/en-US/norrad and complete the online request form.

Have a question? Please call PocketHealth directly at 1-855-381-8522, email help@pocket.health or visit www.pockethealth.com to learn more.