Experience the Difference.
individualized, state-of-the-art services including
3D Digital Mammography, 3D Whole Breast Ultrasound,
Bone Densitometry, and General/Cardiovascular Ultrasound.
Mobile Mammography
mammography, bringing the comfort and convenience
3D of a mobile mammogram to your family practice,
OBGYN office or corporation.
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Walk-in's and same day appointments available.
All insurance accepted.
3D Accuracy
State of the Art Technology and 3D Mammography Means Greater Accuracy
100% Dedicated Experts
100% Breast-Dedicated Radiologists Focusing on Clinical Excellence
Fast Screening Results
Why Wait? You'll Get Your Screening Results Quickly
Welcome to Women’s Imaging Specialists
Women’s Imaging Specialists (WIS) provides state-of-the-art imaging with 2D/3D digital mammography, breast ultrasound, general ultrasound, and bone densitometry services. We provide compassionate, individualized, ethical care with a focus on the early detection of breast cancer and osteoporosis. Our team takes prides in being the best at what we do and making a difference in the lives our patients and our community. Come experience the difference.
Our Services
We are dedicated to providing an exceptional experience and exceptionally accurate results.
2D/3D Screening and Diagnostic Mammography
3D captures multiple slices of breast images, all at different angles. The images are brought together to create crystal-clear 3D reconstruction of the breast.
3D Automated Whole Breast Ultrasound
This ultrasound is specifically designed for woman with dense breast tissue. Women with dense breast tissue have a 4- 6 times greater risk of developing breast cancer when compared to woman with non-dense tissue.
Targeted Diagnostic Breast Ultrasound
Ultrasounds are sometimes used to evaluate breast problems that are found during a screening or diagnostic mammogram. This exam uses high-frequency sound waves to produce pictures inside the body.
Bone Densitometry
A bone densitometry, or bone density scan, uses dual-energy x-rays to measure bone loss. The most common areas of interest are the hips and lower spine.
Cardiovascular and General Ultrasound
A General Diagnostic Ultrasound provides real-time images of the major organs of the body. This type of Ultrasound may be used to diagnose abdominal aortic aneurysms, renal masses, gallstones, pancreatic masses, liver disease, splenic infections or common bile duct obstructions.
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