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When it comes to imaging—accuracy is everything
From state-of-the-art technology to accurately interpreting the details of every scan, we’re all about precision. Because with the right results, we’ll know exactly how to guide your care.
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Why choose Northwell Health Imaging?

We see every scan as a map to your well-being. That's why we deliver precision imaging services, with tiny details pointing the way to the right diagnosis and treatment. And with multiple imaging centers throughout the New York area—plus evening and weekend hours available—we'll uncover a clearer picture of your health, close to home and on your schedule.

  • Highly specialized radiologists: Our approximately 250 radiologists perform more than 2 million medical scans a year. They read a high volume of the same kinds of images every day, with each radiologist focusing on a specific body part or clinical area, such as neurology or orthopedics—ensuring the highest level of precision.
     
  • Integrated care: If you need care, you’ll have quick and seamless access to Northwell’s wide breadth of world-class specialists. Our radiologists remain part of your care team, collaborating every step of the way.
     
  • Diagnostic Center of Excellence: Northwell Health Imaging is the first radiology practice in New York state designated by the American College of Radiology as a Diagnostic Center of Excellence, based on our efficient, safe, high-quality care, so you know you're in the very best hands.
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