Start with the question, not the machine
Most patients do not arrive knowing whether they need an MRI, a CT or an ultrasound. These pages start from the body area and the concern, then route you to the study that answers it.
- Eight clinical focus areasCOVERAGE
- MRI, CT, ultrasound, mammography, X-rayALL MODALITIES
- Board-certified subspecialty readsRADIOLOGY
- Reports to your physician24-48 HRS
Choose the area you have questions about
Each page lists the conditions we look for, a routing table matching questions to studies, and what to expect on the day.
Breast Imaging
Breast imaging in Glendale: 3D mammography, breast ultrasound, Sonocine automated whole-breast ultrasound and breast MRI, read by board-certified radiologists.
ExploreBrain & Neurological Imaging
Brain and neurological imaging in Glendale, CA. 3 Tesla MRI and CT for headaches, memory change, MS, stroke follow-up and pituitary or seizure workups.
ExploreCardiovascular Imaging
Heart and vascular imaging in Glendale, CA. Coronary calcium scoring, cardiac CT and cardiac MRI to assess risk, structure and function without a hospital stay.
ExploreLung & Chest Imaging
Lung imaging in Glendale, CA. Low-dose CT lung cancer screening, nodule follow-up and chest X-ray, interpreted by board-certified radiologists.
ExploreMusculoskeletal Imaging
MSK imaging in Glendale, CA. High-resolution joint and spine MRI, ultrasound and X-ray for sports injuries, arthritis, back pain and pre-surgical planning.
ExploreAbdominal & Body Imaging
Abdominal and pelvic imaging in Glendale, CA. Ultrasound, CT and MRI for liver, kidney, gallbladder, pancreas and unexplained abdominal pain.
ExploreOncology Imaging
Cancer imaging in Glendale, CA. Staging, treatment response and surveillance studies with consistent protocols and comparison against your prior scans.
ExploreWomen's Health Imaging
Women's imaging in Glendale, CA. Pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound, pelvic MRI, mammography and bone health imaging in one calm outpatient center.
ExploreFocus areas and service pages work together
If you already know which exam you need, go straight to the services section. If you are starting from a symptom, a family history or a physician's concern, start here, every focus area links out to the specific exams that answer it, and to preventive screening where a screening path exists.
Frequently asked questions
What is a focus area?
A focus area groups imaging by the part of the body or the question you have, rather than by the machine used. It helps you find the right study when you do not already know which scan you need.
How is this different from your services pages?
Service pages explain a single exam such as MRI or CT. Focus area pages start with your symptom or concern and route you to whichever exam answers it best.
Do I still need a referral?
Most insurance-covered diagnostic imaging requires a physician order. Self-pay preventive screening generally does not. Call (818) 679-2867 and we will confirm.
Can you help me choose?
Yes. Our scheduling team works with your physician's order, and our radiologists advise on protocol selection when a question could be answered more than one way.