Medical Imaging and Screening
Medical imaging and cancer screening are two "surveillance" strategies designed to ensure early diagnoses and optimize patient health. Imaging is a field of medicine in which doctors use a variety of techniques and processes to create renderings of the human body. Screening incorporates additional technologies and processes to identify individuals with a high probability of developing cancer or other illnesses. Together, medical imaging and screening are critical to the prevention, diagnosis, and healing of cancer.
This directory of medical imaging and screening centers is designed to help you locate the facility you need. Whether you are seeking a second medical opinion, or you just want to find an imaging or screening center close to home, we hope that this database makes your healing journey a little smoother.
Browse by state
- Alabama (179)
- Alaska (29)
- Arizona (275)
- Arkansas (97)
- California (1,937)
- Colorado (173)
- Connecticut (278)
- Delaware (122)
- Florida (1,264)
- Georgia (419)
- Hawaii (33)
- Idaho (49)
- Illinois (474)
- Indiana (263)
- Iowa (56)
- Kansas (116)
- Kentucky (176)
- Louisiana (229)
- Maine (34)
- Maryland (349)
- Massachusetts (196)
- Michigan (373)
- Minnesota (85)
- Mississippi (100)
- Missouri (227)
- Montana (27)
- Nebraska (44)
- Nevada (125)
- New Hampshire (44)
- New Jersey (627)
- New Mexico (47)
- New York (1,050)
- North Carolina (307)
- North Dakota (13)
- Ohio (618)
- Oklahoma (165)
- Oregon (149)
- Pennsylvania (822)
- Rhode Island (69)
- South Carolina (161)
- South Dakota (15)
- Tennessee (229)
- Texas (1,167)
- Utah (95)
- Vermont (6)
- Virginia (271)
- Washington (209)
- West Virginia (41)
- Wisconsin (164)
- Wyoming (23)
Choosing medical imaging and screening: what to know
Imaging and screening centers provide mammograms, CT, MRI, PET and ultrasound scans, used both to screen for cancer and to diagnose and monitor it.
Your doctor will usually order the test and may have a preferred center. Ask for the images and report to be sent to your care team, and ask about cost before scheduling.
Questions to ask
- Is the facility accredited for this test?
- How soon will results reach my doctor?
- Do they accept my insurance or Medicare, and what will I pay out of pocket?
Where to check
Listings are provided for information only and may be out of date. Know Cancer does not endorse any provider. Please confirm details directly with the provider.