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Radiology

Advancements in radiology technology have taken the art of diagnosing disease well beyond the simple X-ray, and Coshocton Regional Medical Center’s Radiology Department has set our sights on keeping pace. We have focused on maintaining an advanced level of imaging technology you can count on for accuracy, precision and timely results.

For further information or appointments, contact us
at 740-623-4132.

Our commitment to diagnostic technology includes the following services:

  • Providing a complete upgrade our Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) equipment
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • 3D Mammography
  • General and Vascular ultrasound
  • Nuclear Medicine Imaging (General & Cardiac)
  • Digital Radiography
  • Bone Density Services
  • Echocardiography
  • Fluoroscopy Services

We are classified as an all-digital imaging facility. Direct digital technology eliminates film or post-processing of detectors. In this format, the image can be quickly viewed for accuracy before you leave, greatly reducing callbacks for additional images.

Once your diagnostic imaging exam is complete, the image is transmitted to the radiologist for review. Radiologist services are available 24/7. With digital technology, the radiologist can zoom into an area of interest with great clarity and can readily make comparisons to other images or films you have on record. When the radiologist’s analysis is complete, the report and images are electronically transmitted over a secure connection to your physician to complete the diagnosis. The resulting benefit is timely access by our team of radiologists with a visual image response back to your physician.

Coshocton Regional Medical Center is proud to offer a broad range of digital diagnostic imaging technologies to benefit our patients. If you have questions, please contact our Diagnostic Imaging department at (740) 623-4132. For more information on Diagnostic Imaging testing and treatments, visit RadiologyInfo.org.