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For questions regarding the patient portal, call 910.323.2209, option 4. Having issues logging into your patient portal? Please contact our Medical Records department at (910) 323-2209 ext. 186 or info@valleyregionalimaging.com
If you visit our Fayetteville office, you can access the patient portal log in here to view reports, communicate with the VRI staff or view your patient visit summary. If you have visited our Lumberton office, you can access the patient portal log-in here to review reports, communicate with the VRI staff or view your patient visit summary.
Having issues logging into your patient portal? Please contact our Medical Records department at (910) 323-2209 ext. 186 or info@valleyregionalimaging.com
PO Box 642. Indianapolis, IN 46206-0642.
Valley Regional Imaging accepts all major credit cards for payment. If you have any questions or concerns about paying your bill online, please contact our billing team at 910.323.2209 ext. 103 or by email at scheduling@valleyregionalimaging.com.
At Valley Regional Imaging, we know that easy access to your patients’ records and referral information is important. That’s why we provide digital access to PACs, RIS, forms and more on our referring provider portal.
VRI provider scheduling portal allows referring offices to easily refer patients to VRI. This program allows schedulers at referring offices to view reports, monitor appointments status and schedule new exams.
Our friendly scheduling team is available Monday-Thursday 7:30am – 5:30pm and on Friday 7:30am – 5:00pm. We look forward to speaking with you soon!
Click here to schedule your annual screening mammogram using our online appointment request form or call us at 910.323.2209.
According to the American Cancer Society, women age 40 and older should have a mammogram every year and should continue to do so for as long as they are in good health.
Before scheduling a Digital Mammogram, the ACS and other specialty organizations recommend that you discuss any new findings or problems in your breasts with your Physician. In addition, inform your Physician of any prior surgeries, hormone use and family or personal history of breast cancer.