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What services does the imaging center of Idaho offer?

The Imaging Center of Idaho offers a wide range of imaging services to provide you and your physician with an understanding of what's going on inside your body. Our imaging services include:

How do I request an account with Imaging Healthcare Specialists?

Follow the patient portal link to request an account. Imaging Healthcare Specialists is proud to offer MyIHS Online. MyIHS Online secure and personal tools makes it possible to access and manage your medical records at any time, from any computer. And much more! Did you know that you have the right to choose your own imaging provider?

Why choose Imaging Healthcare Specialists (IHS)?

If your doctor has recommended a diagnostic imaging test, or if you are self-referring for a screening test or mammogram, we think you’ll prefer having that test at Imaging Healthcare Specialists (IHS). Why?

Did You Know you can choose your own imaging provider?

Did you know that you have the right to choose your own imaging provider? If your doctor has recommended a diagnostic imaging test, or if you are self-referring for a screening test or mammogram, we think you’ll prefer having that test at Imaging Healthcare Specialists (IHS). Why?

What is the Imaging Center of Idaho?

The Imaging Center of Idaho is designed with patient comfort in mind. Our MR suite is large and spacious with large southwest facing windows for comforting natural lighting, where patients may relax and listen to their favorite Satellite radio station while undergoing their exams. Our accredited, highly trained technologists will make every effort to make even the most anxious patient comfortable.

What to wear for MRI in Idaho?

The Imaging Center of Idaho offers hospital scrubs tops and bottoms to wear if needed.

How does MRI work?

MRI essentially takes slices like slicing a loaf of bread, in any direction, (top-bottom/ side-to side, or front to back).

What is the best imaging for a patient with injuries?

With the ability to tailor the exam to a particular medical question and the unparalleled view it provides inside the body, MRI is the imaging option of choice for the diagnosis of many types of injuries and conditions.

What is MRI used for?

MRI is Ideal for: Diagnosing multiple sclerosis (MS) Diagnosing tumors of the brain. Diagnosing strokes in their earliest stages. Diagnosing infections in the brain, spine, abdomen or joints. Diagnosing tendonitis. Visualizing torn ligaments in the wrist, knee and ankle, shoulder, and Elbow. Evaluating masses in the soft tissues ...

What part of the body can be seen by MRI?

MRI can image virtually any part of the body, including the brain, spine, internal organs, muscle groups, tendons and ligaments, bones, central nervous system, and flowing blood in virtually any part of the body to distinguish possible areas of concern.

How long does an MRI last?

During the MRI, patients are required to remain completely still during each imaging sequence, which may last 2 to 6 minutes or a total exam time of 30 to 60 minutes. This is a non-invasive procedure so patients can relax and often nap during these tests.

What is Ultrasound?

Ultrasound uses sound waves to look at the internal organs of the body. A special instrument, called a transducer, has tiny crystals inside that, when excited by an electrical current, emit sound waves above the audible range of sound. The sound waves are sent into the body and bounce off internal organs.

What makes our Ultrasound Different?

We have the newest Ultrasound machine available on the market. Our Toshiba Aplio has a special feature called Harmonics. Harmonics allows the technologist to enhance the Ultrasound image with the push of the button.