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Why choose NY imaging specialists?

Our mission at NY Imaging Specialists is to provide the highest-quality advanced imaging in a patient-centered and compassionate environment, with the comfort and convenience of being close to home. We are an ACR-accredited facility with accreditation in MRI, CT, PET/CT, and Ultrasound.

Why choose WNY Imaging Group?

State-of-the-art technology, highly trained and experienced technologists and radiologists, all in a warm, friendly environment. Schedule your appointment at a WNY Imaging Group center. There are a few things you should know and do before you come to WNY Imaging Group for your procedure.

Why choose Nymi for diagnostic radiology?

NYMI Associates, the preferred diagnostic radiology and imaging practice, is well-known for the safest, most effective, and accountable delivery of patient care by specialty trained board certified radiologists and their staff, using the latest technology and customized personal attention. If visiting NYMI please follow the guidelines below.

What kind of imaging services does the Imaging Center offer?

Our patient-oriented imaging center provides caring and compassionate experience for our patients. We recognize the necessity of radiologic imaging in our patients care; therefore we offer diagnostic CT scans, PET/CT scan, PET/Bone scan, and Ultrasound.

What is MRI used for?

MRI or Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a technique used to get detailed images of the organs and tissues within your body. It is a non-invasive, needle-free, safe procedure that uses magnetic fields or radio frequencies to generate anatomical images required for your diagnosis.

How long does it take to get an MRI?

A computer, operated by a technologist, is used to manage the scanning procedure which is located in an adjacent room to keep it away from the magnetic field generated by the scanner. The technologist can see and converse with you from the other room. An MRI usually can take 10-30 minutes, depending upon specific requirements. You are allowed to have a family member or a friend with you during the exam.

What is a 3.0T scanner?

The latest advancements in MR with the sophisticated engineering of a 3.0T wide bore system . This new scanner offers a whole new level of precision imaging with revolutionary coil technology and hyper-acceleration techniques. The intelligent design incorporates machine learning methodologies and cloud-based analytics targeted to reduce scan times, exam time variability, and improve image consistency. Compatible with industry-first AIR Technology coils, both patients and users can now experience a new kind of freedom in coil positioning and ultra-lightweight comfort.

How long does it take to run an IV contrast?

IV contrast requires a simple kidney function blood test that we can run in office in under 5 minutes. No other preparation is required.

Can you hold your breath during an MRI?

Once you are inside the MRI machine, you may be asked to hold your breath depending on the type of scan begins, if you aren’t comfortable, you may be given headphone s to block the noise.

Can you wear jewelry on a scan?

Regardless of the type of scan a patient may receive, it is very important that the patient avoids clothing with any metal zippers, underwire bras, metal clasps, or jewelry. Also, please notify the ordering physician if there is any chance that you may be pregnant.

What is NYMI Associates?

NYMI Associates, the preferred diagnostic radiology and imaging practice, is well-known for the safest, most effective, and accountable delivery of patient care by specialty trained board certified radiologists and their staff, using the latest technology and customized personal attention.

What is 3D mammography?

3-D Tomosynthesis Mammography is a new FDA-approved mammography technology that produces a series of 1mm thick, 3-dimensional digital images of the breast. Breast abnormalities such as masses, distortions, and asymmetric densities are better visualized with 3-D mammography. As reported in JAMA (6/25/2014), the addition of tomosynthesis to digital mammography is associated with a statistically significant increase in cancer detection rate and a decrease in recall rate.

Is New York Medical Imaging a lung cancer screening center?

New York, NY (July 11, 2014) — [New York Medical Imaging Associates ] has been designated a Lung Cancer Screening Center by the American College of Radiology (ACR).

What is WNY imaging?

WNY Imaging Group offers a full spectrum of diagnostic services in support of women’s health such as mammography, bone densitometry and ultrasound.

Where to go for chest xrays?

Patients needing Chest X-rays should go to either an urgent care center or hospital . We will respectfully decline your appointment if the above mentioned policies are not adhered to. If you have any questions please feel free to give us a call at 716-855-2866. Your patience during this time is appreciated.

Why are we staggering patient appointments?

We are staggering our patient appointments to give us more time to properly sanitize our machines and furniture

Can physicians review patients' exam images?

Physicians can review patients’ exam images and reports here.

Can you wait in a vehicle for an imaging test?

Unless you require assistance, we ask that ONLY the person scheduled for the imagin g test enter the building. We ask those individuals accompanying patients requiring assistance to wait in a vehicle.

Introducing Connect

We are committed to providing the highest quality care to our patients. To this end, we are implementing Epic, a single health record system. Along with Epic, we are introducing our new patient portal — Connect — which will give you detailed, trustworthy information about your health.

Medical Records

To request a medical record, please visit Medical Records for more information.

What was the first radiology center to use a PACS system?

St. Joseph’s Imaging was the first Radiology Center to move to a Picture Archival Communication System or PACS. This digital system benefited our patients in many ways. It allowed us to read exams on computer monitors, archive those exams on a computer server and read the images from multiple locations. The difference between film and digital images is much like the difference between your old camera and the newest digital one.

Why do we need an EHR?

An EHR makes it easier for you to take a more active, informed role in managing your own health-care needs, empowering you to better understand your medical conditions, treatments, and preventive regimes and ensure that all members of your healthcare team are fully informed about your medical history.