south jersey radiology patient portal sign up

Why choose South Jersey radiology?

HOW DO I REGISTER? Approximately five business days after your test, we will send a link to the email you verified on the day of your testing. When you click on the link, you will be taken to our SJRA Patient Portal and prompted to create a password. Your password must be at least eight characters in length.

How do I register for the SJRA patient portal?

The South Jersey Radiology Difference! Since 1938, the South Jersey Radiology (SJRA) staff is comprised of Board Certified Radiologists who have sub-specialty training — that is, specific expertise in neuroradiology, body imaging, bone joint imaging, cardiac imaging, nuclear radiology, and women’s imaging.

What kind of imaging technology does NJD offer?

The South Jersey Radiology Difference! Since 1938, the South Jersey Radiology (SJRA) staff is comprised of Board Certified Radiologists who have sub-specialty training — that is, specific expertise in neuroradiology, body imaging, bone joint imaging, cardiac imaging, nuclear radiology, and women’s imaging.

Where can I get test results in southern New Jersey?

Top Radiology specialists in Mens & Women's imaging including digital mammography, bone density, ultrasound & breast imaging testing. Best radiologists in South Jersey. Award-winning medical imaging & diagnostic imaging services: Voorhees, Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Turnersville & throughout Camden County NJ.

How do you set up a South Jersey Radiology patient portal?

HOW DO I REGISTER? Approximately five business days after your test, we will send a link to the email you verified on the day of your testing. When you click on the link, you will be taken to our SJRA Patient Portal and prompted to create a password. Your password must be at least eight characters in length.

Does Sjra have open MRI?

South Jersey Radiology Associates (SJRA) is pleased to announce our latest MR scanner, the ultra-high field open bore VERIO. ... Currently, patients too large to fit inside the bore of a high-field MRI magnet have image studies done in open MRI systems with low-field magnets.Dec 12, 2008