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How do I contact Valley regional imaging?

Welcome to Valley Regional Imaging. Valley Regional Imaging (VRI) is an independent outpatient imaging center providing a wide range of radiology services for patients and referring physicians in the greater Cumberland and surrounding county areas. Learn More. VRI Imaging Center.

How do I contact the Valley Medical Group patient portal?

Patient Portal - Valley Radiology Imaging Access your reports and images online! GET STARTED Two ways to get started: Create a new account to see your complete exam history. Click on “Need an Account?” to begin. Where available, use your Portal Pass provided during your visit and enter the iCode to see your exam results. Reports

What kind of information can I retrieve from Valley Hospital?

Sign up for the Hospital Portal If you do no have an email invitation link, please request access by calling (603) 543-6960 or email HospitalPortal@VRH.org. Our team will provide you with an MRN number to sign up for an account. The initial sign up can NOT be done on your cell phone. Provider Offices Portal

What is the WCAG link for the valley patient portal?

Valley Radiology. Connect. Are you a patient? Click here. Sign Up for an Account.

The Valley Hospital Patient Portal

Retrieve Valley Hospital-related medical information such as lab results, diagnostic imaging results, medications received while in the hospital, and a record of appointments for hospital services. You'll be asked at the time of your registration if you would like to sign up.

Valley Medical Group Patient Portal

Access your medical history, pay your bills, view summaries of your appointments, send secure messages to Valley Medical Group providers, review prescriptions and more.

Fertility Center Portal: eIVF

eIVF is an easy-to-use online system for managing care received from The Valley Hospital Fertility Center.

The Cures Act

Valley is committed to providing rapid access to your healthcare records and results. Read frequently asked questions regarding the 21st Century Cures Act.

What is MRI scan?

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses magnetic waves to create 2D and 3D images of the inside of the body. The scans get sent to a computer where the technicians and specialists can study the images and share them with your doctor.

What is an x-ray?

An x-ray is among the most quick, painless and informative tests available to detect or diagnose health issues. From detecting a broken leg to determining if a patient has pneumonia, x-rays can provide the facts doctors need to treat patients effectively.

How long does it take to get a CT scan?

However, this is usually a relatively simple procedure and most CT scans only take about 10-15 minutes to complete.

What is ultrasound used for?

An ultrasound uses sound waves to produce images called sonograms. These tests are famous for allowing expectant mothers a peak at their child months before he or she is born. But they can also help doctors see all types of body tissues, detecting problems and determining the best treatment options.

What is nuclear medicine?

A small amount of radioactive material (tracer), which given to the patient (it may be injected, swallowed as a pill, or inhaled as a gas). A special camera is used during the test that detects the tracer as it moves through the body or is absorbed by body tissues.