Mobile X-ray services provide diagnostic imaging (X-rays) at a patient’s location, such as their home, nursing facility, or hospital room. It offers a convenient alternative to traditional X-ray facilities, especially for patients with mobility issues.

• Elderly or disabled individuals
• Patients in nursing homes or assisted living facilities
• Post-surgery patients with limited mobility
• Those unable to travel due to illness or injury
• Patients that prefer not to travel due to time constraints, health concerns, or a preference for staying at home

Yes, mobile X-ray machines use the same technology as those in hospitals and clinics. The portable units are highly sophisticated, producing high-quality diagnostic images.

Yes, mobile X-rays are as safe as traditional X-rays. Radiologic technologists follow strict safety protocols, including minimizing radiation exposure with lead aprons and shields.

Yes, mobile X-rays are as safe as traditional X-rays. Radiologic technologists follow strict safety protocols, including minimizing radiation exposure with lead aprons and shields.

No special preparation is usually required. However, depending on the type of X-ray, the patient may need to remove metal objects or wear a gown provided by the technologist.

Once the X-rays are taken, they are transmitted digitally to a licensed radiologist, who interprets the images. The results are then sent to the referring physician, typically on the same day but not longer than 24 hours.

X-rays involve a small amount of radiation exposure, but the risk is minimal. Providers follow strict safety standards to ensure patient safety.