Lincoln Park NJ Open MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound and X-Ray
Diagnostic Imaging Services MRI Near Lincoln Park, New Jersey
Progressive Diagnostic Imaging provides imaging services to patients near Lincoln Park, NJ, and also serves as a resource for Morris County Physicians. Lincoln Park is a borough in Morris County, New Jersey. This borough is surrounded by the towns of Pequannock NJ; Montville, NJ; Fairfield, NJ and Wayne, NJ.
Lincoln Park is home to just over 11,000 people and is considered one of the safest suburbs to live in New Jersey. Ideally located to provide a fairly short commute to New York City, Lincoln Park’s residents typically work in NYC or surrounding metro areas. Progressive Diagnostic Imaging offers Open MRI, CT Scans, Ultrasounds, and X-Ray Services for residents of Lincoln Park, New Jersey, and surrounding areas.
Open MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound, and X-Ray Services | Lincoln Park, NJ
Lincoln Park NJ Area Open MRI
– From a patient’s head, neck, spine, and chest to all extremities. Our Siemens 1.5 wide short bore Open MRI machine offers clear images for the doctor and a calm non-claustrophobic MRI experience for the patient.
Lincoln Park NJ Area CT Scan (Cat Scan) – Progressive Diagnostic Imaging offers the GE Lightspeed VCT 64 Slice CT Scanner. It can scan whole-body trauma in ten seconds without sacrificing image quality or diagnostic results. Available in nearby Riverdale, New Jersey, this machine scans as fast as 0.35 seconds per rotation, limiting patient scan time and radiation exposure up to 70%.
Lincoln Park NJ Area Ultrasound – Progressive Diagnostic Imaging offers the Samsung HS60 Ultrasound Unit machine. From its digital broadband beamformer to its powerful imaging processor, this machine gives us the ability to gather high-quality images that the doctor and patient can count on.
Lincoln Park NJ Area X-Ray – Depending on the type of X-Ray needed, the patient can be standing or lying down on our ultramodern Quantum imaging table. The most patient-friendly and comfortable table in production. Doctors can have their images and reports immediately sent to their computers.