Welcome

Community Radiology of Virginia is more than a place for imaging tests...we’re a caring resource to help you toward a healthier future. We provide the most advanced diagnostic imaging tests currently available and a staff of board-certified physicians and licensed technologists who truly care about your well being.

Whether you require routine tests that are
performed annually, or a more comprehensive
procedure, Community Radiology ensures that you receive the personalized care you deserve.

Our experienced and caring staff is committed to providing your physician with timely reports that will aid in earlier treatment.

Our compassionate team takes special care to perform your tests according to established protocols. This ensures that your test results are of the highest caliber, reducing the possibility that you'll have to undergo a procedure again.

Cost Savings Compared to Local Hospitals

If you would like to see the money that you can save by imaging with Community Radiology compare our prices below to the local hospitals found at www.comparecarewv.gov

• MRI without contrast $1000.00
• MRI with/and without contrast $1500.00


• CT without contrast $ 475.00
• CT with/and without contrast $575.00

• ULTRASOUND
Neck(thyroid) $ 300.00
Chest 300.00
Breast 100.00
Abdomen 300.00
Retroperitoneal 150.00
Obstetric 300.00
Pelvic 300.00
Transvaginal 350.00
Scrotum 300.00
Extremity 250.00
Carotid 450.00


• MAMMOGRAM
(Digital Mammography with CAD)
Routine 293.00
Diagnostic 293.00


All prices include the Professional Interpretation Fee

Imaging Services

__ • High Field MRI
(Magnetic Resonance Imaging) exams are an advanced way of looking inside a patient’s body through radio waves and a magnetic field to show the soft tissue structures and organs. MRIs are used to diagnose problems of the brain and spine, for detecting tumors, infection and conditions that affect blood flow.

Our MRI affords claustrophobic and/or larger-than-average patients a more comfortable MRI experience.

__ • Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA) is a type of MRI that provides a picture of blood vessels. With MRA, both the blood flow and condition of the vessels can be seen.

__ • Multi-Detection CT (Computed Axial Tomography) is used to diagnose a wide variety of medical conditions. The scanner takes a circular X-ray and combined with computer technology produces detailed cross sections of internal organs. Sometimes a substance is used to enhance the contrast of the image.

Our new CT offers faster scans and higher definitions images. This equates to increased patient comfort and improves the accuracy of the study.

We also now offer non-invasive Cardiac CT - more information

__ • General Radiography uses X-rays to
look deep inside the body and accurately assess any conditions that may require further attention, or confirm your good health. With your safety the utmost concern, Community Radiology uses only the latest film-screen combinations to optimize image quality, while minimizing radiation exposure. For most routine exams, same-day appointments are
available.

__ • Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans are performed to diagnose various cancers, cardiac, and neurological conditions. PET scans often reveal
conditions that are undetected with
traditional MRI and CT exams.