Salem Radiologists at Salem Community Hospital, Ohio

Caring Service - Quality Diagnosis - Latest Technology

Salem Community Hospital - Salem, Ohio
Area's Only Hospital with 3T Open MRI and Dual-128 CT Technology

 

 

3T Open MRI - Twice the MRI Strength, Twice the Speed, Twice the Quality
3T MRI - opening with smiling childLargest 3T Open MRI
for Claustophobics and
Patients up to 550 lbs.
breast mri3T Breast MRI - Most Advanced Imaging with MRI Biopsy
3T MRI - Spine - whole body3T MRI - imaging the Whole Spine Quickly
3T MRI - Knee3T MRI - Most Detailed Images of the Shoulders, Knees, and Joints
3T MRI - brain3T MRI - Highest Quality and Fastest Brain Imaging Available
3T MRI - Kidneys3T MRI - Advanced Body Imaging Including Prostate Imaging for Early Cancer Detection

 

Dual-128 CT - Fastest CT studies, lowest radiation dose, sharpest images, quality interpretation and consultations.
Most Advanced
Digital Mammography
3D Cardiac CT
Heart Imaging
3D Virtual CT Colonoscopy
Colon Cancer Screening
$99 3D Low-Dose CT
Lung Cancer Screening
3D CT Urogram
Kidney and Bladder
3D Dual-128 CT
Fastest Scanner
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What is a Radiologist?

Radiologists are medical physicians who specialize in diagnosing diseases using medical imaging. Radiologists are the eyes of medicine working with primary care and specialty physicians to diagnose and care for the ill. 

 

What is Salem Radiologists?

Salem Radiologists, Inc., provides quality diagnostic radiology services to the Salem Community Hospital in Salem, Ohio.

 

Where are you Located?

We are located in Northeastern Ohio, one hour south of Cleveland and 30 minutes south of Youngstown. Our address is 2094 East State Street, Suite E, Salem, Ohio 44460. Please call us at 330-337-6140.

 

What does a Radiologist Do?

Radiologists use x-rays, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and MR angiography (MRA), mammography, nuclear medicine (NM), positron emission tomography (PET/CT), and perform angiography to image the body. Radiologists also perform invasive procedures using these technologies.