Elkhart General Hospital Radiology 600 East Boulevard

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Location Information
600 East Boulevard,
Elkhart, IN46514
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Services we offer

  • Bone Density - DEXA Scan

    A DEXA scan uses a large scanner with X-ray technology to measure bone density (amount of calcium and other minerals in the bone). Low bone density...
    A DEXA scan uses a large scanner with X-ray technology to measure bone density (amount of calcium and other minerals in the bone). Low bone density can lead to osteoporosis, a condition where your bones become weak and break easily. DEXA scans can detect weak or brittle bones before you have a fracture. It can also be used to monitor your bone density if you’re taking medicine to treat osteoporosis.
  • CT Scan

    Beacon Health System is proud to offer computed tomography (CT) scans, a type of imaging that provides incredibly detailed, three-dimensional views...
    Beacon Health System is proud to offer computed tomography (CT) scans, a type of imaging that provides incredibly detailed, three-dimensional views of bones, muscles, organs and blood vessels. Choose from several convenient locations, all with comfortable settings and dedicated, expert staff to support your healthcare needs.
  • X-ray

    X-rays are used to look for bone fractures, tumors and more. The X-ray beam is passed through a part of your body and is captured on the other side...
    X-rays are used to look for bone fractures, tumors and more. The X-ray beam is passed through a part of your body and is captured on the other side, showing an image of your bones and other internal structures.
  • Mammography

    Mammography is the best test to detect early breast cancer and is the only test proven to reduce the death rate of breast cancer. When detected ear...
    Mammography is the best test to detect early breast cancer and is the only test proven to reduce the death rate of breast cancer. When detected early, the “cure rate” of breast cancer is greater than 90 percent. Digital mammography, including 3D mammography, is the gold standard in the detection of breast cancer.
  • Echocardiography

    This cardiac ultrasound is used to examine the heart and produces an echocardiogram (also called a heart ultrasound or heart sonogram). A standard ...
    This cardiac ultrasound is used to examine the heart and produces an echocardiogram (also called a heart ultrasound or heart sonogram). A standard echocardiogram is called a transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE). There is also a more detailed version called transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE). For learning more about the heart of a developing baby, there is a fetal echocardiogram. Learn how to schedule.
  • Image-guided breast procedures

    Screening mammograms provide pictures of breast tissue. If an area needs further evaluation, an image-guided procedure may be used. This may includ...
    Screening mammograms provide pictures of breast tissue. If an area needs further evaluation, an image-guided procedure may be used. This may include stereotactic image-guided core biopsy, ultrasound-guided core biopsy, cyst aspiration, ductography, and sentinal node mapping. Either a tissue sample or additional images will be taken by a radiologist. Schedule now.
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

    MRI scans use magnets and radio waves to create cross-sectional images of your organs, tissue and bones. These images can help your doctor detect a...
    MRI scans use magnets and radio waves to create cross-sectional images of your organs, tissue and bones. These images can help your doctor detect a variety of health concerns. Sometimes a special contrast dye is used to highlight the areas of your body being examined.

    MRI scans are commonly used to detect conditions such as:

    Arthritis, Brain aneurysms, Heart conditions, Spinal cord injuries, Stroke and Tumors
  • Nuclear medicine

    Nuclear medicine refers to a process that uses safe amounts of radioactive substances injected as a “tracer.” To capture images for diseases su...
    Nuclear medicine refers to a process that uses safe amounts of radioactive substances injected as a “tracer.” To capture images for diseases such as blood disorders, cancer, bone problems and more, the tracer releases small amounts of radiation as it moves through the body. A special camera detects the radiation and detailed images of tissue and organs are captured. Learn how to schedule.
  • Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scan/ CT Scan

    PET/CT scans use a scanner and a tracer (radioactive substance) to help your doctor see how your organs are functioning.
  • Stress test

    A stress test is performed to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate immediately before and after exercise. You will be connected to an electro...
    A stress test is performed to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate immediately before and after exercise. You will be connected to an electrocardiogram (ECG) with wires and patches. You will then ride a stationary bike, walk on a treadmill or use another type of cardio exercise machine. How your heart and lungs perform during activity help determine function levels. Talk to your provider.
  • Ultrasound

    Ultrasound tests use a small, hand held transducer (wand-like instrument) that is pressed gently against your skin in the area being examined. The ...
    Ultrasound tests use a small, hand held transducer (wand-like instrument) that is pressed gently against your skin in the area being examined. The transducer sends out high-pitched sound waves that are reflected back to the transducer. A computer analyzes the sound waves and converts them into pictures that are displayed on a monitor. Pictures or videos can be made of the ultrasound images.
  • Vascular and Interventional Radiology

    Whether you are looking to understand your health risks, are living with an ongoing heart or blood vessel problem or have experienced a life-changi...
    Whether you are looking to understand your health risks, are living with an ongoing heart or blood vessel problem or have experienced a life-changing emergency, your Beacon care team is here to help – with the information, resources and care you need.

Elkhart General Hospital Radiology

Radiology encompasses a wide variety of diagnostic tools and procedures that can be used to diagnose everything from a fractured wrist, pregnancy, or a tumor. At the Elkhart General Hospital Radiology Center, we strive to bring you the most up-to-date technologies available, while also embracing innovative and cutting-edge techniques to make your diagnostic process simpler, safer and as accurate as possible. Elkhart General Hospital is a Low-Dose Center of Excellence for computed tomography (CT). We’re one of only four hospitals in the nation to receive this designation. As a Low-Dose Center of Excellence, we pioneer efforts to reduce CT radiation doses and improve patient outcomes.
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