On-site X-rays for selected concerns
Imaging may help evaluate a possible fracture, pain after a fall, a sports injury, or certain chest concerns. An X-ray is one part of the assessment and does not show every injury. Tell the team if you are pregnant or could be pregnant before imaging. Call ahead when X-ray access is the main reason for your visit so we can discuss the exam and current availability.
Testing matched to the question
Our diagnostic services include the following when appropriate. Some concerns require a provider visit before testing, and additional laboratory work may be recommended.
- Flu, strep, COVID-19, and RSV testing
- Mono testing
- Urinalysis for urinary and related concerns
- Urine pregnancy testing
- Blood-glucose checks
- EKG testing to record the heart's electrical activity
- Respiratory testing and on-site X-rays
Understand your results and follow-up
Some results may be available during the visit. Other samples require outside laboratory processing or additional review. Timing depends on the test and circumstances; we do not promise instant results for every service. Your provider considers the findings alongside your examination and history. Ask how results will be shared and whether you need another visit, further testing, or specialty care.