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Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging

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Our Locations
Serving communities in suburban Baltimore and Washington, D.C. area with convenient weekday, weekend and evening appointment hours.
About Us
Our experienced radiologists read and interpret over a million medical images every year.
Patient Information
Access your reports and schedule online appointments for select exams through our Patient Portal (MyChart).
iConnect
Use the physician portal to access reports and images for your patients online.

Exams and Procedures

We offer a range of medical imaging services including:

Not all services are available at each location. Our schedulers will guide you to the location most convenient for your specific examination or procedure.

Announcements

 
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Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging- Green Spring Station is now in Pavilion III!

Expanding our services to meet you needs. Our comprehensive center brings NEW 3T and 1.5T MRI, Ultrasound, X-Ray and Women's Imaging Suite.  

For CT patients only, if you have an appointment with us, please visit our CT suite in Pavilion I. 

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Additional exams available through MyChart Self-Scheduling

Mammogram screenings, ultrasound, CT and DEXA can be self-scheduled through our Patient Portal (MyChart).

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Access our Breast Health Resource page

Looking for information about you annual mammogram? Check out our resource page with articles and videos that will answer any questions you might have.

Learn More

Virtual Colonoscopy Q&A

Virtual colonoscopy is a minimally invasive alternative to conventional colonoscopy (endoscopy) that screens the colon and rectum for polyps and early cancer before symptoms occur. Karen Horton, M.D., professor and Chair of Radiology, discusses what is involved in the procedure, how to prepare and the benefits of virtual colonoscopy over conventional colonoscopy.

Addressing Facts and Fears in the Face of Breast Cancer

According to American Cancer Society, 1 in 8 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Johns Hopkins experts Susan Harvey, director of breast imaging; Lisa Jacobs, breast surgeon; and Michele Manahan, plastic and reconstructive surgeon, address the facts about breast cancer.