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Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging

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Serving communities in suburban Baltimore and Washington, D.C. area with convenient weekday, weekend and evening appointment hours.
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Our experienced radiologists read and interpret over a million medical images every year.
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Access your reports and schedule online appointments for select exams through our Patient Portal (MyChart).
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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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Concerned about bad weather?

In the event of severe weather conditions that could cause a disruption in our normal operating hours, you will be notified by our team if your appointment needs to be rescheduled. If you have concerns during a weather event about our office hours, please call the office location where your exam is scheduled.
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March is Colon Cancer Awarness Month

Colonoscopies are critical to helping prevent and screen for colon cancer. Virtual colonoscopies are a safer, less invasive, and more accessible to patients than traditional colonoscopies. Read more. 

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Access our new Breast Health Resource page

Looking for information about you annual mammogram? Check out our new 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.