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Moving to Wilde Lake Pavilion from Columbia Medical Center

Read for more information about our upcoming changes to Wilde Lake Pavilion, including expanded imaging services for stereotactic breast biopsy and DEXA exams. Wilde Lake Pavilion will offer dedicated imaging suites, Suite 300 will continue to offer MRI, CT, and X-ray. Our newest Suite 202 will offer mammography, ultrasound, and DEXA exams.

Update to Second Opinion Readings

Effective July 1, 2026, second opinion interpretations will no longer be available for outpatient/ambulatory imaging studies unless an exception has been requested. This change does not apply to breast imaging exams. Read more to find out about the criteria to receive an exception and the contact to request a second opinion interpretation.

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How AI is Integrated in Breast Imaging at Johns Hopkins

Learn more about AI in breast imaging from Dr. Pouneh Razavi, director of breast imaging in the National Capital Region. Dr. Razavi speaks on how artificial intelligence is enhancing breast imaging and helping support earlier, more accurate diagnoses.

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Open Versus Closed MRIs

A common misconception around MRIs is that an “open MRI” provides a better experience for claustrophobic patients despite its many drawbacks. Learn more about the differences on the MRIs offered at all Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging locations.