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If you are looking for a Diagnostic Imaging Center, it is important to know whether or not your insurance will be accepted. At Clermont Radiology, we are proud to accept the majority of health insurance plans. Listed below are the exceptions (insurances not accepted at Clermont Radiology): – Coventry Healthy Kids – Straight Medicaid – Humana Medicaid […]

How much do you know about your thyroid? Do you know the function of the thyroid, how to know when there might be a problem, or where to find detailed information about thyroid diseases? Having a general understanding of the thyroid, thyroid diseases, and how these diseases can be prevented can play a vital role

We get it. You work all day, your kids are in school, and one more appointment just simply won’t fit! If your child ever needs an x-ray or MRI, we want your visit to be as convenient as possible. So… if your child needs imaging, will he or she have to miss school? No absences

Many patients aren’t aware that when their doctor orders a diagnostic imaging exam, such as an MRI, Mammogram, or X-ray, they have a choice where they get the exam. If your doctor is affiliated with a hospital, he/she may steer you towards having it done there but did you know that the cost of the

  When you or a family member is referred to an imaging center for a CT scan, MRI or mammogram, how can you know the facility is operating with safety and quality as its priority? Positive patient reviews can give you a good idea of how your experience will be, but what about more technical

When you walk into an imaging center, it’s nice to receive a warm welcome at the front desk and be made comfortable by the technologist conducting your exam, but what about the Radiologist who reviews your exam? There are 2 areas to consider when it comes to Radiologists: training & certification. Training & Certification The

Thanks to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography scans (CT), doctors are able to effectively screen for, diagnose and treat conditions that could never be seen with the naked eye alone. Sometimes, in order to get an even better look at a desired area or organ in the body, you may receive a CT

What is Nuclear Medicine? Nuclear medicine is a unique method of imaging that is used to painlessly diagnose, determine the severity of, and treat diseases. This form of imaging is known for its ability to detect diseases in their earliest stages, often before symptoms occur or other imaging methods reveal issues. In order for the

Throughout our lives, we encounter physicians for sore throats, broken bones, and life-threatening injuries or diseases. Sometimes it’s you, and sometimes it’s your child or parent. We have all placed our trust in a doctor at one time or another, and this is the time of year to remind them how thankful we are! March

PET stands for Positron Emission Tomography and refers to a type of nuclear medicine exam. Nuclear medicine is a unique method of imaging that is used to painlessly diagnose, determine the severity of, and treat diseases. This form of imaging is known for its ability to detect diseases in their earliest stages, often before symptoms