Imaging Services

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Diagnostic Imaging

Our team of Board-Certified Radiologists interpret images from a variety of scans to help locate and diagnose internal abnormalities.

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Providing the most subspecialists in the area

We have physicians that have dedicated years of their lives to hone their skills in specific areas, leading to better diagnostic capabilities and care for our patients.

Specialized care

Faster results

Lower costs

X-Ray

An X-ray is the fastest and easiest way to view and assess broken bones. X-rays can show very fine hairline fractures or bone chips and can also show alignment and stabilization during healing.

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Ultrasound

Ultrasound, or sonography, obtains images from inside the human body using high frequency sound waves. As sound passes through the body, echoes are produced that identify the size of an object, its shape and consistency (solid, fluid or mixed). No radiation is used with ultrasound imaging.

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PET/CT Scan

Positron emission tomography (PET) scans use radioactive tracers injected intravenously (IV) to obtain images of the human body’s function and reveal information of health and disease. The scanner records signals that the tracers emit as they journeys through the body and is collected by targeted organs. A computer then interprets the signals into images, which reveal biological maps of normal organ function and failure of an organ system.

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Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine uses radioactive tracers to show the function of different organs within the body. These tracers are are given by intravenous injection, or swallowing a capsule. The camera used in nuclear medicine then detects the gamma rays, forming an image on the computer screen.

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MRI

The only clinic in the area with a quad of MRI machines, means patients will receive the imaging specific to their specific requirements. Four different MRI rooms with night and weekend hours allows for scheduling flexibility and fast results. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses radiowaves and a strong magnetic field to produce detailed images of body tissues and organs.

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Mammography

More women trust AMI’s Women Center to perform their mammograms than any other clinic in Nebraska. The American College of Radiology (ACR) recommends an annual screening mammogram beginning at age 40, for women with an average risk of breast cancer.

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Fluoroscopy

Fluoroscopy makes a real-time video of the movements inside a part of the body by passing x-rays through the body over a period of time.

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CT Scan

A computerized tomography (CT) scan combines a series of x-ray images taken from different angles around your body and uses computer processing to create cross-sectional slices of the bones, blood vessels and soft tissues inside your body. CT scan images provide more-detailed information than plain X-rays do.

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DEXA/Bone Densitometry

Bone Densitometry is a form of technology known as dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) or DEXA. DEXA is a quick and painless procedure for measuring bone loss. DEXA is widely used for diagnosing the presence of osteoporosis.

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AMI's CT/MRI team

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AMI's Nuclear Medicine technologists

A caring team

Advanced Medical Imaging cares about their staff- not just as employees but as family.

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"Absolutely the most efficient and professional staff of any medical office I've been to."

Jill, Patient

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"Excellent care, very efficient courteous people."

Dan, Patient

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"I absolutely love AMI - they are always so kind with any type of procedure you're having to do and they stay on schedule."

Nancy, Patient

24/7

Faster Results

Same day results on many exams. Open 7 days a week.

4-10x

Less Cost

Exams at an independent imaging center are typically much less expensive than the same exam at a hospital.

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“Everyone from reception to billing are professional and personable. They all make you feel welcome and special.”

Kimberly, Patient

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Imaging Reviews

What patients say about imaging at AMI

Google reviews from patients who came to us for MRI, CT, X-ray and ultrasound.

★★★★★

“Went for an MRI and the whole process was quick, easy, and comfortable. Staff was friendly and efficient.”

Nikki R.

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MRI

★★★★★

“Had a CT scan recently. Everything was run efficiently and on time. All staff was friendly. If I need any type of imaging in the future I will return here for sure.”

Linda M.

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CT scan

★★★★★

“I was seen quickly, the X-ray tech answered all my questions, and everyone treated me with respect. Good experience!”

Trish M.

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X-ray

★★★★★

“I went on a Saturday and didn't have any wait time. I was in and out in less than 30 min. The tech who did my MRI was very kind and made me feel safe and comfortable.”

Jill S.

Google review

Saturday MRI

★★★★★

“Was able to get an appointment quick - cost for CT scan was way cheaper than local hospital - report emailed to me within one business day of scan - overall excellent experience”

Ian D.

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CT scan

★★★★★

“I really appreciated that I was informed beforehand what was going to happen regarding my imaging and ultrasound procedures. It really eased my nervousness and made me feel more comfortable. Thank you Advanced Medical Imaging staff!”

Colton K.

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Ultrasound

Frequently Asked Questions

What preparation is necessary for my procedure?

Every procedure is different, as is every patient. At AMI, our schedulers will ask a few important questions about you and your upcoming test. The scheduler will then give you specific instructions for preparing for your examination. Some studies require specific preparations.

When will I get the results from my procedure?

AMI is proud of our focus on prompt delivery of results. For urgent studies, results are phoned immediately to your referring physician. For all other studies, results are faxed to your referring physician within 24 hours of the exam. Exceptions include imaging studies where extensive time is needed, which may take a little longer for interpretation. If you have specific concerns, please speak with your technologist.

Can I access my results through a patient portal?

Yes! AMI offers a patient portal sign up during your check in. Once registered, you will have access to your results as soon as they are ready.

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Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic Imaging

Providing the most subspecialists in the area