High-detail imaging using magnetic fields to evaluate soft tissues, joints, the brain, spine, and internal organs without ionizing radiation.
Cross-sectional imaging that provides detailed views of bones, organs, and blood vessels to support diagnosis and treatment planning.
Non-invasive ultrasound imaging used to assess organs, soft tissues, and blood flow throughout the body.
Evaluates blood flow and circulation in arteries and veins to help detect blockages or vascular disease.
Ultrasound imaging of the heart used to assess structure, function, and blood flow in real time.
Specialized ultrasound technique that measures liver stiffness to assess fibrosis and liver health.
Diagnostic X-ray imaging used to evaluate bones, joints, lungs, and other internal structures.
Low-dose imaging used to measure bone density and assess fracture risk or osteoporosis.
Breast imaging services offering diagnostic mammography and screening through the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) for eligible patients.
Functional imaging using small amounts of radiotracer to assess organ function and support diagnosis.
Identifies bone abnormalities such as fractures, infection, arthritis, or metastatic disease.
A nuclear stress test that evaluates blood flow to the heart muscle and helps detect coronary artery disease.
