MedStar Health: Radiology at Bel Air

Name: Radiology at Bel Air | 21015 | MedStar Health
Address: 12 MedStar Blvd. 1st Floor, Bel Air, MD, 21015, US
Telephone: 443-625-5430

Front of MedStar Health building at Bel Air, Maryland

12 MedStar Blvd.

1st Floor

Bel Air, MD 21015

miles away

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Welcome to MedStar Radiology Network at Bel Air

Our imaging specialists offer convenient radiology care in Harford County so you don’t have to go far for your family’s imaging needs.

Our radiologists are experts in their subspecialties, so you can expect the highest level of accuracy in your imaging reports. And, you can count on us to guide you as you seek diagnosis and/or treatment.

Our radiology centers participate with most major health insurance plans. Please contact your insurance company to make sure your plan is covered. A referral is required for all services when booking an appointment.

All services are by appointment except for some X-ray studies. X-rays can be done on a walk-in basis unless the referral requires a bone survey, scoliosis study, arthrogram, or injections.

Our services

CT scans (Computed Tomography)

CT Lung Cancer Screening

DEXA Scans (Bone Density Screening)

Therapeutic Joint Injections

X-ray

Our services

Our state-of-the-art imaging center provides the following imaging services in Bel Air:

3D Mammography: 3D mammography offers a fast and convenient option for baseline and routine breast cancer screenings, made more comfortable with SmartCurve™ technology.
Biopsies: A biopsy is a simple procedure that removes a sample of abnormal tissue for further testing.
Computed Tomography (CT): CT scans provide detailed images of blood vessels, bones, and soft tissues. It may be used to diagnose anything from injury to heart disease, or to track the progression or treatment effectiveness for cancer.
Bone Density Screening: DEXA scans uses x-ray technology to assess bone density and help diagnose diseases such as osteoporosis.
MRI: An MRI produces detailed images of the inside of your body. An MRI can help diagnose a variety of internal injuries, such as a blood clot or abnormal growth.
Ultrasound: Ultrasounds produce real-time images for a variety of uses including monitoring pregnancy, guiding doctors during biopsies, and identifying tumors in organs and soft tissues.
X-rays: An X-ray captures an image of the inside of your body. X-ray technology may also be used in a fluoroscopy test that captures a moving image, similar to a video. This provides a clearer view of the digestive, reproductive, respiratory, skeletal, and urinary systems.