Good Samaritan’s Diagnostic Radiology Department provides comprehensive digital radiography and fluoroscopy services. All radiography rooms are equipped with advanced Digital Radiography (DR) systems, which capture images instantly and transfer them directly to a computer for immediate review. DR improves efficiency, enhances image quality, and uses less than half the radiation of traditional x-ray systems, significantly reducing exposure for patients.
Digital radiography
Fluoroscopy
Radiology services available at three outpatient sites throughout Knox County
Diagnostic Radiology is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by Registered Radiologic Technologists.
We are committed to providing safe, high-quality diagnostic care. Our imaging team guides every patient through the process, explains how to prepare for their exam, and ensures the most accurate results possible.
For additional information concerning exams, procedures, terminology and what to expect: Click Here. Contact us with questions at 812-885-3351
At Good Samaritan, we are your teammates in health and wellness. We are committed to providing our patients with the best, safest care possible. When you come in for an imaging test, our staff will guide you through the entire process, making sure you know everything you can do to prepare for your test in order to achieve the most accurate results.
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