Every woman is different, with needs that will vary at different times in her life. That's why we also offer the following diagnostic tools to aid your team in making the most complete and accurate diagnosis so they can map out the most appropriate plan of action:

Ultrasound Imaging
A common diagnostic medical procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce dynamic images (sonograms) of organs, tissues or blood flow inside the body. It can be used to treat many conditions critical to women's health including cardiovascular disease, pancreatitis and many menstrual disorders. Ultrasound imaging can help characterize abnormalities found during physical examination or mammography.

Stereotactic Imaging
In the event an abnormality is discovered, stereotactic imaging allows your treatment team to pinpoint exactly where the abnormality is located in three-dimensional space, in order to minimize damage to surrounding tissues while maximizing the precision and accuracy of your treatment.

DEXA Scan (Bone Density Scan)
A bone density scan is used to help your health care provider confirm a diagnosis of osteoporosis. The most common test method uses low-dose X-rays to scan the body.

Not long ago, technology this advanced was available only in large hospital systems in large cities. The world has changed and we're changing with it.