Move dates:
- October 16 - CT scanner
- October 29, 1:30 p.m. - administration
- November 3, 7 a.m. - all equipment except ultrasound supporting the ED
- November 5, 3 a.m. - remaining equipment
Current locations:
- Interventional radiology (IR) – 1st floor ambulatory surgery center
- Computed tomography (CT) – 2nd floor and 969 building
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) – 2nd floor and 969 building
- Musculoskeletal (MSK) – 2nd floor
- Ultrasonography (US) – 2nd floor
- Nuclear medicine (NM) – 2nd floor
- Cardiology lab (CL) - 2nd floor and 1st floor locations
- Radio frequency (RF) – 1st floor
- General radiology – 2nd floor
New location: procedural floor (see floor plan)
- IR – two rooms on the procedural floor
New location: main floor radiology (see floor plan)
- CT – two rooms plus a third to be finished with increased volume
- MRI – two rooms plus a third to be finished with increased volume
- MSK – one room
- US – three new suites (1 procedural)
- NM – one room
- CL – two rooms
- RF – two rooms
- Digital radiology – two rooms, plus a third to be finished with increased volume
Radiology, also known as imaging, serves inpatients and outpatients, providing high-quality, imaging-based diagnostics and treatment that leverages the latest advances in research, education and medicine. The design of the consolidated department, along with process planning, address the need for privacy while creating efficient work flow. Benefits include:
- Consolidated department
- Convenient location adjacent to emergency and ICU departments
- Registration in the radiology waiting room
- Male and female changing rooms
- Pre-procedural bays for patients requiring IV starts
- State of the art MRI and CT scanners
- Ceiling lifts in both CT rooms
- US located within a suite
- Nuclear medicine with hot sub-waiting room and toilet for patients
- Nuclear medicine scanner is SPECT CT technology
- Consolidated reading room with technology to view educational offerings from BJH campus
- Employee lounge
- Management offices
- C-arms and portable v-ray machine permanently located on the procedural floor
Phone numbers: TBD
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