What types of imaging services do you offer?

Wisteria Imaging offers a variety of imaging services including CT scans, mammograms, bone density scans (DEXA), ultrasound, and lung cancer screening.

Do I need a referral for a mammogram?

A referral is not necessarily required for a mammogram, but it is best to consult with your primary healthcare provider for specific recommendations.

What should I expect during a DEXA scan?

During a DEXA scan, you will lie on a padded table while a scanning arm passes over you, measuring bone density. The process is quick and non-invasive.

How can I access my results?

Patients can access their results through the Patient Portal on our website. If you have further questions, please contact our office.

What happens during an MRI scan?

The MRI technologist will wrap a special antenna belt around the body part being scanned and you will be positioned comfortably. The scan typically lasts 15 to 45 minutes, during which you need to stay still.

Will I find out the results right away?

No, the results will be sent to your doctor within 24 hours who will then explain them to you.

Do I need a doctor's prescription for an MRI?

Yes, it is required to bring your doctor's prescription for the MRI.

What if I'm claustrophobic?

The scanners are open, with no tunnels, making the environment less claustrophobic, and you can watch TV during the scan.

Can everyone have an MRI scan?

Most people can, but those with certain conditions like a cardiac pacemaker or aneurysm clips should consult ahead of time.

Do I need to avoid food before the MRI?

No food or drink restrictions are necessary before the MRI.

Will my insurance cover the MRI?

Most likely, coverage is available for various insurance plans, so check with your insurance company before your appointment.

How should I dress for an MRI scan?

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing without metal parts to avoid interference with the imaging.

How long will the MRI take?

Scans typically take 30 to 60 minutes, and you should arrive 30 minutes early for processing.

Will I have to drive after the MRI?

Yes, you can drive unless you have taken a sedative.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We provide a variety of ultrasound services including prenatal ultrasounds, abdominal ultrasounds, and cardiac ultrasounds.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office during business hours or visiting our website to book online.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We specialize in elective ultrasound imaging services, including 3D and 4D ultrasounds.

Are your ultrasounds medically necessary?

No, we do not perform medical ultrasounds. All mothers must provide documentation of previous medical ultrasounds.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Please bring your doctor's referral, ID, and any relevant medical information regarding your pregnancy.

When can I find out my baby’s gender?

You can find out your baby’s gender as early as 16 weeks gestation.

Will my 3D/4D ultrasound replace the ultrasound that my prenatal healthcare provider orders/performs?

No, the 3D/4D ultrasound is elective and does not replace any ultrasound ordered by your healthcare provider. It is necessary to have had your medical ultrasound before scheduling your 3D/4D ultrasound.

What will determine the quality/clarity of my baby’s images?

Factors such as maternal hydration, fetal position, fetal activity, placental positioning, maternal tissue, and amniotic fluid will affect image quality. Our facility uses state-of-the-art equipment and experienced sonographers to obtain the clearest images possible.

What can I do to receive the best possible pictures?

Staying hydrated is crucial; drink plenty of water or non-caffeinated beverages for 3-4 days before your appointment. You do not need a full bladder for the scan.

When is the best time to have a 3D/4D elective ultrasound?

The optimal time for a 3D/4D ultrasound is between 26 to 35 weeks of gestation, though this may vary based on fetal position.

What should I expect during my visit?

Patients can expect a friendly and professional atmosphere with clear explanations of the procedure.

How can I prepare for my PET/CT scan?

Preparation details are available on-site, and patients can contact Adler Imaging for specific instructions.

Open MRI is a type of magnetic resonance imaging that has an open design allowing more space around the patient. It provides a less claustrophobic experience compared to traditional MRI machines.

How long does the MRI exam take?

The exam typically takes between 30 and 60 minutes, with several imaging exposures lasting 10 to 15 minutes each.

Do I need to prepare for the exam?

No special preparation is necessary for an Open MRI, but patients are advised to avoid caffeine before the exam.

Is there any risk associated with Open MRI?

Open MRI is generally safe, but patients should disclose any metallic implants or conditions that might restrict their ability to undergo the procedure.

Will I need an injection during my MRI?

Most MRIs do not require injections, but in some cases, a contrast agent may be used.

What services do you provide for emergency care?

We offer a variety of emergency services, including the ability to reserve your spot in the ER via our GetCareNow tool.

GetCareNow is an online service that allows you to schedule your ER visit for non-life-threatening issues, eliminating long wait times.

How can I contact the hospital for more information?

You can call us at 215-785-9200 for any inquiries.

At what age should I have my first gyn exam?

The first gyn visit, or 'well woman visit,' typically occurs between ages 13 to 15. It often involves discussing health topics rather than a pelvic exam.

At what age should I have my first pelvic exam?

Most women should have their first pelvic exam around the age of 21, unless there are medical concerns.

Is it safe to have sex during my period?

Yes, there are no additional risks associated with having sex during menstruation, though pregnancy is least likely during this time.

When should I get my first mammogram?

Women aged 40 and older should get mammograms every 1-2 years, and nearly all women should have annual mammograms by age 50.

Will birth control pills make me gain weight?

Studies show no consistent difference in weight gain between women taking birth control and those taking sugar pills.

When should I worry about itching 'down there'?

Persistent itching, especially with other symptoms like bleeding or rashes, should prompt a visit to the doctor.

How much daily discharge is considered normal?

Normal daily discharge varies, and women should consult their doctor if they notice significant changes.

Can I get birth control without my parents' permission?

Yes, under Pennsylvania law, you can obtain a birth control prescription on your own.

Are my visits to the doctor confidential?

Yes, your visits are confidential, particularly for STD testing, birth control, and pregnancy testing.

I have gone through menopause but I am having spotting/staining, what should I do?

Contact the office immediately to discuss your symptoms.

Can I get HPV from a toilet seat?

No, HPV is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact, typically during sexual activity.

How should I keep my vagina clean?

Maintain regular hygiene; avoid douching as it disrupts natural pH and may lead to infections.

Should I use a douche on my vagina?

No, douching can upset the natural balance and lead to infections.

What should I do if I think I have a vaginal infection or a Urinary Tract Infection?

Call the office to schedule an exam.

Should I get the HPV vaccine?

The HPV vaccine is recommended for young girls and sexually active females.

What is a 'Pelvic Exam'?

A pelvic exam involves a voluntary discussion with a provider followed by an examination of the vaginal area for health concerns.

Do I need a pelvic exam to start birth control?

No pelvic exam is required to prescribe birth control.

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