Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging

Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging

At Orange City Area Health System’s Imaging Center, advanced technology and a focus on patient comfort guide every exam. Our skilled technologists work with physicians across multiple specialties to capture clear diagnostic images while providing attentive, efficient care. Radiologist Dr. Jameson Guthmiller brings expertise in image interpretation and a commitment to serving patients in our local communities.

Recent improvements to our MRI, CT, ultrasound, and mammography equipment help us provide high-quality imaging close to home.

Close to Home

Conveniently located on our main campus, the Imaging Center provides easy access to diagnostic imaging services and personalized care close to home.

OCAHS Medical Clinic
1000 Lincoln Circle SE
Orange City, IA 51041

Imaging Center Hours:
Monday–Friday
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Digital X-Ray

High-quality, clear digital images are available immediately for review. Our Imaging Center has one room dedicated to X-ray exams and a second X-ray room equipped for live imaging during special procedures. We also have one portable X-ray machine for patients who cannot easily travel to the Imaging Center and two dedicated imaging units for use during surgical procedures.

Mammography

Advances in technology paired with a strong commitment to annual screening are providing our women with the best chance to detect breast changes early. In the fight against breast cancer, having the latest in 3D technology and highly trained staff and physicians gives our patients a head start by providing early detection for better outcomes.

Echocardiography

Using ultrasound, we capture real-time images that show your heart’s structure and how well it pumps. Cardiology specialists review the images and work closely with your doctor to provide timely results.

MRI

When selecting our MRI scanner, we made patient comfort a priority alongside imaging technology. Faster scan times, a larger opening, a sound system, and soft, blanket-like imaging aids help make your exam more comfortable.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound uses sound waves to create real-time images that help evaluate the abdomen, pelvis, breasts, soft tissues, and blood vessels. Our experienced team also offers 3D and 4D prenatal imaging, giving families a closer look at their developing baby. For joint injections, ultrasound helps clinicians guide the needle to the intended location.

DEXA/Bone Densitometry

A DEXA scan uses low-dose X-rays to measure bone density and help assess your risk of osteoporosis and fractures. Talk with your healthcare provider about when bone density screening is right for you, especially after menopause.

Computed Tomography

Our CT scanner uses advanced image processing and dose reduction technology to capture detailed images efficiently. CT can help providers evaluate urgent concerns, including stroke and traumatic injuries. It can also be used for low-dose lung cancer screening in eligible patients and coronary calcium scoring to help assess heart disease risk.

Nuclear Medicine

Through our partnership with DMS Imaging, experienced professionals bring nuclear medicine imaging to our campus. These studies can help evaluate heart conditions, cancer, digestive concerns, thyroid function, and more, giving patients access to specialized imaging close to home.