Radiology

The Lindsborg Community Hospital Radiology Department offers state-of-the-art services for emergency, inpatient and outpatient care. These services provide valuable information for patients and medical providers. The Radiology staff is on-call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Radiology exams are scheduled weekdays and performed as ordered by a physician, walk-ins are welcome for many exams. To schedule an exam, call 785-450-5256.

Radiology staff members
Jodie Miller, R.T.(R), RDMS, RVT, RDCS (Department Director)
Olivia Pywell R.T. (R)
Trista Goreham, R.T.(R)(CT)
Jacob Brown, R.T.(R)(CT)(MR)
Amy Evans R.T. (R)(CT)(M)
Paul Schwartz, R.T.(R)(CT)

"We got in and out. I like that!"... "Staff have always been efficient and capable"... "an A+ for all!"

LCH Radiology Department offers the following imaging exams that are performed by qualified, board registered and Kansas-licensed technologists:

CT (CAT) SCAN

Lindsborg Community Hospital offers Computed Tomography or CAT scan, an x-ray examination using computer technology to create cross-section images of structures within the human body. The LCH CT department received a major upgrade in March of 2024 when a new 64-slice CT machine was installed. While similar to the previous CT device, the patient experience and the imaging results for the physicians are greatly improved. This new equipment will take up to 64 slices, or images, in a single rotation to provide impressive, detailed diagnostic images in seconds. By viewing these sections in sequence, the radiologist is able to create a three-dimensional image of the body part being examined.

ULTRASOUND & NON-INVASIVE CARDIAC STUDIES

Ultrasound is also known as sonography. This diagnostic technology uses high-frequency sound waves, above the range of human hearing, to produce images of structures inside the body. Ultrasound produces excellent images of organs that are soft-tissue or fluid-filled. Sonography is less effective in examining air-filled organs and bones.

ECHOCARDIOGRAMS

Echocardiograms are ultrasound examinations of the heart. "Echoes" allow the technologist to measure heart wall thickness, chamber size, valve function, and blood flow velocities.

DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY

Radiology/x-ray is a diagnostic testing procedure that gathers information about the internal structures of the body by using ionizing radiation. X-ray imaging is a painless way to obtain detailed information that helps your doctor assess your medical condition.

3D MAMMOGRAPHY

3D mammography is proven to provide better, earlier breast cancer detection and reduce unnecessary callbacks by up to 40%. Benefitting women of all ages and breast densities, it can detect 41% more invasive breast cancers. 3D tomosynthesis allows better evaluation because doctors can examine breast tissue layer by layer instead of viewing all of the complexities of breast tissue in a flat 2D image.

BONE DENSITY TESTING

Bone density testing is performed by using Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) to determine a patient's current bone strength. This examination is achieved by using a small amount of ionizing radiation. This test can help to detect those who are at risk for osteoporosis. Detection can allow for treatment that could slow or prevent osteoporosis from occurring.

To schedule any of the examinations listed above or if you have any questions, call 785-450-5256.

All forms of insurance are accepted, but you may want to consult with your insurance carrier to determine if pre-authorization is required or if there is a limit on the number of exams allowed, and if the service is a covered benefit.