Gateway Diagnostic Imaging Fort Worth

Gateway Diagnostic Imaging provides top-tier medical imaging scans in Fort Worth and the surrounding areas at an affordable price.  Conveniently located in the medical district, off West Rosedale Street, we offer same-day and next-day MRI, CT, ultrasound, and x-ray appointments. We are in-network with all major insurance companies, and we accept CareCredit®. Call to schedule your appointment today.

  • Monday – Friday: 8:00AM – 9:00PM
    (After 5:00 by appointment only)
    Saturday: 8:00AM - 1:00PM
    (By appointment only)

At Gateway Diagnostic Imaging Fort Worth we provide the following imaging services:

MRI

An MRI can provide you with a detailed, 3-dimensional image of the inside of your body using magnets and radio waves.

MRI can provide you with a detailed, 3-dimensional image of the inside of your body using magnets and radio waves. Your doctor might order an MRI exam to check for brain injuries, joint issues, spinal issues, soft tissue injuries, or issues with your internal organs.

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CT

A CT scan takes multiple X-ray images of your body at different angles to look at your soft tissues, blood vessels, organs, and bones.

A CT scan takes multiple X-ray images of your body at different angles to look at your soft tissues, blood vessels, organs, and bones. You may need a CT scan for many reasons, including to identify internal bleeding, detect conditions like cancer, or find blood clots, tumors, or infections.

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Ultrasound

An ultrasound uses sound waves to create an image of your organs, tissues, and other structures inside your body.

An ultrasound uses sound waves to create an image of your organs, tissues, and other structures inside your body. While many people are familiar with pregnancy ultrasounds, you can also get an ultrasound to diagnose or assess many conditions, including gallbladder disease, thyroid issues, joint inflammation, and blood flow issues.

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X-ray

An x-ray exam creates an image of the inside of your body using radiation.

An x-ray exam creates an image of the inside of your body using radiation. X-ray exams are especially useful for finding bone fractures or infections, and can also be used to identify other health conditions, such as a lung infection, enlarged heart, or digestive tract problems.

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