रेडियोडायग्नोसिस (जाँच एवं इमेजिंग)
Radiodiagnosis in Bhiwadi
X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan and MRI to help doctors diagnose illness and injury.
- Doctors
- 1 specialist
- OPD hours
- 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Emergency
- Open 24 hours
- Location
- Opposite Bus Stand, Vasundhara Nagar, U.I.T., Bhiwadi
About the department
The radiodiagnosis department provides the scans and imaging that help doctors find the cause of illness and injury — digital X-ray, ultrasound, Color Doppler, CT scan and MRI.
Having imaging inside the hospital means patients do not have to travel to another centre for a scan, and emergency patients with head injuries, strokes or accidents can be scanned quickly.
Every scan is reported by a radiologist and the report goes to your treating doctor. Some scans need preparation, such as staying empty-stomach or a full bladder — our staff will tell you when you book.
When to see a doctor
- When your doctor advises an X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI
- After an injury or accident
- For pregnancy scans
- For abdominal pain, stones or swelling
- For emergency imaging (available 24 hours)
In an emergency, do not wait for an appointment — the emergency department is open 24 hours.
What the department does
- 01
Digital X-Ray
Quick imaging of bones, chest and abdomen.
- 02
Ultrasound
Scans of the abdomen, pelvis, thyroid and soft tissues.
- 03
Pregnancy scans
Ultrasound to check the baby's growth and well-being.
- 04
Color Doppler
Ultrasound of blood flow in the arteries and veins.
- 05
CT Scan
Detailed imaging for head injury, stroke, chest, abdomen and stones.
- 06
MRI
Detailed imaging of the brain, spine, joints and soft tissues.
- 07
Emergency imaging
24/7 imaging for patients in the emergency department.
What to expect at your visit
- 01
Bring your prescription
Carry the doctor's prescription and any previous scans for comparison.
- 02
Preparation
Some scans need you to stay empty-stomach or come with a full bladder. Staff will tell you in advance.
- 03
The scan
Most scans take a few minutes and are painless. Remove metal objects before an MRI.
- 04
Report
A radiologist reports the scan and the report is shared with you and your doctor.
Conditions we see
- Fractures & injuries
- Chest infections
- Abdominal pain
- Kidney & gallbladder stones
- Pregnancy scans
- Head injury & stroke
- Spine & joint problems
- Thyroid & neck swellings
- Blood clots in veins
- Lumps & soft-tissue swellings
Not sure if your problem is listed? Call us and we will tell you which doctor to see.
Facilities that support this department
Before your visit
- OPD hours9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Visiting hours3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- BringPhoto ID, previous prescriptions and reports
- InsuranceYour policy, ECHS or ESIC card for cashless treatment
Common questions
Which scans are available at the hospital?
Digital X-ray, ultrasound, Color Doppler, CT scan and MRI are available at the hospital.
Do I need a doctor's prescription for a scan?
Yes, most scans need a doctor's prescription. Bring it along with any previous reports and films.
Do I need to stay empty-stomach for an ultrasound?
For an abdominal ultrasound you may need to stay empty-stomach for a few hours, and for a pelvic scan you may need a full bladder. Our staff will tell you when you book.
Is an MRI safe?
MRI does not use X-rays. Tell the staff if you have a pacemaker, metal implants or clips, or are pregnant, as some patients cannot have an MRI.
Is emergency imaging available at night?
Yes. Emergency imaging is available 24 hours for patients in the emergency department.
Book a consultation
Request an appointment with the Radiodiagnosis department online, or call reception and we will arrange it for you.