SERVICES
We offer comprehensive diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology services. Our physicians are board-certified in radiology and dedicated to provide you the best in care.
LOCATIONS
Our expert staff provides advanced diagnostic imaging and therapy services at several convenient locations located throughout central Arkansas.
PATIENT RESOURCES
You are a valued patient and we thank you. For your convenience, we offer online billing for all your billing needs all from the convenience of your own computer.
PHYSICIAN RESOURCES
Our provider portal gives our referring physicians convenient and quick access to CPT Prior Authorization forms, as well as to our Patient Referral Form.
Important News!
Baptist Health North Little Rock Breast Center is now a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence!
Our Interventional Radiologists Are Here For You
Dr. Megan Chang
Uterine Fibroid Embolization
Dr. Megan Chang
Pelvic Congestion Syndrome & Ovarian Vein Embolization
IR CLINIC
Our Interventional Radiology practice provides comprehensive services to refer and track patients. We have a full service so we can perform pre-procedure consultation and post-procedure follow up. To schedule a consultation call 501-303-8566.
WHAT IS A RADIOLOGIST?
Our radiologists are medical doctors specializing in diagnosing and treating disease and injury through medical imaging techniques. Graduates from accredited medical school, and having completed a residency of at least four years of unique postgraduate medical education.
MRI & PROSTATE CANCER
MRIs provide highly accurate scans that precisely guide biopsies to help plan treatments that result in a better quality of life for patients. Biopsies guided with MRI or MRI/transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) Fusion techniques are seen as superior to conventional biopsy.
Radiology 100
Radiology Business Journal Today Ranks Radiology Consultants of Little Rock in their Radiology 100 listing.
Annual Screening Mammography Recommended Beginning at Age 40
“Well run randomized trials that looked at direct patient data, shows mortality from breast cancer has decreased by about 30% (range 25-40% across multiple studies) in the screening era. Good breast health includes a breast exam by your doctor every 1-3 years from age 20-40 and annually after age forty, awareness of what your normal breast tissue feels like and annual mammography after 40.” ~ Dr. Amanda Ferrel
The American Cancer Society, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the American College of Radiology, and the American College of Surgeons all recommend screening mammography annually beginning at 40 years of age for an average risk woman. Read More