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Imaging

Welia Health offers comprehensive and professional imaging services using the most advanced equipment available. Our highly skilled team of technologists and radiologists is available to meet your imaging needs.

If you have visited a provider at another facility, we’re happy to accommodate your imaging needs at Welia Health. Please note that we will need a written order from your provider before scheduling your exam.

Below, you’ll find brief descriptions of the imaging modalities offered at Welia Health.

Explore Imaging

Bone density (DXA)Computed Tomography (CT) ScansX-ray (diagnostic imaging)Digital mammographyFluoroscopyMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI)Nuclear medicinePET (positron emission tomography) scanUltrasound
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FAQs

What patients are asking about Imaging

Bone density (DXA)

This procedure is used to determine the quality of bones as you age.

Computed Tomography (CT) Scans

CT scans take multiple pictures or very thin “slices” through the body rapidly, allowing the radiologist to see bone, tissue or organs in great detail.

X-ray (diagnostic imaging)

We can use conventional x-rays on all areas of the body. Providers can assess bone fractures, arthritis and even some types of cancer using x-ray imaging.

Digital mammography

Mammography is used to screen women for signs of breast cancer. Mammograms are the best way to detect breast cancer early. We can perform a mammogram without a written order.

Fluoroscopy

We sometimes describe these exams as x-rays in motion. This type of imaging is used to evaluate upper or lower GI tract issues or guide joint injections.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

An MRI uses a powerful magnetic field to generate images. It does not use radiation. We use MRI exams while imaging the brain, the musculoskeletal system and cardiovascular systems and sometimes cancer areas.

Nuclear medicine

During a nuclear medicine exam, small amounts of radioactive materials are injected into a vein, swallowed, or inhaled as a gas. These materials work with a camera to produce detailed pictures of both the structure and function of organs and tissues.

PET (positron emission tomography) scan

During a PET scan, a radioactive tracer is injected into a vein. This specialized tracer will allow the doctor to determine what areas of the body are active or hyperactive. Areas of high chemical activity in your body will show up as bright spots on the PET scan. PET scans can also measure blood flow, oxygen use, how your body uses sugar, and more.

Ultrasound

High-frequency sound waves are used during an ultrasound examination. This exam produces precise images of structures within your body. We use ultrasound to examine abdominal organs, thyroid, heart, and blood vessels, as well as to evaluate unborn babies.

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LOCATIONS

Where we provide Imaging

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Mora Hospital

301 Highway 65 S
Mora MN 55051-1899

Full service critical access hospital

24 hours/7 days a week

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Patients in the waiting room at the Mora Clinic
Mora Clinic

301 Highway 65 S
Mora MN 55051-1899

Primary and specialty care for patients in Mora and surrounding communities.

7:30am–5pm | Mon–Fri
8am–1pm | Sat

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Pine City Clinic

1425 Main St N
Pine City MN 55063-6026

Primary and specialty care for patients in Pine City and surrounding communities.

8am–5pm | Mon–Fri

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Hinckley Clinic

620 Sandy Ln
Hinckley MN 55037

Primary and specialty care for patients in Hinckley and surrounding communities.

8am–5pm | Mon–Fri

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