Jefferson Outpatient Imaging

Please note our holiday hours. There's still time to schedule your imaging before the end of the year - give us a call: 215-503-4900.

As the impact of the pandemic continually changes, our seven locations remain open and available for patients who need imaging exams. While many things have changed, one thing has remained the same; our commitment to our patients’ safety.

May the light of the season shine throughout the year.

#LungCancerAwarenessMonth

There are proactive ways to combat loneliness while keeping safe from the coronavirus, mental health experts say.

Delaying her annual mammogram because of COVID-19 could have meant fewer cancer treatment options for Nicole Cavaliere.

Our seventh location in Sewell, NJ opened this week!

Have you had your annual mammogram yet? Celebrate National Mammography Day by scheduling yours at our convenient East Norriton location! https://hospitals.jefferson.edu//joi-1-west-germantown-pik

A pulmonologist weighs in on which types of masks provide the best protection against COVID-19, from traditional face masks to winter scarves.

"With annual wellness visits, PCPs are able to track every aspect of your health and take an active role in ongoing preventive techniques, such as ordering mammograms and colonoscopies."

Making Halloween plans? A family medicine physician talks redefining trick-or-treat, safe alternatives and shares how she plans on celebrating with her own child.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease, advances in treatment and breakthroughs in screening for early diagnosis. Screening is the best first step, and our East Norriton location offers digital mammography in a comfortable, safe outpatient environment: https://hospitals.jefferson.edu//joi-1-west-germantown-pik

Practicing gratitude can help us overcome the negativity bias, appreciate everyday moments of beauty and goodness, and help support us and build resilience.

Kudos to our team in Malvern for the outstanding patient feedback!

Here are the mask-wearing best practices you need to know, from best types of masks, to how often they need to be washed.

The familiar trifecta of coronavirus prevention methods are the same ones we need to be teaching our children: wear a mask, practice social distancing and wash your hands.