The Imaging Institute

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The Imaging Institute is Southern New England’s premier network of out-patient Medical Imaging Centers offering the latest technology in a relaxing, patient friendly setting. Our convenient, ultramodern facilities utilize the most powerful, sophisticated and spacious OPEN MRI and High Field MRI systems in the region resulting in unsurpassed accuracy, speed and comfort. The newest generation Ultrasound system performs 3D imaging and our Digital X-Ray unit provides the sharpest images in a film-less environment. In addition to routine studies, the revolutionary Multislice CAT Scanners perform the newest techniques including 3D imaging, lung cancer screening and full- body cancer screening when requested by your physician. The Imaging Institute is proud to be the first in RI to offer Digital Mammography services in a private, convenient office setting-the most advanced mammographic technology available for the early detection of breast cancer. We also offer Bone Density testing (DEXA) for osteoporosis screening using the latest scanner.

Under the supervision of our Medical Director, Daniel A. DiPrete, M.D., you will be assured of the highest quality scan and interpretation provided by experienced personnel, including physicians with specialty and fellowship credentials in MRI, CAT Scan, and Ultrasound interpretation. We have additional expertise in Neurologic and Orthopedic Imaging. Our focus is providing the very best care for you and your family.

You will experience unparalleled patient service and attention from the moment you first schedule your appointment. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff looks forward to taking care of you and assisting every step of the way. Because your study is computer generated, we can also send the digital images electronically to be viewed by your physicians in their offices.

Our staff and physicians are accredited by the American College of Radiology and adhere to the medical and ethical standards of The American Medical Association.