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South Louisiana’s Leading Mobile Medical Imaging Provider

Mobile X-Ray, EKG and Ultrasound

The goal of Alpha One Imaging is to provide timely onsite diagnostic services performed by licensed technologists, interpreted and transcribed by subspecialty trained, expert radiologists right here in Louisiana.

Mobile EKG

We offer on-site EKG tests to check the electrical activity of the heart.You can have an EKG performed in your home, prison, or nursing home.

Mobile Ultrasound

We perform mobile ultrasounds including Venous and Arterial studies which are less invasive than arteriography and venography.

Mobile X-ray

We provide low-dose, high quality mobile x-rays 24/7/365. Delivered to you around most of Louisiana. See our service area below.

Areas Served

Alpha One Imaging services Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas.

How Correctional Facilities Can Benefit from Mobile Medical Imaging

Monday, January 07, 2019

Correctional facilities are often a difficult subject to approach when it comes to providing effective health care. The troubles associated with medical care at these facilities are numerous .. Read More

The Importance of Venous Ultrasounds

Thursday, November 22, 2018

Blood clots are a serious concern for elderly patients who tend to spend long periods of time sitting or in bed. Early treatment is necessary to reduce the risk of a blood clot travelin .. Read More

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Mobile X-Ray, EKG and Ultrasound

Areas Served

Recent News

How Correctional Facilities Can Benefit from Mobile Medical Imaging

The Importance of Venous Ultrasounds