How Stat Imaging Works
Find mobile imaging providers in 4 simple steps
Search
Enter your ZIP code, city, or state to find mobile imaging providers in your area. Filter by service type, or show only NPI-verified listings.
Compare
Compare equipment type (DR vs. CR) and read reviews from other healthcare facilities.
Request
Submit a service request describing what imaging services you need, the urgency level, and your estimated volume. It takes under 2 minutes.
Connect
Receive responses from matched providers and choose the best fit for your facility. Compare proposals side-by-side and start service.
It's free for facilities — no subscriptions, no hidden fees.
Start searching now and connect with mobile imaging providers in your area.
Find Providers NowFrequently Asked Questions
Is it really free for facilities?
Yes. Searching the directory, submitting service requests, and leaving reviews are completely free for healthcare facilities. No subscriptions, no hidden fees, no credit card required.
How are providers verified?
Our verification is NPI validation against the CMS NPPES registry, re-checked automatically. Listings that pass display an NPI-verified badge on their profile. Confirm ARRT certification, state licensure, and HIPAA compliance with the provider and the issuing board before you contract.
Can I use this for home health patients?
Yes. Many of our listed providers serve home health agencies and can send technologists directly to patient homes. Select 'Home Health Agency' or 'Outpatient / At-Home Patient' as your facility type when submitting a request.
What imaging services are available?
Our directory covers portable X-ray, diagnostic ultrasound, EKG, echocardiogram, bone density (DEXA), and Doppler vascular studies. Filter by service type to find providers offering exactly what you need.
How is this different from Google?
Unlike a Google search, Stat Imaging displays standardized information (equipment type, coverage areas) and collects reviews specifically from healthcare facilities. You can compare providers side-by-side instead of calling each one individually.