Mobile imaging providers bring portable X-ray, ultrasound, EKG, echocardiogram, and bone density equipment directly to healthcare facilities and private homes across North Carolina. This eliminates the need to transport patients — particularly elderly, homebound, or mobility-limited individuals — to off-site imaging centers. Stat Imaging lists the services each provider offers, the state its practice is registered in, and its status in the CMS National Provider Identifier registry.

For nursing homes and assisted living

Facilities including skilled nursing homes, assisted living communities, hospice providers, and home health agencies throughout North Carolina rely on mobile imaging for both routine and STAT diagnostic needs.

Mobile X-ray at home in North Carolina

Home visits are performed under a physician's or practitioner's order; confirm them with the provider before you book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do mobile X-ray providers in North Carolina visit private homes?

Medicare's rules define portable X-ray as a service furnished in a place of residence used as the patient's home (42 CFR 410.32(c)), so a private home is an ordinary setting for it. A home visit needs an order from a physician or non-physician practitioner that states why portable X-ray is necessary. Not every listed provider offers home visits — confirm with the provider before you book.

Which facilities use mobile imaging in North Carolina?

Skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, hospice programs and home health agencies order mobile X-ray, ultrasound and EKG so a resident or patient is not transported to an imaging center. Each listing shows the services the provider offers; ask the provider which facility types it works with.

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