Diagnostic Imaging in Dallas, TX
Delivering Advanced Care in a Convenient Outpatient Imaging Center
Welcome to Southwest Diagnostic Imaging Center (SWDIC) — a trusted provider of advanced radiology services in Dallas, TX since 1985. As one of the most progressive freestanding outpatient imaging centers in North Texas, we are proud to serve Dallas and surrounding communities with high-quality, patient-centered diagnostic care.
Located on the Texas Health Dallas Hospital campus, our state-of-the-art imaging center is staffed by experienced radiologists and technologists dedicated to delivering fast, accurate results. At SWDIC, we prioritize your comfort and peace of mind throughout every step of the imaging process.
In an effort to serve our patients, you can also access online forms and even pay your bill online in our patient resources section.
Our comprehensive diagnostic services include:
- MRI and CT scans
- 3D Mammography and automated breast ultrasound (ABUS)
- DEXA bone density testing
- Ultrasound and thyroid FNA (fine needle aspiration) analysis
- X-ray and fluoroscopy
We understand the importance of convenience and accessibility. That’s why we offer online appointment forms, easy access to imaging results, and secure online bill pay through our patient portal.
Discover why Southwest Diagnostic Imaging Center is a leader in radiology in Dallas. Your health, your schedule, your peace of mind — all in one trusted location.
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