St. Vincent Health

Looking toward the future, St. Vincent General Hospital District has embraced the concept of a health campus where specialists, primary care, Lake County Public Health Agency, and other health-related offices reside in the old hospital building and synergistically complement services in the adjacent, new hospital facility.

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822 W 4th St. Leadville, CO 80461

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Leadville, CO 80461

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The People Behind the Care: Imaging

The People Behind the Care: Imaging

(L-R):  Jody Klugh, Wendy Marchese, Joyce Boone
Not pictured: Jimmy Frady, Ed Havel, Devin McNearney, Heather Doran, Valerie Ringwald

 

The St. Vincent Health Imaging Department: skilled and compassionate professionals. 

With just one visit to St. Vincent Health’s imaging department you’ll discover how professional and personable our team is. SVH’s screenings are read by renowned radiologists at Colorado Imaging Associates and delivered to your provider quickly.

 

Ultrasound

Very high-frequency sound waves produce an image of many of the internal structures of the body. This procedure is painless and produces very precise images of certain parts of the body. We offer obstetrics imaging, abdominal imaging, vascular, arteriovenous fistula surveillance and assessment, vein mapping, and more.

 

CT or CAT Scan (New state-of-the-art CT Scanner purchased in 2021)

A computerized tomography (CT) scan combines a series of x-ray images around the body and viewed at different angles to output cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues in the body. The benefit of a CT scan is that it provides more detailed information than a simple x-ray.

A CT scan is used to visualize nearly all parts of the body and is used to diagnose disease or injury, or for informing medical, surgical, or radiation treatment.

 

X-Ray

An X-ray is a short, painless exam that produces images of bones and other structures inside the body. Walk-ins for x-rays are welcome with a provider’s order.

 

Bone Density Scan (DEXA Scan)

A DEXA scan measures bone mineral density and is a tool used to detect osteoporosis. With bone loss, the outer shell of a bone becomes thinner and the interior becomes more porous. Normal bone is strong and flexible; osteoporotic bone is weaker and subject to fracture. Prevention and treatment of osteoporosis minimize the risk of fracture of the spine, hip, or wrist.

 

 “Lake County is my home. At St. Vincent Health imaging department we pride ourselves in treating all of our patients as if they were family.”

—Joyce Boone, RT-R, CT, Imaging Director

 

For more information about our imaging services, visit us online at stvincent.health/imaging.

 

Phone: 719-486-7153

Our Imaging team members work at the new, main SVH building: 816 W 4th Street Leadville, CO

 

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