General Practitioners

• Osteoporosis
• Emergency Care
  “I can’t really begin to express how thankful I am for the caring, considerate, professional staff who administered my husband’s paracentesis; primarily Stephanie Cowan, but also Callie Reger, and assistants Lyn and Robin. My husband recently passed away, but I am positive that I have Stephanie to thank for saving his life at least twice earlier in the year — once, when he had had a heart attack, and her sharp eye noted the symptoms, and she sent us straight to the Emergency Department after his paracentesis. The second time was during a hospital stay, when he’d been checked in for a minor surgery. The doctor following his case — not his regular physician — wasn’t paying close attention, and if Stephanie hadn’t put a bug in my ear about it, he would have sent him home. Instead, he was moved to the ICU. I am so grateful for every extra minute I had with him. It’s a debt I can never repay.”
• Erectile Dysfunction
• Immunizations
  Masks required for all Washington residents in indoor public settings regardless of vaccination status. This new rule will start on Monday, August 23rd.

Gynecologists

• Pelvic Pain

Internists

• Colon Cancer
  PET is also helpful to detect the spread of disease and monitor treatment in patients with lymphoma, colon cancer, esophageal cancer, melanoma, and lung cancer.
• Prostate Cancer
  Diagnosis of prostate cancer and to better characterize the extent of disease, and/or determine the presence of cancer elsewhere in the body.
• Lung Cancer
  Detecting lung cancer at its earliest stage is key to increasing the five-year survival rate, according to the results of the National Lung Screening Trial that was published in June 2011. Patients with the following clinical indications may benefit from a Low-dose CT lung cancer screening exam.

Psychiatrists

• Mental Health
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Endocrinologist

• Diabetes Care
• Thyroid

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  Sound waves are used to examine internal organs. An ultrasound technologist will apply a warm gel to the skin which allows the sound waves to be transmitted and received from inside the body. No radiation is utilized to produce the images.
• MRI
  “Rosana provided support for my MRI and did an excellent job. She solicited my input about positioning from me and implemented changes happily. Very professional in a friendly way. She is the gold standard!”
• Radiology
  Vantage Radiology prides itself on being at the forefront of the medical industry. We provide a work environment conducive to growth, development, and advancement. We offer flexible schedules, competitive salaries, and a comprehensive benefits package.
• X-Rays
• Nuclear Medicine
  Our Nuclear Medicine radiologists are board-certified physicians with special training in Nuclear Medicine procedures including: Nuclear Medicine Bone Scan, Diamox Scan, Gallium Whole Body Scan, Gastric Emptying, Hepatobiliary Scan, Meckel’s Scan, Parathyroid Scan, Stress Gated Heart Scan, Shunt Studies, Thallium Cardiac Scan, and Thyroid Scan.
• Mammography
  Also called ductography or contrast-assisted mammography, galactography is the injection of a contrast material into the ducts of the breast to observe the internal structure of the duct.
• Computed Tomography
  A CT, computerized tomography (or CAT) scan, is a special examination in which multiple images are taken through an area of the body. You will be placed on a table which will move you into the scanner. After each image is taken, the table will move a small distance to take the next picture. For many CT scans, contrast material will be injected into your vein.
• Chemotherapy
  Brain disorders are also easily detectable with PET imaging. This scan can help identify abnormalities and help differentiate between Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological diseases. A PET scan can pinpoint a brain tumor, help define whether it is benign or malignant, and after chemotherapy determine to what extent cancer treatment has been effective.
• Radiation Therapy
  Our personnel are well qualified, through education and certification, to perform medical imaging, interpret your images, and administer your radiation therapy treatments.
• Interventional Radiology
  Physicians who subspecialize in interventional radiology are different than general radiologists. They are board-certified radiologists  with subspecialty training in interventional radiology. Interventional radiology are involved in direct patient care in the hospital setting as well as at our Vanishing Veins outpatient clinic. We work closely with referring providers to take the best course of action for our patients.  Our interventional providers routinely round on hospitalized patients who have undergo a variety of interventional procedures.

Dermatologists

• Skin Cancer

Physical Therapists

• Back Pain