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Our Focus: Being the Best Women’s Imaging Center in Orlando Sand Lake Imaging provides the highest quality digital imaging for […]

Prioritize Men’s Health this June

Wear Blue Friday The Men’s Health Network encourages people to wear blue the Friday before Father’s Day in order to […]

Autism Awareness Month

Understanding Autism This past April we recognized Autism Awareness Month. It was first established in 1970 by the Autism […]

As an independent clinic, Sand Lake Imaging has the opportunity to offer more flexibility to patients by offering more hours, discipline-specific care, and often lower costs than hospitals. As health workers, we are able to empower patients like yourself, to ensure that you have the knowledge you need to take care of your health through preventive and diagnostic imaging.

Your Choice, the Clear Choice: Sand Lake Imaging

Our goal is to provide the highest quality scan for your needs while ensuring your comfort and care during your visit. As an independent clinic, we are able to we provide care tailored to you with affordable prices and convenient hours. When it comes to your imaging needs, we hope you choose Sand Lake Imaging.

National Athletic Training Month

Orlando’s Best MRI Imaging Center

Sand Lake Imaging is proud to be Orlando’s best MRI imaging center. We want to make your MRI scan as quick and easy as possible. Our technology, the Siemens MAGNETOM Skyra 3T MRI machine, allows us to perform the exam in 10-15 minutes rather than 30-45 minutes like some of our competitors.

Every Month is Women’s Health Month

Women should celebrate themselves every month by staying active, getting screenings, and scheduling regular check-ups. After all, the best way to celebrate yourself is to take care of yourself. We have a team dedicated to women’s health who is prepared to help you on your wellness journey.

National Women Physicians Day

February 3rd, 2019 marked the fourth annual National Women Physicians Day. This holiday commemorates female-physician accomplishments which began with Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to graduate with an MD in America. As the population of women in medical school continues to rise, it is important to take time to recognize the influential female physicians in our lives.

Save a Life this January!

Why Donate? Every two seconds someone needs blood in the United States. Often, these people are accident victims, organ recipients, or cancer patients. Only 10% of eligible people annually give blood. You can help meet the high demand by donating every three to four months.