Imaging Procedures At Competitive Prices

At the Aylo Health Imaging Center, we believe in bringing together talented physicians, innovative facilities, and advanced procedures to give our patients access to the convenient, quality care they deserve in a cost-effective setting. This not only applies to our nine primary care locations across Henry, Rockdale, and Butts counties, but to our state-of-the-art Imaging Center.

Why pay more when you have a choice to receive expert imaging procedures at a fraction of the cost? By not charging inflated fees associated with other imaging centers, Aylo can offer greater value at significantly lower prices for our patients without sacrificing quality.

Based on our research, we believe our patients have significantly lower costs at Aylo than at other imaging facilities in the area. Aylo Health Imaging Center patients could save approximately 50 percent or more on common imaging procedures.*

Aylo provides diverse imaging options that assist with diagnosing bone, cardiac, nerve, organ, tissue, and vision conditions. All imaging reports are read by board-certified radiologists.

Our imaging services are conducted by skilled technicians within our state-of-the-art screening and diagnostic facility. We are:

• Accredited by the American College of Radiology (ACR)
• Accredited by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM)
• Approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA)

Conveniently located in McDonough, we are pleased to provide:

• 2D/3D Screening Mammography, including Diagnostic Mammography
• CT Scans, including Low Dose Lung Cancer Screening CT Scans
• Body Composition or Body Fat Percentage Testing
• DEXA Bone Density Test
• Ultrasound
• Echocardiography (Echo)
• Nerve conduction studies
• Digital Retinal Screening
• Glaucoma Screening
• Extended hours and open on Saturdays

Want to schedule an appointment? Call the Aylo Health Imaging Center at (678) 432-6161 for more information about our services and prices.

*Savings reflect up-front self-pay pricing on three common diagnostic procedures as of January 5, 2017. Please note: individual results may vary due to insurance and the specific imaging tests performed.