CT & X-Ray Imaging 

Whether you are recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or continuing rehabilitation care, Burke Rehabilitation® is here to support your healthcare journey with high-quality, CT and X-ray imaging.

Our advanced diagnostic capabilities allow us to more accurately diagnose and treat illness and injuries. 

CT Scans

Burke has a state-of-the art Siemens Somatom.go Top 128-slice CT Scanner at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital. 

A CT scan, also known as a CAT scan or a computerized tomogram, is a diagnostic imaging procedure that combines x-ray technology with computer processing to produce detailed images of the inside of the body. 

The scanner is available to Burke Hospital patients suspected of having complications such as a second stroke or brain bleeds. We also offer convenient outpatient appointments in an accessible environment. 

The CT Scanner at Burke supports a wide range of clinical imaging needs: 

• Neurological conditions including Brain & Stroke Recovery
• Spine & Musculoskeletal
• Orthopedic injuries
• Abdominal concerns
• Cardiovascular - Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring & Chest
• Oncology
• Post Surgical follow-up
• Arthritis or chronic pain
• Routine diagnostic studies.

The CT Scanner at Burke supports patients with cognitive, neurological or mobility needs. Transfer assistance is also available. Scans are conducted onsite and read electronically by credentialed radiologists.

If you are living in the community, you can make an appointment for a CT scan with a referral from your doctor.

A CT Scan allows: 

• Your care team to see more detail than a regular x-ray
• The generation of cross-sectional images or “slices” that provide a three-dimensional view of the body
• A non-invasive experience using a low amount of radiation
• A more comfortable option compared to an MRI, since CT Scanners are more open 

X-Rays

Burke also has an array of advanced imaging technologies to perform a wide range of X-ray and other digital examinations to assist your physician in diagnosing fractures, joint abnormalities, degenerative conditions, and musculoskeletal concerns. The Shimadzu portable and fixed
X-ray imaging system delivers reliable digital radiography capabilities, supporting routine diagnostic imaging for community members as well as bedside examinations when needed.

X-ray imaging is used to evaluate: 

• Bone and joint injuries
• Arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions
• Spine and mobility issues
• Follow-up imagery during recovery
• Abdominal issues 

Other Imaging Services 

Burke also offers additional imaging services to evaluate your symptoms: 

• GE LOGIQ ultrasound systems - provide high-quality diagnostic imaging for a wide range of examinations, including abdominal, vascular, and musculoskeletal.
• Agility C-arm system - provides real-time imaging guidance for diagnostic and modified barium studies to determine swallow function for our patients, enabling accurate visualization during examinations and treatments.

*Walk-ins are accepted for X-rays only*