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Reno Diagnostic Centers announce new website launch.

January 22nd, 2011

Reno Diagnostic Centers launches its new and completely redesigned website, beginning January 22, 2011. "Our new website is a significant upgrade from the past," says Executive Director at RDC, Terri Mahannah. This new Web site for Reno Diagnostic Centers is designed to educate a variety of audiences, including health care professionals and the patient population that seeks to better understand the imaging procedure or treatment they are undergoing and information about the radiologist who will be interpreting their exam.
 
Always on the cutting edge of technology in regards to imaging, Reno Diagnostic Centers provides both patients and the physician community with a helpful and easy way to get the information they need. Oftentimes patients want to be able to hop on the computer and get info they need quick. “This new website opens up a whole world of health care information to the community” says Mahannah.  You can visit our new website at www.RenoDiagnosticCenters.com.
 
Reno Diagnostic Centers is now in its 26th year of providing patients and referring physicians with accurate, efficient and quality healthcare. RDC offers residents of northern Nevada a wide array of medical diagnostic imaging services such as MRI, CT, Digital Mammography with Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD), PET Scans and X-Ray  and Digital Fluoroscopy. RDC prides itself on being the first to offer numerous medical imaging services to patients in northern Nevada including the first high-field MRI Scanner in the state of Nevada, the first open MRI Scanner, the first dedicated PET Imaging System, the first Digital Mammography System with CAD and Northern Nevada’s first and only 3T MRI Scanner. For more information on RDC visit www.renodiagnosticcenters.com or to schedule an interview, contact Megan Kaplan at (775) 323-5083 or via email at mkaplan@renoimage.com



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