Imaging CenterIH Imaging Center ID
Unique identifier
Imaging Centers
What is an Imaging Center?
An Imaging Center is a healthcare facility that uses medical imaging technologies to help diagnose, monitor, and evaluate medical conditions.
Imaging Centers can provide services such as X-rays, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT) scans, ultrasound, mammography, and much more.
What data do we have?
Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Imaging Centers.
The categories below cover the data we have for Imaging Centers and the different aspects you can use to filter them.
You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.
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Identifier
Within this category, you can search for Imaging Centers by IH Imaging Center ID, which is Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for the imaging center.
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Org Intent
Within this category, you can search for Imaging Centers based on their intent signals and the imaging or EHR software they use.
You can search by:
- Intent Keywords
- Search for Imaging Centers that are showing intent towards specific keywords.
- Modules
- Search for Imaging Centers by the imaging or EHR software modules they use.
For example, you can enter to find centers showing intent towards that topic.
Try your own keyword in the search bar, or switch to Modules to search by the imaging or EHR software modules a center uses.
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Technology Stack
Within this category, you can search for Imaging Centers by Technologies detected in their tech stack.
You can search by:
Enter a technology name to find matching Imaging Centers.
For example, you can enter or .
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EHR Stack
Within this category, you can search for Imaging Centers by Vendor, which identifies the electronic health record (EHR) system they use.
You can enter a vendor name, such as , to find matching Imaging Centers.
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Organization Profile
Within this category, you can search for Imaging Centers using their names, website details, and geographic location.
You can search and filter Imaging Centers using:
- Name
- Search for Imaging Centers by entering their full name or part of their name.
- Web Address
- Search for Imaging Centers using their website domain. For example, you can enter example.com.
- State
- Filter Imaging Centers by state. You can choose any U.S. state.
- City
- Search for Imaging Centers by entering a city name. For example, you can enter Nashville.
- ZIP Code
- Search for Imaging Centers by entering a ZIP code. For example, you can enter 37201.
- Radius (Miles)
- Filter Imaging Centers by distance from the selected location. You can select a radius of 25, 50, 100, 300, or 500 miles, or choose All to include locations across all distances.
Within each Imaging Center profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.
Basic Information
This section provides the Imaging Center's basic details and organization profile, including:
- Imaging Center Name
- The name of the imaging center.
- Intent.Health ID
- The unique internal identifier assigned to the imaging center by Intent.Health.
- Address
- The center's street address, city, state, ZIP code, and country.
- Primary Location
- The center's primary state and city.
- Industry
- The industry the organization belongs to, such as Imaging Centers.
- Group Employees
- The total number of employees associated with the organization.
- Phone
- The imaging center's contact number.
- Country
- The country where the center is located.
- Links
- Quick links to the organization's website and LinkedIn profile.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the imaging center based on its profile.
Modality & Accreditation
This section lets you explore the imaging modalities associated with an Imaging Center and view the accreditation details, approved modules, and related information for each modality.
Modality Selector
At the top, you can see the number of modalities associated with the Imaging Center and select a modality from the dropdown. A center may have multiple modalities, and the number can vary by profile. You can use the Clear control to remove the current selection.
Modality types can include:
BMRAPBUAPCTAPMAPMRAPNMAPPETAPROSBBAPUAPand more
Accreditation & Clinical Info
After selecting a modality, this section displays its accreditation and clinical details, including:
- Status
- Shows the accreditation status, such as Accredited.
- Expiration
- Shows the date the accreditation expires.
- Current As Of
- Shows the date through which the displayed information is current.
- Modalities
- Identifies the selected modality or accreditation program.
Approved Modules shows the specific imaging services or areas approved under that modality. Examples include:
HeadMRAMSKSpineAbdomenChestGeneralGynecologicalVascularDigital Breast TomosynthesisFull-Field Digitaland more
MRA: magnetic resonance angiography. MSK: musculoskeletal.
Intent Signals
The Intent Signals section highlights the active keywords associated with the Imaging Center, helping you understand the topics, products, services, or solutions the organization may be researching or showing interest in.
- Active Keywords
- Displays keywords associated with the Imaging Center's intent signals.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the Imaging Center based on its intent signals.
Technology Stack
The Technology Stack section provides information about the technologies, software, and systems associated with the Imaging Center.
- Technology Stack
- Shows the technologies, software, and systems associated with the Imaging Center.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the Imaging Center based on its technology stack.
EHR Stack
The EHR Stack section shows the electronic health record (EHR) system associated with the Imaging Center, including the name of the vendor, such as Epic.
Executive Departments
The Executive Departments section shows the different departments associated with the Imaging Center and the number of executives associated with each department.
You can use the search bar to find a specific department. Departments can include Information Technology, Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Human Resources, Medical & Health, and much more.
Each department is clickable. Clicking on a department shows the contacts associated with it. You can then click an individual contact to open their executive profile and view more information about them.
The detailed information available for each executive is explained on our Executive Details page.
HCP Intel
The HCP Intel section organizes healthcare professionals (HCPs) associated with the Imaging Center into medical specialty groups, helping you explore the professionals connected to different areas of imaging and patient care.
At the top of this section, you can view the total number of specialty groups and the total number of HCPs associated with them.
You can use the Search Specialty Groups bar to find a specific medical specialty by name.
Each specialty group is clickable and displays the number of HCPs associated with that specialty. Clicking on a specialty group shows the contacts within that group. You can then click an individual contact to open their HCP profile and view more information about them.
Specialty groups can include areas such as Radiology & Imaging, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Advanced Practice Nursing, Physician Assistant, and much more.
The detailed information available for each HCP is explained on our HCP Details page.
Financial Overview
The Financial Overview section gives you a quick view of the Imaging Center's financial information.
You can see:
- Group Revenue
- The estimated annual revenue of the Imaging Center or its parent organization.
- Total Funding
- The total amount of funding the organization has received.
- Latest Funding Received
- The type of funding or financial transaction from the organization's most recent funding activity.
- Latest Funding Amount
- The amount of money received through the organization's most recent funding activity.
- Last Raised
- The date when the organization most recently raised funding.
You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with a similar financial profile.
AI Assistant Ishi
Each Imaging Center profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the Imaging Center and explore the information available about it.
Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the Imaging Center and lets you ask questions and have a conversation about the organization.
You can also ask Ishi for practical help, such as suggesting ways to approach the Imaging Center, creating an outreach strategy, developing a personalized pitch, drafting an email, and much more.
Events
The Events section within each Imaging Center profile provides an overview of the organization's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.
- Past Events
- View healthcare events the Imaging Center has attended in the past.
- Upcoming Events
- View healthcare events the Imaging Center is going to attend in the future.
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Employees
Within this category, you can filter Imaging Centers by Number of Employees. You can enter a minimum and maximum value to find centers based on their employee count.
Number of Employees
Drag the handles, or type a minimum and maximum value.
Minimum
Maximum
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Modality & Accreditation
Within this category, you can filter Imaging Centers by their imaging modalities, accreditation seals, accreditation status, and accreditation dates.
You can search and filter Imaging Centers using:
Modality
Filter Imaging Centers by their imaging modality accreditation or program designation. You can search and select options such as BMRAP, BUAP, CTAP, MAP, MRAP, NMAP, PETAP, RO, SBBAP, UAP, and more.
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Seal
Filter Imaging Centers by their accreditation seals and associated designations. You can search and select options such as CBIC, DICOE, LCSC, Prostate MRI, Image Gently, and combinations of these designations.
Status
Filter Imaging Centers by their accreditation status. You can select options such as Accredited and Under Review.
Expiration Date From
Filter records by the beginning of the accreditation expiration date range. Select a start and end date to define the range.
Expiration Date To
Filter records by the end of the accreditation expiration date range. Select a start and end date to define the range.
Provisional Granted
Filter Imaging Centers based on whether provisional accreditation has been granted. You can select this checkbox to find matching centers.
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Financials
Within this category, you can filter Imaging Centers based on their latest funding type, annual revenue, total funding, and latest funding amount.
You can search and filter Imaging Centers using:
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Latest Funding Type
Filter Imaging Centers by the type of their most recent funding activity.
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Annual Revenue ($)
Filter Imaging Centers by their annual revenue in dollars.
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Total Funding ($)
Filter Imaging Centers by the total amount of funding they have received.
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Latest Funding Amount ($)
Filter Imaging Centers by the amount received through their most recent funding activity.
For the dollar amounts, you can enter a minimum and maximum value.
Latest Funding Type
You can search and select options such as Debt Financing, Merger / Acquisition, Other, Private Equity, Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Venture (Round not Specified), and more.
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Questions teams ask
Imaging Center data FAQs
What is an imaging center?
An imaging center is a healthcare facility that uses medical imaging technologies to help diagnose, monitor and evaluate medical conditions. Services can include X-rays, MRI, CT scans, ultrasound, mammography and more. Many are outpatient or freestanding sites, while others are affiliated with hospitals, health systems or radiology groups.
How is an imaging center different from a hospital radiology department?
A hospital radiology department serves inpatients, the emergency department and outpatients inside the hospital. A freestanding imaging center focuses on outpatient imaging, often in a more convenient location and frequently at a lower price, which is why some insurers steer patients toward them. Both can hold the same accreditations, so profile, ownership and modality data help you tell them apart.
Why do sales teams research imaging centers?
Imaging centers invest in scanners, imaging IT such as PACS and RIS, EHR systems, staffing and services. Knowing which modalities a center runs, the technology it uses, its accreditation timelines and who leads each department helps you focus on centers that fit your offering and approach the right people. Many centers belong to larger groups or chains, so decisions may also involve a parent organization.
What do modality codes such as MRAP, CTAP and MAP mean?
They are American College of Radiology (ACR) accreditation programs for each imaging modality. For example, MRAP covers MRI, CTAP covers CT, MAP covers mammography, UAP covers ultrasound, BUAP covers breast ultrasound, BMRAP covers breast MRI, NMAP covers nuclear medicine, PETAP covers PET, SBBAP covers stereotactic breast biopsy and RO covers radiation oncology. You can filter by these codes and see the approved modules under each one in a center's profile.
What do seals such as DICOE, CBIC and LCSC mean?
They are ACR designations that go beyond standard accreditation. DICOE is the Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence, CBIC is the Designated Comprehensive Breast Imaging Center, which requires accreditation in all breast imaging modalities, and LCSC is the Designated Lung Cancer Screening Center. You can also filter by the Prostate MRI designation, Image Gently and combinations of these seals.
Can I find imaging centers by accreditation status or expiration date?
Yes. The Modality & Accreditation filters let you select a status, such as Accredited or Under Review, set an expiration date range and find centers where provisional accreditation has been granted. Upcoming expirations can help you time outreach around renewals, equipment upgrades or quality programs.
Can I find imaging centers that use a specific EHR or technology?
Yes. Use the EHR Stack Vendor filter to find centers on a specific EHR, such as Epic, the Technology Stack filter to search for technologies such as Epic or Cerner, and the Org Intent Modules filter to search by the imaging or EHR software modules a center uses. Technology data reflects what has been detected and may not be a complete inventory.
Do intent keywords mean an imaging center is planning to buy?
No. Intent keywords, such as EHR migration, show topics a center has been researching or showing interest in. They are a reason to investigate, not proof of an active purchase, approved budget or buying timeline.
How can I find imaging centers near a specific location?
Use the Organization Profile filters to search by state, city or ZIP code, then add a radius of 25, 50, 100, 300 or 500 miles, or choose All. You can also search by a center's name or web address.
Who can I reach at an imaging center?
Each profile includes Executive Departments, such as Information Technology, Operations, Finance and Medical & Health, with the number of executives in each. HCP Intel groups the center's healthcare professionals into specialties such as Radiology & Imaging and Oncology. Click any department or specialty group to see its contacts and open their profiles.
What financial information is available for imaging centers?
You can filter by latest funding type, annual revenue, total funding and latest funding amount. Each profile's Financial Overview shows group revenue, total funding, latest funding received, latest funding amount and when the organization last raised funding, where available.
What is the IH Imaging Center ID?
It is Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for each imaging center. You can use it in the Identifier section to find a specific center quickly and consistently, including when matching records with your CRM.
About Intent.Health
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including Imaging Centers, with Executive Intelligence, HCP Intelligence, Decision Network, intent signals, propensity analysis and Ishi contextual AI.
Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Modality, accreditation, intent keywords and financial fields are research context; field availability varies by organization and source.