Toll Gate Radiology | Affordable Mammogram, MRI, CT Scan

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in Rhode Island

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Among Rhode Island’s Most Affordable Imaging Providers – Making Healthcare More Accessible For All

Toll Gate Radiology is proud to be among Rhode Island’s most affordable imaging providers, with over 40 years of experience serving the Warwick community. As a physician-owned clinic, we offer mammograms, CAT scans, and pain management services.

Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic imaging is essential for diagnosing and treating medical conditions. We provide various services using the latest imaging technology, including CAT scans and ultrasounds. Rely on our Philips Incisive 128-slice CT delivers crystal-clear images. Our Diagnostic Radiologists strive to make your experience comfortable and stress-free.

Preventive Imaging

Preventative imaging helps support overall health and well-being. Our clinic offers preventive imaging procedures, low-dose lung cancer screening, and low-dose calcium scoring. Our friendly, compassionate, and experienced technicians use a proactive approach to detecting early signs of disease and identifying areas of concern for comprehensive patient care.

Women’s Imaging

We offer imaging services specifically tailored to support women’s health. Look no further if you need bone density testing, full-field image mammography, or breast ultrasound exams for early detection and monitoring. Our experienced and compassionate Toll Gate Radiology Imaging team provides the highest care and comfort during your visit.

Meet Our Staff

Anthony Bruzzese

MD, FACR

Kei Doi

MD, PhD, DABR

Vincent Frazzini

MD, DABR, CAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are walk-in appointments accepted?

Yes, if you need an immediate XRay, we accept walk-ins at our 300 Tollgate Road location. Other than instances where insurance pre-authorization is required, we are happy to accommodate your requests at any time.

What types of imaging services do you offer?

We offer mammograms, CAT scans, ultrasounds, women’s, and preventative imaging.

How do I prepare for an imaging exam?

Before an imaging exam, follow your healthcare provider’s instructions to ensure accurate results. Fasting for a specific time before the exam, not wearing jewelry, and removing metal objects from your body are common. In addition, inform your healthcare provider of any medical conditions or medications you are taking, as they may affect the imaging exam.

How long will the imaging exam take?

The length of an imaging exam can vary depending on the type of exam. X-rays can be completed quickly, usually within 30 minutes or less. Other exams may take longer for results.

Will I need to follow special instructions after the imaging exam?

After an imaging exam, your healthcare provider may provide special instructions to follow depending on the type of exam you received. For example, you may get advised to drink plenty of fluids after receiving a contrast material during a CT scan or told to avoid strenuous activity for some time. Following these instructions helps ensure a smooth recovery from your imaging exam.

What happens if the imaging results show a problem?

If the imaging exam results show a problem, your healthcare provider will discuss the findings with you and may recommend further testing or treatment. The recommended course of action will depend on the specific issue detected during the imaging exam. For example, if a suspicious mass gets detected during a mammogram, your healthcare provider may recommend a biopsy to test for cancer. Proactive imaging exams can help with early detection, prompt treatment, and better outcomes. It’s important to discuss any concerns or questions you have about your imaging results with your healthcare provider to ensure that you receive the best possible care.

Is the imaging equipment safe?

Imaging equipment is safe when operated by trained professionals and used as intended. This equipment emits low radiation levels or uses non-ionizing radiation such as ultrasound or magnetic fields to create images of the body. Therefore, the amount of radiation exposure during imaging exams is usually considered safe for most patients, and the benefits of the exam typically outweigh the risks. However, it’s essential to inform your healthcare provider of any prior radiation exposure or pregnancy, as these factors may affect the safety of the imaging exam.

What is the experience and expertise of your imaging team?

Please visit our Doctor And Staff page to learn more about our outpatient imaging Clinic.

What sets your imaging center apart from others in the area?

Toll Gate Radiology Clinic has over 40 years of experience serving the Warwick community. As a physician-owned clinic, we offer mammograms, CAT scans, and pain management services at the most affordable prices in Rhode Island.