An elevated PSA (prostate-specific antigen) level doesn’t automatically mean prostate cancer, but it does mean your provider may refer you for further imaging, like a prostate MRI, to get clearer answers.
From prostate imaging to lung screening and testicular ultrasound, Health Images provides compassionate care for men.

Men’s Imaging,
Centered on You
At Health Images, we provide advanced imaging services in a supportive, respectful setting. Whether you are coming in for a screening, follow-up exam, or diagnostic imaging, our team is here to make the process easier. We combine modern technology with compassionate care to deliver accurate results, timely reporting, and a better experience from start to finish.
Stories Behind the Screen
Hear from women whose imaging exams led to life-changing answers and see how early detection can make all the difference.
Men's Imaging Services

3T MRI Prostate Imaging
Our advanced 3T MRI delivers precise prostate imaging, helping detect concerns earlier. This innovative, non-invasive technology supports men's health by guiding confident diagnosis and treatment planning without discomfort, radiation, or unnecessary procedures.
Prostate Contouring Platform
Our prostate contouring software pairs with 3T MRI to boost precision, improve exam accuracy, and deliver advanced imaging capabilities that set our care apart.


LDCT Lung Cancer Scan
Low-dose CT (LDCT) is a non-invasive imaging test that uses less radiation than a standard chest CT scan to create detailed 3D images of the lungs. It is the only recommended screening tool for early detection of lung cancer in high-risk, asymptomatic patients.
Scrotal Ultrasound
Scrotal ultrasound is a noninvasive imaging exam that uses sound waves to create real-time images of the testicles and scrotal tissue. Because it is fast, radiation-free, and effective at identifying abnormalities, scrotal ultrasound is an important tool for early evaluation and care.


What to Expect
When You Visit
Know what to expect before your visit, so you can feel more prepared and at ease. From check-in to results, we’re here to guide you through each step with clear answers and supportive care.
FAQ's About Men's Health
Men and women between 50–80 years old with a smoking history may qualify for annual lung cancer screening. If you have quit smoking, but have a significant smoking history, you may still qualify. Your provider can confirm.
Traditional ultrasounds guide needles randomly into the prostate, which is only about the size of a walnut. A multiparametric prostate MRI with contouring software maps out the exact spots that look suspicious, so the biopsy targets the right area. No guessing, and fewer unnecessary pokes.
Preparation is simple. Your provider may suggest minor dietary changes. The scan is non-invasive and usually lasts 30–45 minutes.
Yes. For prostate imaging, you’ll need a PSA blood test first. For lung screening, your provider will review your age and smoking history to see if you qualify.


