Valley Radiology Imaging

"Whatever you do, hold on to hope. The tiniest thread will twist into an unbreakable cord. Let hope anchor you in the possibility that this is not the end of your story, that change will bring you to peaceful shores." ~Unknown #WorldCancerDay

At RadNet, we love what we do and we couldn’t do any of it without you! We would like to extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude for your continued trust, and allowing us to serve you with quality and compassion! www.RadNetImaging.com

February is American Heart Month This is the perfect time to learn about your risk for heart disease. Radiology exams like a coronary CT calcium scan can detect calcium deposits in the arteries of the heart. It is one of the many risk factors your physician uses to determine if you have an increased risk of a cardiac event. To find a location nearest you, please visit www.RadNetImaging.com

The need for blood is critical! The American Red Cross has faced a reduction of donations due to the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. One blood donation can save up to three lives. It's also important to donate if you have the COVID-19 antibodies as this convalescent plasma is being evaluated as a possible treatment for currently ill COVID-19 patients! Your donation could help save the lives of people battling this disease! Learn more and find out where to donate by visiting: https://www.redcrossblood.org/

Being passionate about what you do really is everything. We love this perspective! www.RadNetImaging.com

It’s National Mammography Day! We want to remind you to take a moment to schedule your annual screening mammogram and encourage your loved ones to do the same. Early detection saves lives! #RadNet #NationalMammographyDay

Remind your friends and family members how important yearly mammograms are! According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women in the United States today. It is the second leading cause of death among women after lung cancer.

Today we stand with the Metastatic Breast Cancer community. An estimated 154,000+ women are currently living with metastatic breast cancer in the United States. While this disease is terminal and cannot be cured, it is not hopeless. Because of improved treatments many women can live long, productive lives for many years with this type of cancer. There are a wide variety of treatment options and new medicines are being tested every day.

Thank you Dr. Hession for sharing this important message with women. "Early detection of breast cancer with annual mammography remains our most powerful tool in the fight against breast cancer in women." - Dr. Mariela Hession... #BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection

There are several symptoms that can occur in women with breast cancer. Experiencing one or more of these breast symptoms does not mean you have cancer. However, women should be aware of symptoms and changes in their breasts to enable early detection of breast cancer.

We have a new name and new location! Valley Radiology Montpelier has officially moved to Valley Radiology East San Jose! For more information on our services, please visit: ... https://www.radnet.com//loc/valley-radiology-east-san-jose See more

We might be wearing masks these days, but they can’t hide our smile! As we celebrate 'World Smile Day' we are encouraging you to #SmileWithYourEyes!

Early detection saves lives, a message that is important every month of the year!

Happy National Coffee Day and World Heart Day! Did you know that habitual coffee drinking has been linked to a lower risk of coronary heart disease in women? A growing number of studies have found coffee linked to heart health, among numerous other benefits. Here are some benefits according to the American Heart Association.... * It gives you energy and may help you lose weight and sharpen your mental focus, thanks to the magic of caffeine. Studies have shown that caffeine may improve your mood, help your brain work better and improve performance during exercise. * A regular java habit is associated with a lower risk of Type 2 diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. Additionally, in one study, caffeine was linked to a lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease. * Coffee is an excellent source of antioxidants, which may help protect cells from damage. * Higher consumption of coffee caffeinated and decaf alike was associated with a lower risk of total mortality, including deaths attributed to heart disease, nervous system diseases and suicide. Remember, what you add to your coffee makes a difference, too much cream and sugar can take away from the health benefits!

Choosing the right treatment for prostate cancer is not always an easy decision, that’s why it’s important to understand the disease and all the treatment options available. RadNet is proud to offer the TULSA Procedure, to treat prostate cancer as well as other prostate conditions. To learn more about the TULSA Procedure treatment, please visit the link below or contact us at [email protected] https://prostate.radnet.com/tulsa... #Prostate #ProstateCancer #ProstateTreatment See more

Happy World Lung Day! Today is dedicated to promoting better lung health globally. Here are a few steps you can take to help keep your lungs healthy and reduce your risk of lung disease. * Don’t smoke * Exercise daily for about 30 mins... * Avoid exposure to indoor pollutants * Go for regular checkups * Minimize exposure to outdoor air pollution * Prevent infection (wash hands, avoid crowds during cold and flu season, maintain good oral hygiene, get vaccinated) Take care of your lungs and stay health and safe everyone!