Locations & Hours

To schedule an appointment at any of our locations, please call our main scheduling office at 860-289-3375. Our friendly staff will assist you in finding the most convenient location and time for your appointment.

Referrals are required for all exams except for screening mammograms. Please ensure you have your referral documentation ready when you call, unless you are scheduling a screening mammogram, which does not require a referral.

Our locations have varying operating hours to accommodate a wide range of schedules and services.

For up-to-date hours, please view the individual outpatient sites here, or call our main office at 860-289-3375.

• Avon: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan.
• Bloomfield: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan,
• Enfield: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan services, as well as a state-of-the-art interventional radiology suite.
• Farmington: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan.
• Glastonbury: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, CT Scan, and nuclear medicine services.
• Glastonbury – Eric Town Square: Open MRI.
• Granby: General X-Ray and 3D Mammography.
• Hartford (Seymour Street at Hartford Hospital): General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, and ultrasound.
• West Hartford: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan.
• Wethersfield: General X-Ray, 3D Mammography, Bone Density, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan.

Each of our locations is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to provide the highest quality diagnostic imaging. Weekend and evening appointments are available for MRI, CT Scans, and mammography in certain offices.

To schedule an appointment, please call us at 860-289-3375. Please note that exam hours may vary by location.

Yes, a referral is required to book most of our radiology services. Please have your referral form from your healthcare provider ready when you call to schedule your appointment. The only exception is for screening mammograms, which you can schedule without a referral.

For your appointment at any of our locations, please bring a photo ID, your insurance card, and any prior imaging studies, if applicable. Learn more on our What to Bring page.

Preparation for your imaging appointment depends on the type of exam you are scheduled for. Generally, you may be asked to fast, wear loose-fitting clothing, or avoid certain medications. Detailed instructions will be provided when you schedule your appointment, ensuring you’re fully prepared for your visit.

Yes, screening mammograms are covered in Connecticut under most health insurance plans, including Medicaid, as mandated by state and federal laws. These laws require coverage for annual mammograms for women over 40, with no out-of-pocket cost for the patient when provided by an in-network provider.

Your imaging results will be available through our secure patient portal shortly after your exam. You will receive an email notification once they’re ready to view. For more detailed interpretations or follow-up discussions, please refer to your referring physician or specialist who will have comprehensive insights into your results and next steps.

Radiologists in Connecticut must be licensed physicians with additional board certification in radiology, ensuring they have the expertise to diagnose and interpret medical images accurately.

Most of Jefferson Radiology’s radiologists undergo additional advanced training in the form of fellowships, meaning that our radiologists are sub-specialized. Learn more about our sub-specialized physicians.

Subspecialty-trained radiologists in Connecticut bring expertise in specific areas of imaging, such as musculoskeletal, breast, or pediatric radiology, allowing for more accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans, ultimately enhancing the quality of patient care. Click here to read more on our Sub-Specialized Care blog.

Radiology technologists and in Connecticut must obtain a state license, requiring completion of accredited education programs and passing national certification exams, ensuring they meet state-specific competency standards.

Jefferson Radiology’s technologists undergo additional and regular advanced training to ensure they stay up to date with safety protocols and the latest technology.

Radiologic technologists in Connecticut are required to complete an accredited radiography program and pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam, followed by obtaining a state license to ensure they meet both national and state-specific professional standards.

The Joint Commission accreditation in Connecticut signifies a radiology practice meets rigorous performance standards in patient care and safety, enhancing trust and quality in services provided.

Jefferson Radiology is one of the few radiology practices in the state to be Joint Commission Accredited.

The Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) in Connecticut ensures all facilities offering mammography services adhere to high-quality standards for equipment, personnel, and practice, promoting patient safety and reliability of mammography results.

Jefferson Radiology strictly adheres to the standards and regulations set by the Mammography Quality Standards Act.

Connecticut regulates CT scans through standards on machine certification, technician training, and dose limits, ensuring scans are performed safely with minimal necessary radiation exposure.

Jefferson Radiology adheres to the highest standards for CT scan safety.

Connecticut’s radiation exposure regulations for medical imaging are designed to ensure patient safety by adhering to the principle of ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable).

This includes rigorous licensing and inspection of radiology facilities, mandatory continuing education for technologists, and protocols that adjust radiation doses based on patient size, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children. An example of these regulations in action is the state’s emphasis on dose tracking and reporting, which requires facilities to monitor and report the radiation dose for procedures known to have higher radiation levels, such as CT scans, to minimize risk and ensure the doses are kept within safe limits.

Jefferson Radiology adheres to the highest standards for radiation exposure.