MD Imaging Physician Center
Danford C. Bickmore, M.D., Andrew Best, M.D.,
Thomas M. Bey, M.D., Stephen L. Hofkin, M.D.,
Don Chin, M.D.
Our Physician Center is dedicated to supporting our referring providers with online resources to help you better care for your patients.
Since this area is designed to help you, the provider, we welcome your input on additional online resources we can provide in addition to those we are currently developing.
- MD Imaging
- MD Nuclear Imaging
- Other Online Services
- Online Forms
Online Services
For Physicians/Providers and Referring OfficesWe are proud to support our referring providers with the latest online technologies, including:
- Online Patient Scheduling
- MD Imaging
- Online Patient Reports
- Online Patient Images
- MD Nuclear Imaging
- Online Patient Images (PET)
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Immediate Opening!
Immediate opening for a full-time Licensed X-ray Technologist. 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m. Monday thru Friday. Great Benefit package. Please fill out the on-line application, or fax resume's to (530) 243-8161, Attn: Charlene Cundy
Featured Radiologist
Marc. S. Griffey, M.D.
Neuroradiology
Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
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News and Updates
“You Deserve A Break” Drawing Winners Announced
MD Imaging is committed to providing the highest quality diagnostic services in the North State.
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Online Patient Scheduling
The newest version of our Online Patient Scheduling Program, OPS 3.0 just got faster and easier...
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The New Brilliance 64 CT Scanner
The new Brilliance CT scanner at MD Imaging captures 64 images in less than one second...
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Varicose Veins - The Non-Surgical Solution
Half of the US Population has venous disease…a new non-surgical solution is now available to the public for Varicose Veins...
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Baby and Me
MD Imaging Introduces New "Baby and Me" Program. Expectant mothers are treated with special care and with an extra special gift for you and baby.
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