Chase radiology room brings care closer to home

Interior Health is pleased to report that a new radiology room is being well used by people in Chase and the surrounding area since opening earlier this year.

 

 

After opening to patients on Jan. 31, 2022, the new machine has produced more than 350 patient exams with some patients needing more than one X-ray per visit.

 

 

A $620,000 capital investment in the Chase and District Health Centre resulted in the renovation of the radiology room and installation of a new Siemens X-ray machine, featuring the latest technology that allows for quicker imaging.

 

 

As part of the project, the health centre received a complete electrical upgrade.

 

 

“This new machine is making a big difference in the care we are providing in Chase,” said Interior Health president and CEO, Susan Brown. “People in Chase and the surrounding areas no longer have to travel to receive an X-ray. The new equipment is providing a more reliable service and has enhanced working conditions for our health-care team.”

 

 

The radiology room provides a comfortable and modern healing environment and supports a safe work place with an ergonomic work station.

 

 

Stories@IH: New X-Ray machine benefits Chase and surrounding communities

 

 

The Chase Health Centre serves some 3,000 people in the community of Chase and the surrounding region.

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