Rosetta Radiology

We hope everyone has a fantastic Fourth of July weekend! Stay safe out there!

Is a prostate #MRI more effective than a biopsy for detecting prostate cancer? Find out on our blog: https://bit.ly/3q4nQfD

Being prepared for radiation therapy is a daunting task. Not only is there a physical & emotional weight on the outcome, side effects of treatment vary from patient to patient, making preparation tricky. Luckily, our team of onsite radiologists is there to help you every step of the way! Learn more about the possible side effects you can expect from radiation therapy on our website https://bit.ly/2WrZMpc... [#radiology #radiation #cancer #chemo #cancersurvivor #cancertreatment]

How do Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia differ? It's not as complicated as you may think. Find Out: https://bit.ly/3wODkHp #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth

Keep an eye on your #bonedensity with a DEXA scan! In the meantime, here's a few tips to help you build your bone health during your everyday walk!

If you need to schedule a hysterosonogram, it's time to pull out your menstrual calendar Get more tips https://bit.ly/2OgXF11

How well do you know the history of radiology? It all started November of 1895 when German scientist Dr. Röntgen discovered x-rays! Learn the history behind his groundbreaking discovery! https://bit.ly/2yU80Le

There are several kinds of risk factors that can make you more vulnerable to thyroid cancer. Make sure you're aware of them: https://bit.ly/39DYtt9 #ThryoidAwarenessMonth

This week we're giving a spotlight to our very own Dr. Stanley Rosenfeld! Dr. Rosenfeld is a board-certified radiologist who hails from here in New York! Thanks Dr. Rosenfeld for all you do! Meet all of our radiologists! https://bit.ly/2Og6gkB

Did you know that 13,000 women each year are diagnosed with cervical cancer? This month is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, so we're going over some of the most common treatments, including surgery, chemotherapy, & radiation therapy. https://bit.ly/30ZsAqq

Here’s everything you ever wanted to know about your first mammogram, from how long it takes to what it will feel like - and why you shouldn’t put it off any longer! https://bit.ly/3kINB1P

We are glad you chose us when it comes to your healthcare! Both new and existing patients can look forward to the following things during their time with Rosetta Radiology: Feel free to contact us with any questions or visit our website to learn more! https://bit.ly/2OgXF11

An On-site Radiologist is a radiologist who is physically present at the radiology center. This means that they are able to meet with patients, answer questions, and analyze scans quickly and efficiently without having to send them out and wait for a response. Rosetta Radiology is proud to say that we have not one, but four on-site radiologists! In our blog, we will more and the benefits of having an onsite radiologist! https://bit.ly/2Os1XHY

Breaking a bone is never fun! Do you know which service you will receive upon arriving to the hospital? Submit your guess below :

It is important to remember that breast cancer does not discriminate. Though it is most common in women over 40, the disease can also affect younger men and women. Make sure you are getting checked and staying up to date with your exams! https://bit.ly/37jtAuL

Our Board Certified Radiologists and staff are proud to provide a wide variety of services spanning Diagnostic Imaging, Women’s Imaging, and Radiation Oncology. Regardless of what you need, we provide comprehensive care to each of our patients. Most radiology practices cannot provide this kind of attention to their patients and that is what makes Rosetta Radiology different! Check out our list of services to see how we can help you! MRI Breast MRI... CT Scan X-Ray Mammogram PET/CT Bone Density Scan Hysterosonogram Upper GI Series Fluoroscopy Biopsy Ultrasound Barium Enema To schedule your next appointment or speak to one of our staff members, call 212-744-5538 or visit our website!

Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis can be shocking and scary. You’ll need time to process all of the information that comes with an initial diagnosis. To understand everything that comes along with the diagnosis and create a plan, it is best to speak with your doctor. If you’re not sure what to ask, here are 10 questions we believe would be most helpful after a breast cancer diagnosis. https://bit.ly/2ETM6wW

Do you have an upcoming appointment scheduled? We know you're busy and want to cut down on your wait time! You can now download and print off your forms and bring them with you! Visit our patient resource page to access all forms as well as information for you appointment! https://bit.ly/2OgXF11 Still have questions? You can call our office to speak with a staff member and we look forward to seeing you soon!

It's FAQ Friday! Each year, more than 190,000 Americans are diagnosed with breast cancer. While the exact cause of breast cancer may be unknown, there are certain risk factors are strongly linked to the disease. Can you guess which is NOT a factor? Submit your answer in the comments !

A friendly reminder from our team not to put off your annual screening! We are working hard and have many safety measures in place for your care! Give us a call or visit our website to see a list of our services or book your appointment today! https://bit.ly/2N3mtK0

As physicians, we understand that you have MANY options when it comes to your healthcare, and we are privileged that you have considered us as your choice! Please use the patient resource page on our website to learn more about your procedures and feel free to contact us with any questions. Our patients come first and we look forward to working with you!

Did you see the Empire State Building's pink glow? During October, the Empire State Building will shine pink in solidarity for Estee Lauder's Breast Cancer Awareness campaign!

Broken bones are one of the most common reasons why patients undergo x-rays. In fact, there are around 6.3 million bone breaks each year in the US ! Breaking a bone is never fun, but there are some breaks that hurt more than others. https://bit.ly/3ldprw3