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Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital
3815 Highland Avenue Downers Grove, Illinois 60515 (Main) 630.275.5900 TDD

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at Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital

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Bariatrics and Weight Loss Surgery

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Midwest Center for Day Surgery

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Outpatient Center - Lemont

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General Radiography (X-ray)

Locations:
  • Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital
    3815 Highland Avenue
    Downers Grove, Illinois 60515
    Main phone number: 630-275-5900
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  • Advocate Good Samaritan Outpatient Center
    15900 W. 127th Street
    Lemont, Illinois 60439
    Main phone number: 630-243-7100
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  • Advocate Good Samaritan Outpatient Center
    6840 S. Main Street
    Downers Grove, Illinois 60516
    Main phone number: 630-275-6840
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  • SCHEDULING INFORMATION FOR ALL THREE LOCATIONS:
    Standard X-ray exams do not require an appointment and are done during the department hours. However, a physician's order is required.

    An appointment is needed for a fluoroscopy exam. Examples include barium enema, upper GI, small bowel study, esophogram, swallowing study, bone survey, and IVP. To schedule a fluoroscopy test, please call 630-275-APPT (2778).

    Hours:
    Open every day, 6:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.

    Department information:
    Department Supervisor: Renee Farlinger, R.T.(R), B.S.
    Medical Director: George Sacy, M.D.

    Contact us:
    For questions about CT, or general information about imaging procedures, please call 630-275-2288, or e-mail
    GSAMRadiology@advocatehealth.com.

    FAQ's

    What is an X-ray?
    X-ray is an imaging technology used to view the inside of the body. X-ray uses radiation to take pictures of bone, tissue and organs to help physicians diagnose and treat many medical conditions.

    When is X-ray used?
    Physicians use X-rays to help identify problems and diagnose disease. X-ray often is used to view the lungs, stomach, intestines and bones. Bone X-rays also are used to help surgeons prepare for orthopedic surgery.

    What can I expect during an X-ray?
    X-ray is usually a painless, non-invasive procedure. The test typically is very fast, though patients’ test times will vary depending on the number of separate views the physician needs.

    When can I expect results?
    The results of your exam typically are ready for your physician within 48 hours. Please allow 7 - 10 days for your physician to receive and review your test results. If you do not receive results after 14 days, please be sure to contact the physician who ordered the test.

    How do I schedule an X-ray?
    Routine X-ray exams, such as chest and foot, do not require an appointment and are done during the stated hours. A physician's order is required.

    Appointments are needed for fluoroscopy exams. Examples include barium enema, upper GI, small bowel study, esophogram, swallowing study, and IVP. To schedule a fluoroscopy test, please call 630-275-APPT (2778).



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