Digital X-Ray
Fast imaging for suspected fractures, dislocations, chest concerns and selected injuries.
When symptoms cannot wait, NorthStar Emergency Center brings physician evaluation, emergency imaging, on-site laboratory testing and treatment together in one location. Walk in any time—no appointment required.
In an emergency, the right diagnosis guides the right treatment. Our physicians begin with your symptoms, medical history and physical exam, then order appropriate testing when it can help clarify what is happening.
Because core emergency imaging and laboratory capabilities are available on site, your care team can move from assessment to results and physician-directed treatment without sending you to multiple offices. The tests you receive depend on your individual medical needs.
Emergency evaluation is available 24/7 without an appointment.
A physician assesses your symptoms and determines appropriate testing.
Results guide treatment, monitoring, discharge planning or transfer when needed.
Each service is used when medically appropriate as part of an emergency evaluation.
Fast imaging for suspected fractures, dislocations, chest concerns and selected injuries.
Cross-sectional imaging that helps evaluate head, chest, abdominal, pelvic and trauma concerns.
Focused ultrasound used by the care team for selected emergency symptoms and procedures.
Heart rhythm testing that supports the evaluation of chest pain, palpitations and related symptoms.
Blood, urine and rapid infection testing ordered to support emergency diagnosis and treatment.
Physician-directed hydration and medication support for appropriate illnesses and injuries.
Monitoring, medications, wound or injury care and other treatment based on your diagnosis.
Emergency evaluation is available every day, including nights, weekends and holidays.
Symptoms can have many possible causes. Emergency testing may help the physician rule in or rule out serious conditions and choose an appropriate next step.
Call 911 for severe or life-threatening symptoms when it is unsafe to travel by private vehicle.
Our emergency imaging supports diagnosis during your visit; it is not elective or routine screening.

For adults and children when an X-ray is medically appropriate.
A technologist positions the affected area, captures the necessary views and shares the images for clinical interpretation as part of your visit.
NorthStar does not advertise dental, panoramic, orthodontic, 3D dental or routine bone-age X-rays.
Detailed cross-sectional imaging when symptoms or injuries require a closer look.
The physician determines whether contrast is appropriate after reviewing factors such as allergies, kidney function and the clinical question.
CT is ordered for emergency evaluation, not elective screening, coronary-calcium scoring or routine specialty imaging.
Focused bedside imaging used for selected symptoms and clinical decisions.
Pregnancy-related imaging depends on the physician's assessment, gestational stage and facility capability. Transfer or specialty follow-up may be recommended.
This service is not routine prenatal, keepsake or elective specialty ultrasound.
Clear next steps if a test is needed beyond confirmed on-site capabilities.
NorthStar's confirmed on-site imaging capabilities are multi-slice CT, digital X-ray and bedside ultrasound. We do not claim on-site MRI availability.
If an MRI or another specialty study is medically necessary and unavailable at the facility, your care team will explain the appropriate next step, which may include referral, follow-up or transfer based on your condition.
The safest imaging choice is determined by your physician after evaluating your symptoms and medical history.
Vomiting, diarrhea, fever, heat exposure and difficulty keeping fluids down can lead to dehydration. After assessing your condition, a physician may recommend oral hydration, IV fluids, medication, laboratory testing or monitoring.
Possible dehydration symptoms include intense thirst, dry mouth, dizziness, weakness, reduced urination, fast heart rate or confusion. Severe symptoms warrant urgent evaluation.

Depending on the evaluation, emergency treatment may include:
Laboratory results can reveal infection, anemia, dehydration, kidney or liver concerns, electrolyte imbalance and other causes of urgent symptoms. Tests are ordered based on your physician's evaluation.
Children may receive age-appropriate lab testing or X-rays when medically necessary. Our team explains the process and works to make testing as comfortable as possible.
NorthStar's laboratory supports emergency care. It is not a direct-to-consumer outpatient lab for routine panels without an emergency evaluation.
Testing that may help identify infection, anemia and related concerns.
Electrolyte, glucose, kidney and liver-related information.
Cardiac and blood-clot markers when clinically indicated.
Selected flu, COVID-19, strep and RSV testing based on symptoms.
Urine testing for infection, hydration and other clinical questions.
Testing used when relevant to an emergency evaluation or imaging decision.
A coordinated process keeps your evaluation focused while allowing the care plan to adapt to your needs.
Visit any time. If symptoms are immediately life-threatening, call 911.
Your care team reviews symptoms, history, vital signs and examination findings.
The physician orders imaging, EKG or laboratory work when it supports diagnosis.
Your team discusses findings and provides treatment, discharge instructions or next-step care.
Walk-in emergency evaluation is available 24 hours a day, every day.
Confirmed CT, digital X-ray, bedside ultrasound, EKG and laboratory capabilities support care.
Testing and treatment are connected to the physician managing your emergency visit.
Your care team explains what is available and arranges the next step when specialty care is needed.
Confirmed on-site capabilities include physician-ordered digital X-rays, multi-slice CT scans, bedside ultrasound, EKG and laboratory testing as part of emergency evaluation and treatment.
NorthStar is open 24/7 for walk-in emergency evaluation. Specific testing is ordered according to the physician's assessment and your medical needs.
No appointment or outside referral is required for an emergency visit. The treating physician determines which tests are appropriate.
NorthStar provides testing as part of an emergency medical evaluation. It is not an elective imaging center or direct-to-consumer outpatient laboratory.
Our confirmed on-site imaging includes CT, digital X-ray and bedside ultrasound. If an MRI is medically necessary and unavailable at the facility, the care team will explain the appropriate referral or transfer pathway.
Yes. Pediatric testing may include age-appropriate laboratory work or X-rays when the physician determines it is medically necessary.
No. Ultrasound may be used for selected pregnancy-related emergency symptoms when clinically appropriate, but NorthStar does not provide routine prenatal or keepsake imaging.
No. IV fluids support hydration and emergency treatment. NorthStar does not advertise an elective iron-infusion program on this page.
Timing varies based on your condition, the tests ordered and patient volume. Your care team will keep you informed as your evaluation progresses.
Visit NorthStar Emergency Center at 9920 Cypresswood Drive for physician-led emergency testing and treatment. No appointment is required.