Q Factor services
Digital X Ray on site and in office.
Imaging that helps guide the plan from the first visit, whether the unit comes to you or you come to us.
Quick answer
Why are x rays taken after an accident?
X rays help the provider rule out fractures and assess alignment before hands on care begins. They are ordered when the examination calls for them, not automatically. When findings call for advanced imaging, MRI is coordinated through the LUX network.
Imaging at Q Factor
Same day answers.
Digital images are available within minutes and reviewed with you during the visit.
In the unit
A digital x ray system travels with every mobile unit. Images are taken on site and reviewed before treatment.
In the office
The Las Colinas office has its own digital system for members and injury patients.
When MRI is needed
If the provider needs to see discs, nerves, or soft tissue, MRI is coordinated through SpineLUX imaging partners.
Patient questions
Imaging FAQs.
What patients ask about x rays after a collision.
Have questions about imaging before your visit?
Ask intake →Will I always get an x ray?
No. The provider decides after examination. Many patients do; some do not need it.
Is it safe?
Digital x ray uses a low dose. The provider will discuss any concerns, including pregnancy, before imaging.
Who reads the images?
Your treating provider reviews them with you. Reports for attorneys are produced from the same images.
Can I get a copy?
Yes. Images and reports are part of your record and can be sent to you or your attorney.
Includes
- On site digital x ray in the mobile unit
- In office digital x ray
- Same day review with your provider
- Images in your record
- MRI coordination when indicated
Related concerns
- Neck and back pain
- Joint injuries
- Suspected fracture
- Persistent pain after a collision
Specific services, candidacy, and recommendations are determined after clinical evaluation. Availability may vary by location.
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