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Digital X-Ray in Long Island, NY

New York No-Fault · Workers’ Compensation · Most major insurance

Not sure if your injury is covered? Ask us first.

Our team verifies your coverage, explains what it pays for, and books your first evaluation at the Long Island location closest to you.

  • $0 out of pocket for covered patients
  • 7 Long Island locations
  • You choose your own treating provider

On-site digital X-ray for fast imaging after auto-accident and work injuries — clear images, lower radiation than film, and results integrated into your care and your No-Fault or Workers' Comp claim.

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How Digital X-Ray Works

Digital X-ray uses electronic sensors instead of film to capture images of your bones and joints in seconds, typically at a lower radiation dose than traditional film X-ray. Where available on-site, it lets your clinician review images during the same visit and make decisions about your care right away.

What Digital X-Ray Can Show

  • Fractures and breaks
  • Joint and spinal alignment
  • Dislocations and bone injuries
  • Changes after a car accident or work injury
  • Findings that guide further imaging when needed

Injuries We Confirm On-Site

Same-day imaging is what separates a suspected break from a confirmed one. The films we take most often after a crash, a fall or a workplace accident include broken fingers and hands, wrist fractures, ankle fractures and rib fractures — see the full fracture care overview.

Digital X-Ray Under No-Fault Insurance

If you were injured in a motor-vehicle accident in New York, your No-Fault (PIP) coverage generally pays for medically necessary imaging, including X-ray when it is part of your care plan. We bill No-Fault directly, so most patients pay $0 out of pocket for covered care.

Digital X-Ray Under Workers' Compensation

For work-related injuries, X-ray imaging may be covered under New York Workers' Compensation when medically necessary. Our team documents the findings to support your treatment and your claim.

Why On-Site Imaging Matters

On-site digital X-ray means faster answers, fewer trips, and images that go straight into your treatment record. When more detail is needed, we coordinate MRI and CT through our diagnostic imaging network — keeping everything connected to your No-Fault or Workers' Comp claim.

Coordinated With Chiropractic and Physical Therapy

Digital X-ray works best as part of a complete recovery plan. At Injury Recovery MD it is coordinated with our chiropractic care and physical therapy, so your clinicians share your records and adjust your program together as you recover.

Digital X-Ray Near Me: Long Island Locations

We offer care across Nassau and Suffolk County, with offices in Medford, Islandia, East Islip, Mineola, Bohemia, Smithtown and Stony Brook — with more on the way. Find your nearest office → or call (631) 560-8357 and we will point you to the closest one.

Get Started With On-Site X-Ray

Same-day and next-day appointments available across Long Island.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is digital X-ray safe?
Digital X-ray uses a low dose of radiation, typically lower than traditional film, and is a routine part of evaluating injuries. Tell your clinician if you are or may be pregnant.
Will my No-Fault or Workers’ Comp insurance cover it?
For eligible auto-accident and work injuries, medically necessary X-ray is billed directly to your New York No-Fault or Workers’ Comp coverage, so most patients pay $0 out of pocket. Coverage depends on your policy and claim.
Do you have X-ray on-site?
On-site digital X-ray is available at select Long Island offices. Call (631) 560-8357 and our team will direct you to the nearest location with imaging.
What if I need an MRI or CT?
When more detailed imaging is needed, we coordinate MRI and CT through established networks as part of our diagnostic imaging service.

Educational information only; not a substitute for medical advice or an in-person evaluation. Coverage depends on your policy and claim.

What we look for in a foot X-ray

Midfoot and heel injuries are among the easiest breaks to miss on a single view, which is why the foot is imaged in more than one plane. See broken foot and broken heel care.

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