Digital X-Ray in Seminole, FL
Our digital X-ray provides high-quality images for diagnosing fractures, chest conditions, and more — with same-day scheduling often available for self-pay, minimal wait times, and rapid results.
What Is an X-Ray?
X-ray (radiography) is the fastest and most widely available diagnostic imaging technique. A small, safe dose of radiation passes through your body to create an image on a digital detector. Our digital X-ray system produces higher-quality images with less radiation than traditional film X-rays, and results are available almost immediately. It's the go-to exam for bones, chest, and many other conditions.
What Can X-Ray Diagnose?
- Bone fractures and dislocations
- Chest conditions (pneumonia, heart size, lung nodules)
- Arthritis and joint degeneration
- Spine alignment and disc space narrowing
- Scoliosis screening
- Foreign body detection
- Sinus infections
- Abdominal conditions
How much does an X-ray cost in Seminole?
One published self-pay price per body part, radiologist reading included. No facility fee, no surprise bill.
- X-ray, per body partChest, spine, hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, foot and more$50
- CT scan, if an X-ray is not enoughWithout contrast$295
- MRI, for soft tissueWithout contrast$295
With insurance, your cost is your plan's copay or deductible; we verify benefits before your visit. Eligible self-pay exams do not need a referral, and HSA/FSA cards are accepted. All prices →
X-ray, CT or MRI: which do you need?
Most injuries start with an X-ray. Your doctor orders a CT or MRI when the X-ray does not answer the question.
X-ray
Fractures, dislocations, arthritis, chest and sinus checks. A few minutes, $50 per body part.
Seminole
CT scan
Complex fractures, lungs, kidney stones, bleeding, and anything the X-ray could not resolve. From $295.
Seminole
MRI
Ligaments, tendons, cartilage, discs, nerves and the brain. No radiation. From $295.
Seminole · St. Petersburg
How to Prepare for Your X-Ray
- 1No special preparation needed for most X-rays
- 2Remove jewelry and metal objects from the area being imaged
- 3Wear comfortable clothing — you may need to change into a gown
- 4Inform us if you are or might be pregnant
- 5Arrive 10 minutes early; bring insurance card and physician's order if using insurance
What to Expect During Your X-Ray
Positioning
Our technologist will position the body part being imaged against the X-ray detector. You may stand, sit, or lie down depending on the exam.
The X-Ray
Stay very still for just a few seconds while the image is captured. The technologist may take images from several angles. There's no pain involved.
Results
Digital images are available almost immediately for our radiologist to review. Results are sent to your doctor in 48–72 hours (stat reads available).
Frequently Asked Questions
The radiation dose from a single X-ray is very small — comparable to a few days of natural background radiation. Modern digital X-ray uses even less radiation than traditional film. The diagnostic benefit far outweighs the tiny risk.
Often, yes. Self-pay: walk in or book the same day. With insurance: usually the same week. Call (727) 398-5999 to schedule.
We avoid X-rays during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary. Always tell our staff if you are or might be pregnant. Alternatives like ultrasound or MRI may be recommended.
Our radiologist reviews digital images promptly. Results are typically sent to your doctor in 48–72 hours. For urgent cases, stat reads are available the same day.
Self-pay patients do not need a referral. Our physician reviews your request the same day — most self-pay patients are seen same day or added as a walk-in. If you plan to use insurance, a physician's order is still required. Call (727) 398-5999 — same-day is often available for self-pay.
We offer transparent, affordable self-pay pricing that is typically up to 75% less than hospital rates. Insurance is also accepted. Call (727) 398-5999 for specific pricing.
An X-ray produces a flat, two-dimensional image and is best for bones, chest, and quick assessments. A CT scan takes many X-ray images from different angles to create detailed cross-sectional views — better for soft tissues, complex fractures, and internal organs. Your doctor will order whichever is right for your situation.
No special preparation is needed for most X-rays. Simply remove jewelry and metal objects from the area being imaged. You may need to change into a gown. The entire visit is usually under 30 minutes.
A self-pay X-ray at AMI is $50 per body part, radiologist reading included. Two body parts (for example, a knee and an ankle) are $100.
With insurance, a physician's order is required. Eligible self-pay X-rays do not need a referral; walk-ins are often seen the same day. Call (727) 398-5999 to check availability.
Usually 5 to 10 minutes in the room. Results go to your doctor in 48–72 hours, often the same day for urgent injuries.
Also Consider
Imaging Without a Referral →
Self-pay X-rays and other scans can be booked with same-day physician review — no referral needed
CT Scan →
When an X-ray is inconclusive, a CT scan gives detailed cross-sectional views of complex fractures and soft tissue
High-Field 1.5T MRI →
For soft-tissue, ligament, or disc detail beyond what an X-ray shows, MRI is the next step
See our transparent self-pay pricing (up to 75% less than hospital rates), or check accepted insurance plans.
Ready to Schedule Your X-Ray?
Call us or book online. We'll get you scheduled quickly.