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When adults lose bone density, a condition commonly referred to as osteopenia, it can be contributed to aging or complications from other medical conditions. In either case, it may be indicative of an increased risk of other associated low-bone density conditions, or even an increased vulnerability to fractures. Saint Luke's uses bone density scans to help monitor overall bone density and manage potential breaks and other conditions associated with lower bone density.

Visit Saint Luke's Convenient Care for minor illnesses, physicals, and vaccinations. Evening and weekend hours. No appointment needed.

Computed tomography (CT) scans highlight the finer details of organs, bones, blood vessels, and soft tissue. Saint Luke's provides a reliable and comfortable CT scan experience, quickly producing detailed images to answer important questions about your health.

DaTscan™ provides detailed images of dopamine activity within the brain, which helps us differentiate between various Parkinsonian syndromes as well as between Parkinson’s disease and essential tremor—diseases that often share similar symptoms.

Facing a chronic illness alone can be hard for you and your family. If you have fears or concerns, talk with people close to you. Talk with your healthcare team and other people with kidney disease. Ask for support or help right away when you need it. Ask your healthcare team about support groups in your area for you and family members. Contact national organizations that offer expert advice and education.

Kidney stones are made up of chemical crystals that separate out from urine. These crystals clump together to make stones. They may stay in the kidney or move into the urinary tract.

Visit a Saint Luke's Urgent Care if you're experiencing a non-life threatening emergency and need immediate care.

During a vasectomy reversal, the two cut ends of each vas deferens are stitched back together. With the sperm pathways restored, sperm can once again travel through the vas deferens and leave the body during ejaculation. You may then be able to make a person pregnant.

With virtual visits with our primary care and most specialist physicians, you can chat remotely with one of our providers from the comfort of your home.