Diagnostic testing
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors
Blood pressure varies throughout the day during activities and stress. Monitoring blood pressure over 24 hours (ambulatory blood pressure monitoring) is crucial for accurate assessment…
Bone Density
A bone mineral density or BMD test uses special low dose X-ray to measure the density of calcium and other minerals in your bones to assess bone strength. This test helps in the diagnosis of osteoporosis, a silent disease that thins and weakens bone and increases the risk of fractures.
Holter Monitor
A 24-hour Holter monitor is a device that records the electrical activity of the heart including rate and rhythm over a 24-hour period. It consists of a battery-operated, portable device about the size of your palm which is connected by wires to electrodes placed on your chest.
Laboratory Testing
Genesis Medical Group offers in-house lab tests for our patients’ convenience in our CLIA-certified lab. In certain cases, we’ll collect your specimen in our office and send it to a reference lab, or you may need to go to a separate lab drawing station.
Rapid COVID-19 Testing
Genesis now provides convenient drive-thru and rapid COVID-19 testing options, offering Antigen, Antibody, and PCR Testing to ensure the well-being and safety of individuals.
Sleep Studies
A sleep study also called polysomnography is a test performed to diagnose sleep disorders. It monitors your sleep patterns by recording your breathing rate, heart rate, the level of oxygen in your blood, and the movement of your eyes, hands, and legs during sleep. The results of the test help your doctor devise treatment methods to cure the underlying disorder.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound waves are high-frequency sound waves that cannot be heard by the human ear. These waves are used to create live images of the inner structures of the body including the hard and soft tissues. These images, also called sonograms, are used for the diagnosis of various conditions and may be used to guide certain interventional procedures.
X-ray
X-rays are waves of electromagnetic radiation that can penetrate through objects of low density. They are used in a branch of medicine called radiology to create images of the inner structures of the body such as the bones and organs. X-rays are one of the most common radiology procedures and are usually the first imaging tests to be performed.
