When a piece of imaging equipment goes down or a renovation disrupts your radiology workflow, the last thing a healthcare administrator needs is to spend days researching providers they have never heard of. Having a working knowledge of who operates in your region, what they offer, and how they differ saves time when it matters most.
This guide covers 10 mobile medical imaging providers serving the Midwest, evaluated across four criteria: service range, fleet quality, regional coverage, and support capabilities. It is not a paid ranking or an unbiased industry report. Imaging Solutions Inc. appears first because they are the publisher of this article and a Fargo-based provider with nearly 30 years of experience serving Midwest health systems. The remaining nine are listed in no particular order.
How We Evaluated These Providers
Each company on this list was assessed based on the following criteria:
Service range: Whether the provider offers multiple imaging modalities (MRI, CT, PET/CT, etc.) and multiple deployment models (interim, routed, parked, modular, in-house).
Fleet quality: Equipment manufacturer partnerships, how recently fleet units have been updated, and whether OEM-trained engineers maintain the systems.
Regional presence: Confirmed Midwest coverage based on each company’s published service area or headquarters location.
Support capabilities: Whether the provider offers technologist staffing, applications training, and responsive service in addition to equipment delivery.
1. Imaging Solutions Inc. (Fargo, ND)
Imaging Solutions Inc. is a Fargo-based medical imaging company that has been partnering with hospitals, clinics, and health systems since 1997. What stands out is the range of deployment options they offer: mobile imaging, modular suites, in-house installations, and technologist support are all available from a single team rather than separate vendors.
Service Range
Their mobile imaging services include MRI, CT, and PET/CT units delivered directly to your facility, with three deployment models available: interim imaging for short-term coverage gaps, fixed (parked) units for facilities with consistent ongoing volume, and routed solutions for smaller clinics that need scheduled access without a dedicated unit.
For facilities that need more than a mobile trailer, Imaging Solutions offers modular imaging suites, which are custom-designed structures that expand imaging capacity without major construction timelines. For permanent build-outs, their in-house installation services cover full project management from planning through go-live.
Equipment
Imaging Solutions works with manufacturers including Philips, GE, Siemens, Fujifilm, and United Imaging. Their full equipment lineup is published on their website for review before any facility conversation begins.
Staff Support
Imaging Solutions offers technologist and applications support as a named service, covering staff training on new equipment and ongoing applications assistance.
Regional Presence
Imaging Solutions is headquartered in Fargo, ND, with nearly 30 years of experience serving facilities across North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and surrounding states. While their Midwest roots run deep, Imaging Solutions provides mobile imaging services to healthcare facilities nationwide. Browse their completed projects to see the full range of facility types and deployment types they have handled across the country.
Learn more about their approach or contact their team directly to discuss your facility’s needs.
Headquarters: Fargo, ND Phone: (701) 297-0305 | (877) 485-3274 Website: imagingsolutionsinc.com
2. DMS Health Technologies (West Fargo, ND)
DMS Health Technologies is headquartered in West Fargo, North Dakota, and describes itself on their website as operating one of the largest fleets of mobile MRI, CT, PET/CT, digital PET/CT, and nuclear medicine systems in North America. The company has been in operation for over 50 years and serves hospitals and health systems across the United States and Canada. DMS focuses exclusively on hospital and health system contracts. Their scale makes them a strong option for large health systems managing multi-site or high-volume mobile imaging needs.
Website: dmshealth.com
3. Shared Imaging (Downers Grove, IL)
Shared Imaging is headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois, and has been providing mobile imaging services for over 35 years. Their fleet includes MRI, CT, PET/CT, and digital mammography units. Shared Imaging holds The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval, which documents compliance with national standards for healthcare quality and safety. Their shared-route model is a frequently cited option for smaller facilities that need scheduled imaging access at a lower cost than a dedicated unit.
Website: sharedimaging.com
4. Shared Med Tech (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa)
Shared Med Tech offers mobile imaging services with confirmed coverage in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa, with plans to expand to additional Midwest locations. Their service model covers MRI, PET/CT, nuclear medicine, echocardiography, ultrasound, and CT, with the option to include technologist staffing and radiologic interpretation as part of the deployment. Their scheduling options range from single days per week to multi-year arrangements.
Website: sharedmedtech.com
5. Great Lakes Imaging (Midwest/Michigan Region)
Great Lakes Imaging serves the Midwest with a focus on improving access in areas where patients face longer travel distances to reach imaging centers. Their inventory includes both new and refurbished equipment options, each backed by a warranty, with a service team that supports facilities across the region. Their published focus on rural and dispersed patient populations makes them a relevant option for critical access hospitals and smaller regional facilities.
Website: greatlakesimaging.com
6. The HCS Group (Michigan)
The HCS Group is a Michigan-based mobile imaging and radiology services provider whose management team has a combined 40+ years of diagnostic imaging experience, as stated on their website. They serve healthcare facilities across the Michigan market. The HCS Group has publicly cited a focus on professional standards, peer review processes, and active client communication as part of their service model.
Website: hcs-group.com
7. Principle Health Systems (Kansas City, KS)
Principle Health Systems provides 24/7 mobile diagnostic imaging services in the Kansas City area and the surrounding Midwest region. Their published service offerings include mobile X-ray, ultrasound, and EKG, delivered to hospitals, clinics, senior communities, and long-term care facilities. They use high-definition digital X-ray technology and upload images directly to PACS for radiologist interpretation.
Website: principlehs.com
8. Mobile Intervention and Diagnostic S.C. (Chicago, IL)
Mobile Intervention and Diagnostic S.C. is a physician-owned and operated mobile imaging provider serving the Chicagoland area. Their published services include mobile X-ray, ultrasound, and echocardiography, with images uploaded to cloud-based PACS for radiologist review. As a physician-led organization, their clinical oversight model may appeal to facilities that prioritize medical leadership in mobile diagnostics operations.
Website: mobileidservices.com
9. Shared Medical Services (Nationwide, Midwest Coverage)
Shared Medical Services has been delivering mobile imaging for over 45 years. Their fleet covers MRI, CT, PET/CT, and cardiac PET/CT, with deployment models that include parked units, routed shared coverage, and rapid-deploy interim solutions. They serve hospitals and health systems nationally, with Midwest states included in their service area. Their website includes multiple client testimonials referencing deployment speed and service reliability.
Website: sharedmed.com
10. KMG / Kings Medical Group (Richfield, OH)
Kings Medical Group (KMG) is a 100% employee-owned mobile and fixed imaging provider based in northeast Ohio, with over 40 years in operation. Their About page states they have served 200+ client facilities. Their fleet focuses on Siemens MRI and GE CT, with interim, modular, and fixed in-house options available. KMG transitioned to an ESOP structure in 2012, which they cite as a driver of service accountability, and they appear in at least one widely circulated third-party roundup of top US mobile imaging providers.
Website: kingsmedical.com
Questions to Ask Any Mobile Imaging Provider Before Signing
Regardless of which provider you evaluate, these questions help cut through sales language and get to what actually matters for your facility:
- How quickly can a unit be on-site and operational from the time we sign?
- What manufacturers are in your fleet, and how recently have units been updated?
- Do you provide technologist staffing, or is it equipment delivery only?
- What does your maintenance response window look like, and is it in writing?
- Have you worked with facilities similar to ours in size, location, and modality type?
- Can you support modular or in-house installation if our needs change?
For Midwest facilities, particularly those in the Dakotas, Minnesota, and surrounding states, Imaging Solutions Inc. offers local expertise combined with a full-service model that covers mobile, modular, and in-house imaging from a single team. Contact them here or read Mobile vs. In-House Imaging: Which Solution Fits Your Needs? before your next provider conversation.
Imaging Solutions Inc. | 5257 27th Street South, Suite 101, Fargo, ND 58104 | (701) 297-0305 | Serving Healthcare Facilities Since 1997