ARIZONA STATE RADIOLOGY, PC

<p>Arizona State Radiology, PC is a multi-subspecialty diagnostic and interventional radiology organization headquartered at 2492 E. River Rd. in Tucson, Arizona. The group was assigned NPI 1104877711 on May 16, 2006, according to the NPI Registry maintained by the Centers for Medicare &amp; Medicaid Services, and carries a primary taxonomy classification of Diagnostic Radiology (code 2085R0202X). The authorized official of record is Jose B. Rebeil-de La Rosa, M.D., listed with the title of Vice President on the NPI filing, as documented by a public provider cross-reference on npino.org.</p><p>Patient-facing clinical services operate under the brand Southern Arizona Radiology Associates (SARA), with facilities in Tucson, Sierra Vista, and Green Valley, Arizona. The Tucson location at E. River Rd. serves as both the principal imaging center and the group&apos;s administrative business office. The physician panel includes more than ten radiologists with subspecialty fellowship training in neuroradiology, musculoskeletal imaging, body imaging, breast imaging, and vascular and interventional radiology, according to physician profiles published on sararadiology.com.</p><p>The Tucson facility offers a broad range of imaging services, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), diagnostic ultrasound, X-ray, mammography, DEXA bone densitometry and body composition analysis, PET/CT scanning, and whole body screening MRI. The interventional radiology division performs minimally invasive, image-guided procedures spanning angiography, vertebroplasty, percutaneous biopsy, vascular access, and oncologic interventions. The organization holds American College of Radiology (ACR) accreditation in Mammography, MRI, and CT at its Tucson and Sierra Vista sites, as disclosed on sararadiology.com.</p><p>Arizona State Radiology, PC offers self-pay pricing through the SARA patient portal, an arrangement that intersects with personal injury and litigated-claim billing workflows where lien-based or letter-of-protection billing structures are used by referring attorneys and case managers. Subspecialty imaging from an ACR-accredited radiology group is frequently ordered in motor vehicle accident and bodily injury matters to document musculoskeletal, neurological, and soft-tissue findings for treating providers and legal proceedings. Prior imaging outcomes in any individual case do not predict future diagnostic results.</p>