History

As a leader in diagnostic medical imaging, Inland Imaging has been providing radiology services since 1930. Inland installed its first Computed Tomography (CT) scanner in 1977 followed by implementation of Spokane’s first Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine in 1984.

With more than 75 subspecialty Radiologists, 6 Vascular Surgeons, and nearly 700 staff members. Inland Imaging was the result of a merger of three imaging center companies and three professional radiology groups in 1998.

Expansion continued with the addition of the Inland Vascular Institute, a vascular surgery, diagnostic imaging, and interventional treatment center.

Inland Imaging provides services throughout the Western United States and provides business services, physician staffing, investment opportunities, imaging centers, as well as the development and design of specific healthcare software for hospitals and imaging centers. The vision of these companies directly contributes to the success of Inland Imaging’s diverse growth.