Aspirus St. Luke’s Achieves Gold Seal of Reaccreditation for CT

Aspirus St. Luke’s (ASL) has been awarded the gold seal reaccreditation in computed tomography (CT) from the American College of Radiology (ACR), signifying the highest standard of medical imaging quality and patient safety.  

ACR accreditation is considered the gold standard in diagnostic imaging. This reaccreditation reflects ASL’s commitment to excellence in CT imaging. It ensures that patients receive care that meets the most rigorous standards for image quality, radiation safety and clinical expertise. 

“Our imaging team has incredible talent and knowledge,” said ASL Director of Diagnostic Imaging Scott Studden. “They completed a thorough review process to help us maintain this high level of accreditation, which ultimately benefits every patient we serve.” 

CT imaging is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that uses X-rays to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the body. These images help physicians detect, diagnose, and treat a wide range of medical conditions with greater precision. 

ASL’s reaccreditation demonstrates its ongoing dedication to providing safe, accurate, and high-quality imaging services to the community. To learn more about CT services offered at ASL, click HERE.