About ProScan Imaging 

ProScan Imaging, LLC delivers professional diagnostic imaging services through a network of freestanding imaging centers, a state-of-the-art teleradiology division, and a highly regarded medical imaging education foundation.

The ProScan Imaging Family of Companies

• ProScan Imaging Centers
• ProScan Reading Services
• ProScan Imaging Education Foundation
• Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund
• WorldCare Clinical, LLC

At a Glance

With corporate headquarters located in Cincinnati, Ohio, we …

Are widely recognized as one of the world’s oldest and most experienced practitioners of MRI and other advanced medical imaging modalities -- currently reading more than 1,000 MRIs and CTs daily.

Are a respected global imaging and radiology services company, with a worldwide teleradiology prac­tice, clinical partners in Europe and Asia, and clinical trial imaging clients underway worldwide through our WorldCare Clinical subsidiary.

Have the largest U.S. musculoskeletal imaging caseload, with more than 120,000 MSK MRIs interpreted in the past year alone (38,075 knees, 25,370 shoulders, and 59,961 spines).

Have been selected as one the ten best imaging networks by the readers of Medical Imaging for the past two years, as operators of a U.S. network of 26 freestanding centers.

Are a recognized industry leader in high-volume electronic image management and storage.

Are the only U.S. radiological imaging services company providing MRI service inside an NFL stadium (Cincinnati’s Paul Brown Stadium ), through a joint venture with the Bengals.

Our Founder

ProScan Imaging was founded by Dr. Pomeranz 20 years ago. He is recognized as a world leader in diagnostic imaging, particularly MRI and CT. His experience interpreting in excess of 500,000 MRI examinations (including more than 6,000 breast exams) and his passion for education and mentoring combined to provide an excellent learning experience for physicians and healthcare professionals.

Dr. Pomeranz has written, co-authored, or edited numerous MRI texts, including the essential three-volume reference The MRI Total Body Atlas, as well as many multimedia teaching materials.