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Public List of NRDR Participants Public List of NRDR Participants NAME CITY STATE Country Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Mouwasat Hospital Dammam Saudi Arabia IMAGES DIAGNOSTIC CENTER Kuwait Kuwait Alaska Heart and Vascular Institute Anchorage AK United States of America Alaska Native Medical Center Anchorage AK United States of America Providence Alaska Medical Center Anchorage AK United States of America Providence Imaging Center Anchorage AK United States of America Samuel Simmonds Memorial Hospital Barrow AK United States of America Fairbanks Imaging and Breast Center Fairbanks AK United States of America Mat-Su Regional Medical Center Palmer AK United States of America Petersburg Medical Center Petersburg AK United States of America Providence Seward Medical and Care Center Seward AK United States of America Central Peninsula Hospital Soldotna AK United States of America Central Peninsula Outpatient Imaging Child 2 Soldotna AK United States of America Shelby Medical Out Patient Diagnostic Center Alabaster AL United States of America Advanced Imaging of Alabama Anniston AL United States of America NE Alabama Regional MC - RMC Hospital Anniston AL United States of America NE Alabama Regional MC - RMC Urology Anniston AL United States of America NE Alabama Regional MC - Tyler Anniston AL United States of America North Baldwin Infirmary Bay Minette AL United States of America Benjamin Russell Campus Birmingham AL United States of America Brookwood Diagnostic Center-Hoover Birmingham AL United States of America Childrens South Campus Birmingham AL United States of America Grandview Medical Center Birmingham AL United States of America Princeton Baptist Medical Center Birmingham AL United States of America Simon-Williamson Clinic, P.C. Birmingham AL United States of America Southview Medical Group PC Birmingham AL United States of America St. Vincents Birmingham Birmingham AL United States of America St. Vincents East Hospital Birmingham AL United States of America St. Vincent's Chilton Clanton AL United States of America Cullman Primary Care-Diagnostic Center Cullman AL United States of America Cullman Regional Medical Center Cullman AL United States of America Health Imaging Services, LLC Cullman AL United States of America Malbis FED Daphne AL United States of America Clearview Diagnostic Imaging-Decatur Decatur AL United States of America Decatur Morgan Hospital Decatur AL United States of America Flowers Hospital Dothan AL United States of America Southeast Health Dothan AL United States of America Public List of NRDR Participants NAME CITY STATE Country Thomas Hospital Fairhope AL United States of America Clearview Diagnostic Imaging - Florence Florence AL United States of America Gadsden Regional Medical Center Gadsden AL United States of America CRESTWOOD MEDICAL CENTER Huntsville AL United States of America Clearview Diagnostic Imaging - Huntsville Huntsville AL United States of America Outpatient Diagnostic Center of AL Huntsville AL United States of America Walker Medical Diagnostics Jasper AL United States of America Cardiology Associates of Mobile, Inc. Mobile AL United States of America Mobile Infirmary Med Ctr Mobile AL United States of America Baptist Medical Center East Montgomery AL United States of America Carmichael Imaging Montgomery AL United States of America Jackson Imaging Center Montgomery AL United States of America Northside Imaging Pell City AL United States of America Prattville Baptist Hospital Prattville AL United States of America Saraland FED Saraland AL United States of America Coosa Valley Medical Center Sylacauga AL United States of America Troy Regional Medical Center Troy AL United States of America St. Vincents Trussville Trussville AL United States of America DCH Regional Medical Center Tuscaloosa AL United States of America The Radiology Clinic Tuscaloosa AL United States of America East Alabama Wedowee AL United States of America White River Medical Center Batesville AR United States of America Baptist Health-Conway Conway AR United States of America Central Arkansas Lung Conway AR United States of America Conway Regional Hospital Conway AR United States of America Conway Regional Imaging Center Conway AR United States of America Baptist Health-Fort Smith Imaging Center Fort Smith AR United States of America North Arkansas Regional Medical Center Harrison AR United States of America Baptist Health Imaging-Kanis Little Rock AR United States of America CARTI Cancer Center Little Rock AR United States of America CHI St. Vincent Little Rock AR United States of America CHI St. Vincent West Little Rock AR United States of America Radiology Associates, P.A. Little Rock AR United States of America Radiology Consultants Little Rock AR United States of America University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Little Rock AR United States of America Drew Memorial Hospital Monticello AR United States of America St. Anthony Medical Center Morrilton AR United States of America Jefferson Regional Medical Center Pine Bluff AR United States of America Public List of NRDR Participants NAME CITY STATE Country Five Rivers Medical Center Pocahontas AR United States of America CHI St. Vincent North Sherwood AR United States of America Siloam Springs Regional Hospital Siloam Springs AR United States of America Bradley County Medical Center Warren AR United States of America Baptist Memorial Hospital-Crittenden West Memphis AR United States of America Cross Ridge Community Hospital Wynne AR United States of America Banner Gateway Medical Center Gilbert AZ United States of America ARROWHEAD COMMUNITY Glendale AZ United States of America Banner Thunderbird Medical Center Glendale AZ United States of America Paseo 2 Glendale AZ United States of America Kingman Regional Medical Center IC Kingman AZ United States of America Banner Payson Medical Center Payson AZ United States of America ARIZONA HEART HOSPITAL Phoenix AZ United States of America Banner University Medical Center Phoenix. Phoenix AZ United States of America Paradise Valley Phoenix AZ United States of America Phoenix Childrens Hospital Main Phoenix AZ United States of America St Josephs Hospital and Medical Center Phoenix AZ United States of America Union Hills Phoenix AZ United States of America Prescott Medical Imaging Prescott AZ United States of America Prescott Valley Medical Imaging Prescott Valley AZ United States of America Yavapai Regional Medical Center--East Campus Prescott Valley AZ United States of America Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Scottsdale AZ United States of America Summit Healthcare Outpatient Pavilion Show Low AZ United States of America Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center Show Low AZ United States of America Southern Arizona Rad Associates, dba at SVD Sierra Vista AZ United States of America Snowflake Imaging Center Snowflake AZ United States of America Banner Boswell Medical Center Sun City AZ United States of America Camino Del Sol Sun City West AZ United States of America ARIZONA COMMUNITY PHYSICIANS NORTHWEST IMAGIN Tucson AZ United States of America Arizona Community Physicians Eastside Imaging Tucson AZ United States of America Radiology Ltd., Rincon Imaging Center Tucson AZ United States of America Northern Cochise Community Hospital Willcox AZ United States of America Hoag Health Center Aliso Viejo Aliso Viejo CA United States of America Sutter Delta Medical Center Antioch CA United States of America Sutter Delta Medical Center Antioch CA United States of America Victor Valley Advanced Imaging Apple Valley CA United States of America Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Auburn CA United States of America Adventist Health Bakersfield Bakersfield CA United States of America Public List of NRDR Participants NAME CITY STATE Country Kern Radiology-Old River Bakersfield CA United States of America Alta Bates Medical Center Berkeley CA United States of America Alta Bates Medical Center Herrick Campus Berkeley CA United States of America Beverly Tower Wilshire Advanced Imaging Cente Beverly Hills CA United States of America Brentwood Medical Center Brentwood CA United States of America Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center Burbank CA United States of America Mills- Peninsula Health Services Burlingame CA United States of America MIC Carmichael Carmichael CA United States of America Sutter Imaging Carmichael Carmichael CA United States of America Eden Hospital Medical Center Castro Valley CA United States of America Eden Medical Center Castro Valley CA United States of America SEBMF Office Building Castro Valley CA United States of America Enloe Advanced Imaging Chico CA United States of America North Valley Advanced Imaging, LLC Chico CA United States of America Open System MRI, LLC. Chico CA United States of America Clovis Community Medical Center Clovis CA United States of America Contra Costa imaging Center Concord CA United States of America John Muir Medical Center Concord Concord CA United States of America Sutter Coast Hospital Crescent City CA United States of America Sutter Imaging Davis Davis CA United States of America PIH Health Hospital- Downey Downey CA United States of America MIC Elk Grove Elk Grove CA United States of America Sutter Imaging Elk Grove Elk Grove CA United States of America Stanford Health Care Emeryville Emeryville CA United States of America San Fernando Valley Interventional Radiology Encino CA United States of America NORTH BAY MEDICAL CENTER Fairfield CA United States of America Sutter Fairfield diagnostic Imaging Center Fairfield CA United States of America Sutter Imaging Fairfield Fairfield CA United
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