Langley Medical Imaging Facility

A new medical imaging facility opened in June 2025, providing people in the Langley area with improved access to life-saving diagnostic medical imaging services in Langley and surrounding communities.

More people in the Langley area will benefit from a new state-of-the-art computed tomography (CT) scanner and radiography (X-ray) services. The medical imaging facility co-located within the Langley Urgent and Primary Care Centre (UPCC) forms a comprehensive hub for essential diagnostic services.

The new medical imaging facility enhances urgent care by providing on-site radiography, allowing patients to receive timely assessments and imaging in one visit—reducing unnecessary emergency trips and improving continuity of care.

General radiography services are available on a walk-in basis, with no appointment needed. However, patients in need of a CT scan must book an appointment. Residents in the community, including patients of the UPCC, in need of a CT scan must first obtain a referral and requisition form from their primary health care provider.

A CT scanner is a diagnostic tool that allows doctors to see inside the body by using a combination of X-rays and a computer to create pictures of organs, bones and other tissues. It helps clinicians diagnose medical issues that are otherwise not visible.

This co-located model enhances service delivery by improving access to timely, coordinated services and supports the community in achieving better health outcomes through streamlined, patient-centred care.

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