Teton Radiology Rexburg

12/19/2025

From lighting to routines to who you spend time with check out how your environment shapes your habits!

Your environment shapes your habits more than you realize. Learn how to design your surroundings to make good habits effortless and bad ones harder to do.

12/16/2025

Fact: Imaging can detect changes you can’t see or feel especially in early stages of disease.
It’s also used for monitoring, prevention, and peace of mind.

12/11/2025

We know this time of year can be busy or even emotional. If you’re scheduling imaging during the holidays, Teton Radiology will do everything we can to make your visit smooth and supportive.

12/05/2025

If you’ve ever felt nervous waiting for scan results, you’re not alone. This article from Dana-Farber explores why “scanxiety” happens and how to cope with it while staying informed.

This is a great one to pair with your holiday-season mammogram push or post-scan follow-up reminder.

Five tips for patients with a brain tumor to implement to help manage scan-related anxiety, called scanxiety, through self-care.

12/02/2025

Back pain? Spine injury? Radiologists at Teton Radiology use X-ray, MRI, and CT to identify what’s going on so your provider can create a care plan that helps you move forward.

11/27/2025

11/21/2025

Winter is coming! Read this blog to get some new tips on how to stay active this coming cold season.

Don't let colder temperatures and fewer daylight hours keep you from being physically active.

11/18/2025

Fact: There are options to help you stay comfortable.

Open MRI machines, calming techniques, and even light sedation can make the experience manageable. Let your provider know your concerns ahead of time.

11/17/2025

One in eight women will face a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. Don’t wait—schedule your mammogram today. findthe1in8.com

11/13/2025

It’s okay to ask questions—even in the exam room. You deserve to understand what’s being done and why.

11/07/2025

Ever wonder why your doctor ordered a CT scan instead of an MRI...or vice versa?

This quick read breaks down the key differences between the two, including what each one is best at showing and what to expect during the scan.

Understanding your care starts with understanding your options.

CT and MRI scans produce detailed images of the body. Learn the details and differences between CT scans and MRIs, and benefits and risks of each.

11/04/2025

Can you? Usually yes. BUT it depends on the type of MRI and whether contrast is used. You’ll receive prep instructions based on your scan. If you’re unsure, call and we’ll walk you through it.