We use advanced
technology to improve
the lives of animals
Serving the Bay Area and centrally located by HWY 680, HWY 242 and the HWY 24 corridors
Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging
Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging makes cutting-edge veterinary diagnostics and treatment options accessible to pet owners and the veterinary community at an affordable cost. We operate under the direction of Dr. Roark Freeman who, in addition to his many years as a practicing veterinarian, is a certified veterinary practice manager.
Dr. Freeman brings his enthusiasm and knowledge of newer generation technologies to the forefront of our practice.
At Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging, our mission is to increase quality of life for domestic animals by providing accessible, affordable, advanced diagnostics and treatment options to pet owners and the veterinary community.
Dr. Freeman brings his enthusiasm and knowledge of newer generation technologies to the forefront of our practice.
At Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging, our mission is to increase quality of life for domestic animals by providing accessible, affordable, advanced diagnostics and treatment options to pet owners and the veterinary community.
Please visit our services pages to learn more about how our advanced technology works to improve the lives of animals in need and contact us to get started! Our clinic is located in the east Bay Area and we offer our services by appointment only.
Accessible and affordable advanced healing and imaging solutions.
Our team of caring and experienced pet professionals are passionate about your pet’s health care.
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What we offer
We provide unique healing options using a non-drug and non-invasive approach to treating animals who are not responding well to, or need additional support alongside more traditional veterinary healing methods. Currently, we offer:
Computed Tomography
We are proud to offer computed tomography (CT) imaging using our Vimago™ High Definition CT scanner, which allows for higher resolution images while emitting vastly lower levels of radiation, making this device both safer and more effective.
Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
Our InGeneron ARC® Tissue Processing Unit takes blood samples from the patient and allows us to deliver the body’s own natural growth factors directly to the damaged area, which promotes blood clotting, blood vessel permeability, and healing.
Laser
Therapy
Our Artemis™ laser therapy device works with a higher intensity of infrared light wavelengths that can better penetrate tissue and jumpstart cell activity.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
COMING SOON
We will also soon be able to complement our CT service with our Vet-MR Grande magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner, which provides the best brain views, and an alternative view of damaged or cancerous tissue.
Veterinarians and Pet Owners
At Veterinary Healing & Advanced Imaging, we partner with Veterinarians and Pet owners to provide a wider range of diagnostic and treatment options for acute and chronic injuries, illnesses and degenerative disorders such as osteoarthritis. Standard Diagnostic modalities such as X-Ray and Ultrasound sometimes do not yield enough information for confirming a tentative diagnosis and standard drug-based treatment options often have negative side effects or are ineffective when used alone for case management. We have invested in the most advanced technologies in both Diagnosis and Treatment and have made these newer technologies available to the Veterinary and pet owning communities. We understand that cost and accessibility can hinder a pet from benefiting from newer and sophisticated Diagnostic and Treatment options. Our purpose is to provide Accessible, Affordable, Advanced care for pets through their Veterinarian and their pet guardians.
pet owners
We are also able to offer our services directly to pet owners who do not have a referring veterinarian and will work to develop a treatment plan that benefits each animal’s individual needs.
See what people say about us
I’m writing this review based on my experience and probably not-so-unique circumstances. I have a 11.5 year old mini dachshund called Shelby. Recently she tried running out the front door as it was closing and she got pinned. Immediately she lost most coordination and soon was almost completely unable to use her hind legs. We brought her into emergency on the Sunday before Super Bowl and they said we needed to go to UC Davis immediately.
UC Davis basically said she needed an MRI ($3k-$4k) or at least CT Scan ($2.5k-$3k) and definitely spinal disk surgery ($4.5k). Or they could help with “other arrangements” (euthanasia). They said 2 weeks crate rest would result less than 50% probability in regaining SOME mobility. Unable to spend that kind of money I was desperate to find more affordable imaging and alternative treatment options.
UC Davis basically said she needed an MRI ($3k-$4k) or at least CT Scan ($2.5k-$3k) and definitely spinal disk surgery ($4.5k). Or they could help with “other arrangements” (euthanasia). They said 2 weeks crate rest would result less than 50% probability in regaining SOME mobility. Unable to spend that kind of money I was desperate to find more affordable imaging and alternative treatment options.
— Thomas S.
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Our clinic is located in the east Bay Area and we offer our services by appointment only.