Residents can now access CT, PET/CT, mammography, ultrasound, X-ray and 1.5T MRI services at Orlando Health Imaging Center, 17331 Pagonia Road in Clermont. The facility brings those diagnostic services together at one Lake County location.
South Lake Tablet reported the center’s opening and the range of services available there. The South Lake Chamber of Commerce marked the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, according to South Lake Tablet.
What the Center Offers
South Lake Tablet reports that the Clermont facility uses imaging technology to support diagnostic services. Separately, Orlando Health describes its imaging centers generally as using advanced tools and says, “our expert medical teams use advanced imaging tools that produce highly detailed images and precise results.”
Orlando Health also states that its imaging facilities carry accreditation from the American College of Radiology covering staff qualifications, image quality, safety policies and quality assurance, and that screening exams are evaluated by a board-certified radiologist. Those statements describe the organization's imaging centers generally; it is not established whether they apply specifically to the Clermont location.
A Boost for Lake County Diagnostics
Orlando Health says its imaging centers are generally open daily, with evening and weekend hours at select locations, and that same-day appointments are sometimes available. The organization-wide information does not establish the Clermont center’s hours or appointment availability.
Orlando Health announced the milestone to its own audience as well, posting on Facebook: “Lake County residents, Orlando Health's Imaging Center is now open!” The post echoes the broader rollout described in South Lake Tablet's report on the Clermont opening.
Other healthcare options and local context
The new center is not the only imaging option listed in Clermont: AdventHealth Radiology & Imaging lists a location at 1919 East Highway 50, Suite 101, offering MRI, CT scans and mammography; its directory does not establish capacity or appointment availability. In a separate project, Orlando Health South Lake Hospital announced a five-story patient tower in Clermont on Feb. 8, 2024, expanding the acute-care hospital rather than outpatient imaging. For screening guidance, the Florida Department of Health in Lake County recommends that women ages 40 to 74 schedule a mammogram every two years with a health care provider. As historical demographic context, a City of Clermont document lists the city’s population as 44,301 in its April 1, 2020 estimate, compared with 28,742 in the April 1, 2010 Census; those figures do not establish why the imaging center opened or provide a later population estimate.
The Pagonia Road center adds another diagnostic option in Lake County. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked its arrival in Clermont.
