A new name, same exceptional care

Radiology Medical Group (RMG) and Dignity Health Dominican Hospital are restructuring their long-standing joint venture, Santa Cruz Comprehensive Imaging, which includes Dominican Breast Center. 

Effective Nov. 1, 2024, RMG facilities will be rebranded as Dignity Health Advanced Imaging – Santa Cruz. This change brings a new name but ensures patients continue to receive the same expert care from the clinicians they know and trust. What’s changing?

Name: The facilities will be known as Dignity Health Advanced Imaging – Santa Cruz.
Network Benefits: Patients will benefit from Dignity Health’s integrated network, including Dignity Health Dominican Hospital and Dignity Health Medical Group – Dominican.

What’s staying the same?

Care: Patients will continue to receive the same high-quality radiology services and scans.
Clinicians: The same dedicated clinicians will continue to provide care.
Health Information Access: Patients will retain access to their historical health information.

“Patients can expect the same level of high-quality care and service they have come to expect from Radiology Medical Group throughout this restructure,” says Rich Martinez, Executive Director of Dignity Health Advanced Imaging. “Patients will continue to benefit from our fully-integrated services that account for the whole patient experience across the spectrum of care.”

“Radiology Medical Group is thrilled by the opportunity to build upon our 40-year legacy of collaboration with Dignity Health,” says Charles Bruffey, CAO of Radiology Medical Group. “Our continued partnership with Dignity Health allows us to provide vital, high-quality imaging services to the Santa Cruz area.”

Dignity Health Advanced Imaging accepts most major health plans including Medicare and Medi-Cal. The group will continue to offer full service mammography care, ultrasounds, computed tomography (CT scans), MRIs, X-rays, DEXA and more. Our teams are available to help answer any questions you may have. There is no action for RMG patients to take today as a result of this change.