As the largest and most preferred outpatient radiology provider in the Conejo and Simi Valleys, Rolling Oaks Radiology offers a complete range of advanced imaging services, including digital mammography, digital X-ray, nuclear medicine, DEXA for bone density measurement, Ultra High Field (3T), High Field (1.5T) and Open MRI, 64 Slice CT, PET/CT, and more. You’ll find us in 7 convenient outpatient imaging centers throughout the Conejo and Simi Valleys.

What truly sets Rolling Oaks Radiology apart is our skilled and caring staff. All of our radiologists are board certified and have subspecialty training that enhances their ability to accurately interpret your imaging studies. Our technologists are certified and registered in their areas of specialty and all of our facilities are accredited by the American College of Radiology.

Not only are our physicians, technologists, and staff members highly skilled professionals, they’re also keenly aware of the stresses and concerns people can experience while undergoing testing and treatment. Each member of our group gently guides and supports patients to help them feel more at ease, a personal touch you don’t find at many imaging centers.

Our History

Rolling Oaks Radiology has been in the Conejo Valley for almost 20 years. Previously known as Westlake Diagnostic Imaging Medical Group, Rolling Oaks Radiology now provides services in seven state-of-the-art locations in both the Conejo and Simi Valleys. Our radiology group brings the expertise of 10 board certified diagnostic radiologists who have been recognized by the medical community for their leadership, their outstanding reputation and their high standard of radiologic care. 

Today Rolling Oaks Radiology is partnered with RadNet, Inc., a national leader in diagnostic imaging. With this partnership, Rolling Oaks Radiology is now affiliated with more than 190 centers in California, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Florida, Delaware, and Kansas. 

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Our Doctors

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