Where Are Hackensack Radiology Group Locations and How Do I Choose One?

Hackensack Radiology Group operates three locations in northern New Jersey: Hackensack, Oradell, and Hoboken. The site lists these under its Locations section, alongside two named imaging centers — Newman Street Imaging and New Century Imaging — plus Clifton and Hoboken entries. If you already know which exam you need, the practical way to choose is to confirm that the specific service is offered at the site you're considering, then book through the appointment request or patient portal. The homepage does not publish a per-location service matrix, so you may need to call to confirm availability before scheduling.

The three core locations

The site describes the group as serving Hackensack, Oradell, and Hoboken across its three locations, offering "the full spectrum of imaging services." It also states the group can often accommodate same-day or next-day appointments — useful if you're choosing based on speed rather than distance.

Contacting a location

The homepage shows a phone number of 201.488.2660 and a second number, 201-488-6784, listed next to the Hoboken entry and the Patient Portal. Because the page does not clearly label which number belongs to which site, treat these as general contact numbers and confirm your specific location when you call.

How to choose a location

Work through these in order:

1. Identify your exam. The site lists imaging services including MRI, CT scan, ultrasound, X-ray, mammography, breast biopsy, PET scan, fluoroscopy, bone densitometry, and lung cancer screening. Interventional radiology services include uterine fibroid embolization, uterine adenomyosis treatment, pelvic congestion syndrome, prostate artery embolization, varicoceles treatment, genicular artery embolization, hemorrhoid artery embolization, and spine/kyphoplasty.
2. Check whether that service is available at your preferred site. The homepage does not break services down by location, so call the group and ask directly.
3. Factor in cardiac imaging if relevant. Cardiac services listed include CT calcium scoring, coronary CT angiogram (CCTA), advanced nuclear stress test (rubidium PET-CT myocardial perfusion imaging), sarcoidosis cardiac PET/CT, and cardiac MRI. These are more specialized, so confirm the site before traveling.
4. Book. Use "Request An Appointment" for a new request, or the Patient Portal if you're an existing patient.

Appointment access and patient tools

The site separates access for new and existing patients:

• New patients — use the appointment request path.
• Existing patients — use the Patient Portal, which is also where you can request reports or images.
• Billing and insurance — "Pay Your Bill" and "Insurance Billing" pages are available for payment and coverage questions.
• Referring physicians — separate resources exist for Fuji Synapse, Fuji Shortcuts, and HRG Access.

The homepage does not state whether the patient portal is shared across all three locations or managed per site. If you've used one location before and are switching, ask when you call whether your records and portal access carry over.

What the site doesn't tell you

A few things you'll need to confirm by phone rather than from the homepage:

• Which specific services are offered at each of the three locations
• Whether the two listed phone numbers route to different sites
• Hours of operation per location
• Whether same-day or next-day availability applies equally to all sites and all exam types

The group's stated goal is "quality, convenient, and compassionate care," and it describes itself as the leading regional provider of diagnostic and interventional radiology services in northern New Jersey. For choosing a location, the deciding factor is almost always service availability plus travel distance — so confirm the first by phone, then pick the closest site that offers what you need.