University Diagnostic Institute

At UDI, the focus is always on the patient and the referring physician’s needs.

“If we just understand that we need to “always be here” for our patients and referring physicians, then we can’t go wrong. Delivering high-quality diagnostic images in a warm friendly environment is the simple recipe for our success, and why we are UDI”, says Dr. Stanley.

When envisioning UDI two decades ago, Dr. George Stanley wanted to create a state-of-the-art radiology facility that felt like a community doctor’s office, where every patient was welcomed and remembered.

“I know that the people who walk through the doors of UDI each day are members of our community. Many of them are the neighbors, uncles, mothers or children of people we know and care about. The harsh reality is when they are coming to us, it’s often because they are worried about the status of their body. Their health may be uncertain and they may be fearful of the results we’ll send 24 hours after they leave.

I want to give them more than they will get at other imaging facilities. I want them treated with respect and I want them to feel our compassion as well as our support in their medical journey.” – Dr. George Stanley

Dr. Stanley earned his doctor of medicine degree from the University of Florida.  He completed his internship and residency in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of South Florida.

Outside of being the founder and President of UDI, Dr. George Stanley is also the founder of Diagnostic Imaging Consultants of Central Florida, an organization created to keep UDI involved in the community and to maintain relationships with other doctors and professionals. He created a networking group called, Professionals Helping Professionals, or PHP, in order for professionals in the community to establish relationships with each other and build a solid practice in their field, making them more efficient and more useful to clients and patients.

The company mission is to provide the highest level of medical care to our patients, in a respectful, empathetic, and congenial manner.