This facility is excellent, with friendly staff and a fantastic selection of music to enjoy during your MRI session.
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Beverly Christie
Nov 22, 2022
The technologist was very understanding of my initial request to pause which helped me to feel comfortable to continue without any pressure. I'm grateful for the kindness and care shown during my procedure.
Frequently asked questions
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If I think I need an MRI how do I go about getting an appointment?
You should contact your physician to receive a referral for an MRI. If you want to self-refer and pay out of pocket, please inform our patient coordinator for further assistance.
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How long does an exam take?
Typically, an exam lasts between 30-45 minutes, although complicated exams may take longer.
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When will the doctor get the results of my exam?
The doctor will have the results within 24-48 hours after your exam.
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What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?
Please call at least 24 hours in advance to cancel or reschedule. If not canceled timely, a $35 fee will be applied.
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Do you accept worker's compensation cases?
Yes, with proper documentation and authorization, we will process a claim with your worker's compensation insurance.
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Do you accept automobile injury, claim and lien claim cases?
Yes, we accept such cases with the necessary documentation and authorization for processing claims.
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I'm very claustrophobic. What should I do?
It's advisable to consult your doctor for a sedative if you're anxious about the exam. You can also bring a friend or family member to accompany you.
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I am a large person. Do I have to be concerned?
Our MRI scanner accommodates patients up to 440 lbs, so you shouldn't have any concerns.
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Are there any reasons that I should not have the scan done?
Yes, please inform us if you have any metallic implants, pacemakers, or are possibly pregnant as these can affect the scan.
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Are there any risks?
MRI is considered very safe, with no known health risks from the magnetic field or radio waves, but please inform us if you are pregnant.
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Do I need to prepare for the exam?
No special preparation is needed, though avoiding caffeine may help you relax.
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Can I eat before the exam?
Yes, you can eat normally unless contrast material is used, in which case fasting for 2 hours is recommended.
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What is an Open MRI?
An Open MRI provides clear views and allows you to see and converse with the technologist, enhancing patient comfort.
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What is the exam like?
Exams consist of several sequences, taking about 30 to 45 minutes, during which you must lie still.
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Will I feel anything during the scan?
The MRI is painless and comfortable. Occasionally, an injection may be necessary but you'll be informed beforehand.
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Will I need an injection?
Most MRI exams do not require an injection, but you'll be notified if it becomes necessary.