What is MRI and how does it work?

MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. An MRI scanner allows physicians to look inside the body without using surgery or harmful dyes. It uses magnets, radio waves, and computers to produce clear images of the human anatomy.

Can anybody have an MRI scan?

Some individuals may be at risk if they have certain conditions like a pacemaker or metal particles in their eyes. It's crucial to inform our staff about any medical history before the scan.

Is there any danger in having an MRI scan?

Yes, certain conditions or implants can make it unsafe to undergo an MRI. It's important to disclose any medical issues to our staff prior to the exam.

What do I have to do to prepare for an MRI?

Generally, you do not need specific preparation unless instructed otherwise. Always bring your doctor's prescription and insurance information.

Does it hurt? Will I feel anything?

There is no pain involved during the scan. Our machines are designed to be quiet and comfortable.

Will my insurance cover the cost of the MRI?

Most insurances cover MRI services. Please check with your insurance provider to see what is included.

Do I need a doctor's prescription for an MRI?

Yes, a prescription is required to proceed with the MRI.

Can someone else stay with me in the MRI scanner room?

Yes, someone can accompany you, provided it is safe for them to do so.

When will I find out the results?

Results are typically sent to your doctor within 24 hours.

Is transportation available?

If you need assistance getting to the scanning center, special arrangements can be made. Please contact us for details.

What insurance do you accept?

We accept all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid.

How do I make an appointment?

Please call us at (718) 888-9180 to make an appointment.

What do I need to bring?

Please bring your referral sheet, your insurance card, and photo ID.

How will I get my results?

We will send your diagnostic report directly to your referring doctor.

Where are you located?

Please click here for directions and maps.

How deadly are breast cancers?

Breast cancer can be deadly, but early detection through ultrasound exams significantly increases the cure rate to 99% for tumors smaller than 10 mm.

Where is ultrasound (US) most useful?

Ultrasound is particularly useful for dense breasts where mammograms often miss tumors. The contrast allows tumors to be seen more clearly, particularly in younger women.

What is Doppler sonogram technology?

Doppler imaging visualizes blood vessels, indicating tumor aggressiveness through blood flow assessment. It is a non-invasive testing method.

What is 3D/4D imaging?

3D imaging captures 200 images in 5 seconds, detecting cancers as small as 3 mm. 4D imaging offers real-time visualization without being affected by patient movement.

How is 3D/4D Doppler imaging used?

This imaging technique helps predict treatment responses for patients undergoing chemotherapy by monitoring blood flow changes in tumors.

Can a negative test reduce biopsies?

Yes, a finding of a simple cyst or a suspicious area on a mammogram allows most patients to be monitored instead of undergoing biopsies.

How accurate are 3D mammography, CT and MRI exams?

While CT is highly accurate, it involves high radiation exposure. MRI is accurate but can yield false positives, necessitating more biopsies.

What services do you offer for fertility treatment?

We provide a wide range of fertility services including IVF, IUI, egg and sperm donation, surrogacy, and fertility preservation.

How can I pay my bill?

You can pay your bill securely online through our patient portal with your account details.

What types of imaging modalities are available at CBIC?

CBIC offers MRI, MRS, PET, CT, SPECT, and ultrasound imaging, among others.

Are there facilities for small animal imaging?

Yes, the CBIC houses advanced facilities for small animal imaging including multi-modality PET/CT/SPECT systems.

What are the available digital health services?

We provide a variety of digital health services, including video visits, remote consultations, and access to our online patient portal, Weill Cornell Connect.

How can I book an appointment?

You can conveniently schedule an appointment through our website or by calling our office directly.

What can I expect during my imaging exam?

Our nurses explain each step of the process to alleviate any anxiety, ensuring you know what to expect throughout your exam.

How does the nursing team enhance patient safety?

Nurses diligently review your clinical history and coordinate with your physician to address any risk factors before your exam.

What services do the nursing staff provide?

Our nursing team offers emotional support, patient education, and safety management during imaging procedures.

What should I expect during my first visit?

During your first visit, you will go through a thorough health history assessment, a physical exam, and discuss any concerns you have with your care provider.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, Walk In GYN accepts a variety of insurance plans. Please check with us to see if we accept your specific plan.

What services do you offer?

We provide a range of services including annual exams, contraceptive counseling, menopause management, and more personalized women's health care.

Is there parking available?

Yes, parking is available near the clinic. Specific details are available upon appointment confirmation.

What prenatal education classes do you offer?

We offer a variety of classes, including prenatal yoga, childbirth preparation, and breastfeeding education.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Appointments can be scheduled by calling our office at (212) 746-5400 or through our online portal.

What makes a pregnancy high-risk?

Several factors can lead to a pregnancy being categorized as high-risk, including medical issues, lifestyle factors, and specific conditions such as high blood pressure or multiple pregnancies.

What services and procedures do you offer at NJPA?

NJPA offers a broad range of services including preconception consultations, genetic risk assessments, fetal ultrasounds, chorionic villous sampling, amniocentesis, fetal echocardiography, and fetal therapies.

How do I schedule an appointment with NJPA?

To schedule an appointment, your obstetrician needs to fax a request along with relevant records to our office, after which we will contact you.

Do I need a referral?

No, a referral is not required for our services, but insurance coverage may depend on having a clinical referral for medical information.

Will my insurance company cover the cost of my maternal-fetal care?

Coverage for maternal-fetal care varies by insurance plan. Patients should review their policy for covered services, in-network providers, and any necessary pre-authorization.

What insurances do you take?

We accept a variety of health plans including Aetna, Cigna, Horizon BCBS, Medicaid, Tricare, and many others. Always check directly with your provider for the most accurate information.

Can I still see my regular OB/GYN?

Yes, your primary OB/GYN remains an essential part of your care team.

Can I bring a camera or take videos of the examinations?

No, taking pictures or videos during examinations is against department policies.

How long is an ultrasound examination?

Ultrasound exam duration varies; typical scans lasting 30 minutes, while anatomy scans can take up to 1 hour or longer for multiple fetuses.

Will I get a 3D Ultrasound?

Yes, our ultrasound machines are capable of 3D and 4D imaging, and we will try to capture images of your baby's face during the appointment.

What is the difference between a screening test and a diagnostic test?

Screening tests identify individuals at increased risk for conditions and are not definitive, whereas diagnostic tests confirm or exclude specific conditions.

Can you guarantee that my baby is healthy?

While ultrasounds and tests provide valuable information, they cannot guarantee a completely healthy outcome.

Who will deliver my baby?

Your delivery will be performed by a member of your OB/GYN team.

SonoSearch | Discover ultrasound clinics in Union, Union County

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Stand-Up MRI of East Elmhurst, P.C.

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N/A years in business

Flushing Imaging Center

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Bard Cancer Diagnostics

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Closed today ⌁ 0.7km

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RMA of New York

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Department of Radiology | Weill Cornell Medicine

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Weill Cornell Medicine

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125 years in business

Weill Cornell Imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian

phone language Diagnostic Imaging

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Walk In GYN Care

phone language gynecological care

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Weill Cornell Medicine - Obstetrics & Gynecology

phone language Obstetrics

Closed today ⌁ 1.8km

125 years in business

New Jersey Perinatal Associates

phone language high-risk pregnancy care

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