What insurance plans do you accept?
We accept most insurance plans. To insure that your insurance plan is accepted at our centers, please click here for our current insurance list.

Do you accept payment plans?
Generally, we do not. However, in cases of financial hardship, we will consider payment arrangements. Please contact the appropriate office with any questions you might have.

Why do I need to arrive before my actual appointment time?
We need time to review your paperwork and prepare you for your examination. Our technicians need to stay on time in order to accommodate the many patients we see everyday.

My child is having an examination. Will I be able to stay with him / her during the test?
Yes, if your child is having an Ultrasound or MRI. However, you will not be able to stay with your child if you are having a CT Scan or X-Ray.

Who will perform my exam?
The examinations are performed by highly trained technologists. For more specific information, select staff from menu bar. All of our technologists have had extensive training in performing radiological procedures and are registered professionals.

When will I receive my test results?
A board certified radiologist will interpret your case. Your physician will be notified of your results usually within 24-48 hours of your examination. In the event that your case is an medical emergency, we will notify your physician immediately of your results.

Is it important for a radiologist to interpret my exam and not my personal physician?
Yes it is. A radiologist is a physician just like your family doctor...but he has been trained in diagnostic radiology. Some of our radiologists have done additional fellowships (sub-specialties). All of our radiologists are certified by American College of Radiology (ACR). This certification means that you are being evaluated by the very best available.

Is there a private area for me to leave my valuables and change into the gown?
Yes there is. The dressing rooms are equipped with lockers for your safety. Our changing rooms are clean, comfortable, and private.

What does it mean if I am called back for additional pictures at a later date?
Occasionally, the radiologist will request this happens. In most cases, there is nothing to be concerned about. Occasionally, additional images are required to fully evaluate your study.

Why do you need all of my prior films?
The radiologist needs to see how your current films compare with old ones. This helps to identify subtle changes that may have occurred since your last examination.