Frequently asked questionsYour MRI questions, answered.

Our whole body MRI plans are $849 (Comprehensive), $1,149 (Enhanced) and $1,499 (Premium). We also offer a Spine & Torso MRI for $695 and a Torso MRI for $499. Reserve any plan with a $99 deposit.

No. Whole body screening scans are not covered by insurance, which is why we offer transparent cash pricing. You can pay with cash, debit, credit, HSA or FSA cards.

A whole body MRI can help detect tumors, aneurysms in the brain and aorta, ischemic disease, disc herniation and nerve compression in the spine, lung nodules, masses in the liver, kidneys, pancreas and spleen, prostate and bladder changes, uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts, and breast lesions.

MRI and ultrasound are non-invasive and use no ionizing radiation. No contrast dye is used for our whole body scans. Patients with certain implants or devices — such as pacemakers — must complete our MRI safety screening first.

Whole body screening scans can be booked directly. For diagnostic MRI exams, a referral from your healthcare provider is typically required — call us and we’ll help. We also offer free physician referrals.

We offer a cash pay MRI option, so health insurance is not required. You can pay with cash, debit, credit, HSA or FSA cards. Whole body scans are not covered by insurance.

Same-day and next-day appointments are often available. Call us or request an appointment online.

You can reserve online with a deposit — $25 for single-area MRI exams and $99 for whole body or torso scans — or call us to book.

Wear comfortable clothing and remove any metal objects. For a whole body scan, fast for four hours beforehand (water is okay). Our team will guide you through the process.

MRIs are safe for most people and use no radiation. Patients with certain implants or devices, such as pacemakers or ICDs, must complete our MRI safety screening and may not be eligible. See our MRI safety notice on the Services page.

Most single-area MRI scans take 20 to 60 minutes depending on the area. Whole body scans take 60 to 85 minutes.

Your official report is typically ready the next day and is emailed to you and your primary doctor. You receive your images on disc the same day.

Whole body MRI, brain MRI and MRA, spine MRI, joint MRI (knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, ankle), chest, abdomen, pelvis and breast MRI, plus ultrasound and echocardiogram.