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Outpatient imaging centers with open, wide-bore, upright and 3T MRI. Compare centers, see what each offers and call for a self-pay price.

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Wide-bore MRI scanner at an outpatient imaging center

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  • Open, wide-bore, upright or 3T MRI
  • Address, phone and directions
  • Self-pay prices where posted
  • CT, PET and mammography at the same center
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Find an MRI by state

Pick your state to see every center's address, phone, directions and the scans it offers.

Popular cities

The cities with the most outpatient MRI centers.

How it works

1Get your orderAsk your doctor for an order if your scan needs one, and whether contrast is required.
2Compare centersSee what each center offers and call two or three for their self-pay or in-network price.
3Book your scanCall the center directly. Outpatient centers usually cost far less than the hospital.

Which MRI do you need?

Open MRIOpen on the sides, helpful if you're claustrophobic or larger.
Wide-bore MRIA 70 cm opening, roomier than a standard scanner.
3T MRITwice the magnet strength of 1.5T, for sharper brain, joint and prostate images.
Upright MRIScans you sitting or standing, so the spine is imaged under load.
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MRI questions

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

Most diagnostic MRI scans need an order from a doctor, nurse practitioner, chiropractor or physician assistant, and insurance usually needs prior authorization. Whole-body screening MRI centers can book you without an order.

How much does an MRI cost?

Self-pay MRI prices vary by body part, contrast and center. Outpatient imaging centers are usually much cheaper than hospitals, so call two or three centers and ask for their cash price before you book.

How long does an MRI take?

Most MRI scans take 20 to 45 minutes. Scans with contrast or of more than one body part take longer.

Can I use my HSA or FSA for an MRI?

Yes. MRI scans ordered for diagnosis or treatment are qualified medical expenses, so you can usually pay with HSA or FSA funds. Check with your plan.

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How to get your facility listed

MRISCANNEARME.COM is part of the Know Your Body Network. One listing can put your locations on every network site that matches your services, from MRI and CT to mammography, PET and DEXA.

  1. 1Send your locationsEmail your center name, each address, phone number and the scans you offer, or claim an existing listing.
  2. 2We verify the detailsWe check every location against your own website and set up your listing cards.
  3. 3Go live across the networkYour locations appear on the matching state and city pages, with Call and Directions buttons for patients.
  • Address, phone, directions and website on every card
  • Scan types and self-pay prices shown when you share them
  • Featured placement options for your locations
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Listings come from each center's own website. This site does not give medical advice.