MRI Scan in North Dakota: 2 Imaging Centers

MRI near me › North Dakota · Updated October 28, 2026 · Details from each center's own website

Quick answer: There are 2 outpatient MRI centers in North Dakota on MRISCANNEARME.COM, across 2 cities including Bismarck, Grand Forks. 0 list an open, wide-bore or upright MRI and 1 lists a 3T MRI. Outpatient imaging centers usually cost far less than hospitals: call the center for its self-pay price, and ask your doctor for an order if your scan needs one.

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2 centers

Sanford MRI Center

Bismarck · Sanford Health

  • MRI
  • 3T MRI

720 E Rosser Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501

Call (701) 323-6741

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Red River Imaging

Grand Forks

  • MRI

2820 19th Ave S, Grand Forks, ND 58201

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Before your MRI

1Get an order from your doctor if your scan needs one, and ask whether contrast is required.
2Call two or three centers for their self-pay or in-network price. Outpatient centers are often half the hospital price.
3Tell the center about implants, pacemakers or claustrophobia so they can book the right scanner.

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An MRI looks for injury and disease. A DEXA scan shows your body fat, lean muscle, visceral fat and bone density in about 10 minutes, with no referral needed at most locations.

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MRI in North Dakota: FAQs

Where can I get an MRI in North Dakota?

MRISCANNEARME.COM lists 2 outpatient imaging centers offering MRI in North Dakota. Each listing shows the address, phone number, directions and the MRI types the center offers.

How much does an MRI cost in North Dakota?

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

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.

Is there an open or wide-bore MRI near me?

Look for the Open MRI, Wide-bore MRI or Upright MRI tag on each listing.

What is a 3T MRI?

1 center in North Dakota lists a 3T MRI. A 3 Tesla (3T) magnet is twice as strong as a standard 1.5T scanner, giving sharper images of the brain, joints and prostate.

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. Arrive 15 minutes early and leave metal items at home.

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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