Blog #Stand Up MRI Clinton

•  12/4/2021 04:26 PM

Stand Up MRI Oxon Hill has dedicated its resources to consistently and compassionately deliver the highest level of excellence in outpatient radiology services utilizing state-of-the-art technology and a superior, qualified, healthcare delivery team to exceed the expectations of every patient, provider, and community we serve. Open MRI technology is totally open. This technological breakthrough is second to none in the MRI imaging world and fully reimbursed by all insurance carriers at no additional cost to the patient. It delivers exceptional scanning speed and high-resolution imaging. Call us +1-866-674-2727

•  6/4/2021 10:09 AM

Washington Open MRI now has the world’s only high field full-body Open MRI scanner that can scan patients in the sitting or standing position.

•  8/12/2020 05:37 PM

Washington open MRI also provides the best sit-down MRI Rockville scanners for the convenience of a person that doesn’t lie flat.

•  24/11/2020 04:45 PM

The patient positioning system is tilted back slightly (approximately five degrees) in order to stabilize the patient and avoid body motion

•  13/10/2020 04:02 PM

Washington Open MRI Stand Up MRI Clinton scanners are specially engineered for the person that scares of traditional MRI scanning in which a person has to lay down in a tube and scan in a closed MRI scanner. But upright scanners make it easy to scan the body at a position that is comfortable for a person.

•  1/10/2020 10:38 AM

If you are searching for “Open MRI Center Oxon Hill” online, look no further! Washington Open MRI has got you covered. It offers state of the art magnetic resonance imaging facilities for scanning the whole body.

•  20/7/2020 06:09 PM

The MRI exam is a simple and painless procedure. The MRI technologist or an assistant will position you in the Stand Up MRI Oxon Hill after you have changed into a gown.

•  23/10/2019 04:09 PM

They provide Open MRI Rockville service, helping the doctors to get detailed images of the heart and its vessels. As magnetic and radio waves are used in MRI, there is no exposure to harmful X-Rays.