Frequently Asked Question
Depending on the kind of imaging treatment you are having, the specifics of your appointment can be altered. But generally speaking, you should anticipate the following:
– When you arrive, our welcoming reception team will meet you and ask you to fill out a quick registration form.
– A technologist will walk you through the process step-by-step and address any questions you might have.
– For the imaging assessment, you will be placed in a comfortable position.
– The examination will be performed by the technician, who may need you to stand inside the imaging equipment or lie motionless on a table.
– It usually takes 15 to 60 minutes to complete the process, depending on how complicated the exam is.
At The Family Imaging Center LLC, our mission is to provide compassionate, high-quality medical imaging services that cater to the unique needs of families.
We are dedicated to enhancing patient care through advanced technology, personalized attention, and a comforting environment, ensuring every family member receives the best possible diagnostic care. We strive to serve our community by promoting health awareness, supporting family well-being, and fostering partnerships that enhance public health.
A radiology specialist with board certification will review the pictures taken during your examination. The radiologist will compile a thorough report that includes their analysis of the results. Your referring physician will get this report, review the findings with you, and decide on the next course of action for your care.
There are usually few dangers associated with imaging methods. On the other hand, some methods use modest radiation doses, such as CT scans and X-rays. Usually, the small risks associated with these operations are outweighed by the benefits. The exact dangers and advantages of your imaging exam can be happily discussed with you by our experts.
As of right now, Family Image Centre LLC does not provide direct financing choices. To assist you make appropriate plans, we may offer you a thorough estimate of the costs you have to cover. In order to learn more about your coverage and any relevant deductibles or copays, we also advise getting in touch with your insurance company.
Due to radiation risk, some imaging procedures might not be advised during pregnancy. Before you schedule any diagnostic imaging exams, please let us know if you are pregnant or think you could be. Your doctor and our team will talk about safety measures or other possibilities.