Physicians and patients trust us because we have a proven track record for fast and accurate test results, affordable cost, and high patient satisfaction. At the MRI Group, all images are read by local radiologists who are available 24 hours a day, year round, to read images and provide consultation. The MRI Group is taking all necessary precautions to keep you safe during your appointment. Waiting areas have been configured to promote physical distancing and are cleaned several times per day. Each exam room is thoroughly cleaned in accordance with PA Department of Health and CDC infection control guidelines between cases.
Services
Universal masking policy, which requires all staff, patients, and visitors to wear masks or face coverings at all times. Waiting areas have been configured to promote physical distancing and are cleaned several times per day. Each exam room is thoroughly cleaned in accordance with PA Department of Health and CDC infection control guidelines between cases.
The Open Wide-Bore MRI and the Open High-Field MRI systems provide for a more comfortable experience for patients that experience claustrophobia, have pain or mobility issues, or are larger in size. They are also an ideal solution for children. The Open Wide-Bore MRI system allows for many scans to be done with the patient's head outside of the unit.
Magnetic resonance imaging of the breast has helped physicians diagnose a broad range of conditions, because it can often provide doctors with information about breast health that other imaging technologies cannot. Breast MRI is not a replacement for mammography or ultrasound imaging, but rather a supplemental tool for detecting and staging breast cancer and other breast abnormalities.
When you choose MRI Group for diagnostic imaging, you can be confident that our services are provided by caring, compassionate professionals at the top of the medical field. Medical School: Chicago University at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Sciences. Body imaging (abdomen and pelvis with special interest in MRI), cardiac CT/MR imaging, ultrasound.
Reviews (2)
Stephanie G.
Nov 09, 2020
My interactions with the MRI group were disappointing. After suffering a back injury, I went into the ER at LG Health and had an MRI. After being told the radiologist that read the scan interpreted it as a bulging disk, I was discharged to home with pain, numbness and weakness of my leg. I suffered through the next 2 weeks before my primary doctor referred me to a neurosurgeon for follow up.
At that office visit, I was told that the radiologist at the MRI group misinterpreted the MRI and that I indeed had a left far lateral disk herniation. I read up on this diagnosis and it can be commonly missed by radiology. I did receive a bill for there diagnostic service but I refused to pay for a misread MRI causing me a delay in treatment and pain and suffering.
After disputing the bill, I was told that the radiology would not change her opinion and that I would need to pay the bill. Right now I am awaiting surgery to repair that disk herniation. This radiologist won't admit her mistake and is arrogant and conceited (I even sent over the documentation from the neurosurgeons notes). Obviously they don't care about their patients, just their wallets!
At that office visit, I was told that the radiologist at the MRI group misinterpreted the MRI and that I indeed had a left far lateral disk herniation. I read up on this diagnosis and it can be commonly missed by radiology. I did receive a bill for there diagnostic service but I refused to pay for a misread MRI causing me a delay in treatment and pain and suffering.
After disputing the bill, I was told that the radiology would not change her opinion and that I would need to pay the bill. Right now I am awaiting surgery to repair that disk herniation. This radiologist won't admit her mistake and is arrogant and conceited (I even sent over the documentation from the neurosurgeons notes). Obviously they don't care about their patients, just their wallets!
Walter D.
Aug 25, 2019
The "lady" at the front desk has no chance of winning a congeniality award. She attempted to scold me by saying I should have been there by 8am, when in fact, I was told on a recorded line to be there at 8:30 am. I told her that I didn't come there for a lecture; rather for an MRI. She just looked at me as though she just sucked on a lemon.
