When you are seeking an MRI for a personal injury case without insurance, the most cost-effective option is to choose a freestanding imaging center. At our facilities, we offer transparent self-pay rates that typically range from $300 to $700 per scan.
In contrast, hospital outpatient departments often charge between $1,200 and $4,000, frequently adding a 15–30% facility fee on top of the scan charge. We bundle all costs into a single, transparent rate so the price you are quoted is the total you pay, with no hidden fees.
To ensure you receive the care you need regardless of your current financial situation, we offer flexible payment pathways:
- MRI Medical Liens: We allow you to defer payment until your legal case reaches a settlement or judgment.
- Letters of Protection (LOP): We work directly with your attorney to accept a formal agreement that caps charges and defers payment until your case concludes.
- Same-Day & Next-Day Appointments: We prioritize quick access to imaging so your legal team has the objective evidence needed for your claim.
Our PI-focused radiology expertise ensures that you receive court-ready reports within 24–48 hours. Results may vary based on individual patient conditions; please consult with a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment advice.
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