Yes. Florida law and medical standards require a signed prescription or order from a licensed healthcare provider for diagnostic imaging procedures, including X-Ray, CT, MRI, and Ultrasound. Please bring your paper referral to your appointment or upload a clear photo of it when submitting our online appointment form.
We accept most major health insurance plans, Medicare, and worker’s compensation. If you do not have insurance or your plan does not cover a specific test, we also offer clear self-pay pricing. Contact our front desk before your visit so our team can verify your benefits and coverage details.
Routine imaging and diagnostic reports are typically delivered to your ordering physician within 24 to 48 business hours. Urgent (STAT) readings are processed and transmitted as quickly as possible on the same day.
Preparation varies depending on the test. For abdominal ultrasounds and certain CT scans, fasting for several hours may be required. For MRI, you must remove all metal objects and inform our staff if you have metal implants, pacemakers, or aneurysm clips. Our team will provide clear, specific instructions when confirming your scheduled time.
Yes. You or your physician may request copies of your diagnostic images and formal radiology reports. You can pick up a secure digital disc at our facility, or your doctor can access the studies directly through our secure provider portal.
Please bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license or passport), your current health insurance card, and the paper prescription or referral from your doctor (if not submitted digitally in advance). Arriving 15 minutes before your scheduled slot ensures quick check-in.
Walk-in visits are accepted for standard routine X-Ray examinations during normal business hours. For advanced modalities such as MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound, and Mammography, scheduled appointments are strongly recommended to ensure proper prep and avoid unnecessary waiting times.
Yes. Our front desk, technical team, and administrative personnel are fluent in both English and Spanish to ensure clear communication, respectful care, and total comfort for all patients in our community.