Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We provide a full range of diagnostic imaging services including MRI, CT, PET-CT, X-ray, Ultrasound, DXA, and Breast Imaging. Available services may vary by location.

Every imaging examination with Alliance Medical requires a referral from a physician or healthcare provider.

Appointments can be scheduled online via our website, through our app, by email, or through a referral submitted by your healthcare provider. Our staff will help you find a convenient time and location.

Preparation requirements depend on the type of scan. Some procedures may require fasting, drinking water beforehand, or avoiding certain medications. Specific instructions will be provided when your appointment is confirmed.

Appointment times vary depending on the examination. Most procedures take between 15 and 60 minutes, although some advanced imaging studies may take longer.

Diagnostic imaging procedures are generally very safe. Some exams, such as X-ray, CT or PET-CT, use low levels of radiation, while MRI and Ultrasound do not use ionizing radiation. Our team follows strict safety protocols to ensure patient safety.

Results are typically reviewed by a local Consultant Radiologist and sent to your referring healthcare provider within 24–72 hours. Urgent findings are communicated promptly.

Many imaging procedures are covered by health insurance plans. Coverage varies by provider and policy, so we recommend checking with your insurer prior to your appointment.

Please bring your referral (if required), insurance information, and any relevant previous imaging reports or scans that may assist with interpretation.

Yes. Alliance Medical patients will gain access to the Image Hub. Contact our team if you need assistance accessing your records.

If you are concerned about anxiety, claustrophobia, or mobility issues, please let us know before your appointment. Our staff can discuss options to help make your experience as comfortable as possible.