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Kenosha Radiology Center provides 3T MRI, Open MRI, CT Scans, Ultrasound, X-rays, C-Arm Fluoroscopy, Mammography with 3D Tomosynthesis, Bone Densitometry, and Interventional Procedures in the Kenosha, WI, area.
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- IIItriponair826 days ago5.0Kind staff,overall a good experience
- AAAJNov 3, 20255.0Have had MRIs, x-rays, and ultrasounds over the last few years. The have an attentive staff, great care and a nice facility. Always an exceptional experience.
- JPJARED PINKALLAAug 1, 20255.0I cant say enough good about this place. my wife is a young high risk breast cancer candidate. we had a scare and this place was able to get her in the same day of calling for a somewhat emergency mri. they were slammed busy but the doctor came in maintained her composer and professionalism and explained all of the findings etc. on another visit my wife was unaware that her nail polish would not work in the mri machine this was found out pretty deep into the appointment so i figured that this mistake was on us and we were going to have to pay. to my surprise they did not charge us and credited us for the next appointment. we have no insurance and are self pay so this was a huge relief. hospitals should take note that this is how to treat people
- LCLinda CampbellJun 23, 20255.0From the welcoming waiting room, to the state of the art equipment, to the amazing staff-- this place is five stars.
- LTLeona TurnquistOct 8, 20205.0I went here based on a recommendation from a friend, since the cost of having MRIs and CAT Scans done at the hospital are so outrageous. I was pleasantly surprised by how professional and polite the staff was, and the place was immaculately clean. I saved a couple thousand dollars and feel as though I was provided with better service than I would have been at the hospital. I’ll definitely return if I need any more of their services.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kenosha Radiology Center
What if I am claustrophobic?
Many patients who experience claustrophobia are still able to undergo examinations in our 3T MRI. If anxiety occurs at the beginning of the procedure, we can administer a mild sedative, such as valium. Patients requiring sedation should arrange for transportation. For those with severe claustrophobia, our open MRI is available as an alternative option.
What is the difference between the 3T and open MRI?
The 3T MRI provides superior image quality, utilizing the most powerful magnet available for patient care. Its enhanced anatomical detail allows radiologists to detect abnormalities that may be missed by less powerful magnets. While the 3T is a closed magnet, its wider and shorter bore design is more accommodating for claustrophobic patients. The open MRI, on the other hand, offers visibility into the room during the exam, making it suitable for most claustrophobic patients without medication. Although the open MRI produces excellent images, they are not comparable to those of the 3T, and the scan duration is typically twice as long.
What if I have metal in my body? Can I still have an MRI?
The majority of patients with internal metal can safely undergo MRI scans. However, there are exceptions, including most pacemakers and many types of stimulators. It's important to inform our staff about any metal implants or devices prior to your examination.
What if I've had dental work? Can I still have an MRI?
Dental work is generally safe for MRI procedures. However, certain dental work may interfere with image quality, particularly for head or neck scans. It's advisable to inform our technologists about any recent dental procedures before your examination.
How do I know if you take my insurance?
We verify insurance benefits when you schedule your appointment. Our facility accepts most insurance plans, and we typically confirm coverage during the initial call. If any issues arise after contacting your insurance company, we will promptly notify you.
Can I pay my bill online?
Yes, online bill payment is available. To make a payment, please visit our billing website at https://www.patientnotebook.com/KenoshaRadiologyCenter/Enhanced/SendMoney/MakePayment.
What does ACR accreditation mean?
The American College of Radiology (ACR) establishes standards and guidelines for radiology practices. ACR certification indicates that a practice meets or exceeds current recommendations for each modality, such as MRI, CT, mammography, and ultrasound. These standards encompass equipment performance, image quality, and staff qualifications, among other criteria.
How soon will my doctor get the results?
For urgent examinations, results are provided to your doctor immediately, often before you leave our facility. Routine exam results are typically delivered to your physician within the same day or the following day.
How do I get my images or reports?
If you require images for your doctor or personal records, we can create a CD before you depart, which usually takes just a few minutes. For report copies, we ask for 24 hours' notice. You may collect your report once it's completed.
What options are available if I am claustrophobic and need an MRI?
Patients with claustrophobia can undergo examinations in our 3T MRI with a mild sedative if necessary. For severe cases, an open MRI is available as an alternative.
How do the 3T MRI and open MRI differ at Kenosha Radiology Center?
The 3T MRI offers superior image quality with a powerful magnet and a wider, shorter bore for comfort. The open MRI allows visibility into the room and is suitable for most claustrophobic patients, though it takes longer and has slightly less image clarity.
Can patients with metal implants safely have an MRI at Kenosha Radiology Center?
Most patients with internal metal can safely undergo MRI scans, but exceptions include most pacemakers and certain stimulators. Inform staff about any metal implants before the exam.
Is dental work a concern when getting an MRI scan here?
Dental work is usually safe for MRI procedures; however, it may affect image quality for head or neck scans. Inform technologists about any recent dental work before your exam.
What insurance plans does Kenosha Radiology Center accept?
Most insurance plans are accepted. Benefits are verified during appointment scheduling, and you will be notified promptly if any coverage issues arise.
Can I pay my medical bills online at Kenosha Radiology Center?
Yes, online bill payment is available at https://www.patientnotebook.com/KenoshaRadiologyCenter/Enhanced/SendMoney/MakePayment.
What does the American College of Radiology (ACR) accreditation mean for this center?
ACR accreditation confirms that the center meets or exceeds standards for equipment performance, image quality, and staff qualifications across radiology modalities.
How soon will my doctor receive my exam results?
Urgent exams have results sent immediately, often before you leave. Routine exams are sent typically the same day or next day.
What are the Kenosha Radiology Center's operating hours?
The center is open Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. It is closed on Sundays and certain holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
What nearby medical services can I visit in Kenosha alongside Kenosha Radiology Center?
Nearby you can find Quest Diagnostics for lab testing, Wisconsin Neuropathy for specialized care, Midwest Foot and Ankle Institute, and Doctors of Physical Therapy, providing comprehensive health support in the area.
Are there convenient dining options near Kenosha Radiology Center?
Yes, nearby dining includes Subway for quick sandwiches, Olive Garden for Italian cuisine, and Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen offering American fare, making it easy to eat before or after your appointment.
Where can I find lodging if I am visiting Kenosha Radiology Center from out of town?
Candlewood Suites Kenosha is a nearby hotel and event space, providing comfortable accommodations conveniently located for patients traveling to the center.