faq category: Good to know ahead

You have the option to either call us directly or book online, whichever is most convenient for you. To ensure a smooth booking process, we kindly request that payment be made at the time of booking through credit card. Please note that a requisition from your primary care physician is a necessary requirement. If you … Read more

You will be asked to change into a gown and asked to remove any metal objects, eg. Hairpins, piercing, jewelry, watches, bracelets, bras, metal-based make-up or hearing aids. A locker will be provided to place your valuables in.

MRI machines produce powerful magnetic fields. You may not be able to have an MRI if you have the following: Pacemaker Aneurysm clips Artificial heart valve Stents Cochlear implants Any non-MRI compatible metal-based prosthetic implants

Yes, to secure your appointment date and time, we do require a payment. Please note that last-minute cancellations might not always be fillable.

No Show/Refund policy: If you need to reschedule, you must do so 48 hours prior to appointment to avoid a charge. If you fail to cancel or reschedule your appointment 48 hours prior, a $200.00 charge will be applied to the credit card on file. If you fail to show for your appointment with no … Read more

OHIP or private insurance companies do not cover the cost of this test nor are there any plans in the foreseeable future. We provide elective healthcare services, and our clinic offers competitive pricing and personalized care.

This study does not replace your routine mammogram and/or colonoscopy. It is very important to have these tests performed on a routine basis.

All studies are performed at Whole Body MRI clinics, either at their Mississauga or Ajax facility. Free parking is provided.

Most people have some form of abnormality or findings in their bodies. For instance, due to our sedentary lifestyles, where we spend a lot of time sitting in front of screens, almost everyone has some degree of spine degeneration. However, many of these findings are harmless, and it’s essential to be aware of them when … Read more

Our reports are read by a Radiologist MD who completed their residency at the prestigious University of Toronto and a Clinical Fellowship at Harvard University, with more than 20 years experience in this field.