r/okc • u/Long-Slip-6818 • 11h ago

❓Q&A ✅ Mri

Is there any hospitals that I could check out to get an MRI without insurance by any chance? My leg has been killing me and have had prior torn ligaments? Or do I need a Dr referral and insurance to receive an MRI scan? Thanks in advance

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u/Bigbrianj 10h ago

Touchstone imaging says they have reduced rates for MRIs, or check out MDsave. You prepay for a voicher for your procedure, and provide the voucher at the time of payment. Additionally, hospitals will tell you the cash price over the phone. I know Saint Anthony's also has financial assistance you can apply for. Best of kuck

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u/Redge2019 10h ago

Touchstone imaging

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u/Nepalm 10h ago

You need a physician/pa/np order.

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u/texdizzle Fake Moore 9h ago

Provider order: must have insurance: cash pay options

Last time I priced one I think it was $600ish but everything has gone up since then.....source rad tech of 15 years

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u/potato-ch1p 6h ago edited 4h ago

I believe Touchstone may have better cash rates than OK ER for MRIs. Not 100% sure though.

Edited to add: you will need a provider order for either of these options.

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u/westlax34 5h ago

If you can get an order for one, you can cash pay at touchstone for like 300-400 bucks

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u/disbishbby The Village 10h ago

Oklahoma er and hospital has pay options. I think they have a list of prices online

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u/MiAmorcitaLinda 4h ago

Try Vantage on Hefner