Complete Care Diagnostic Imaging provides the injury imaging and essential care you need after a work-related or auto accident. You’ll have access to cutting-edge technologies delivered in a relaxed, caring atmosphere where your health care needs are our top priority.
Because our diagnostic imaging services are for Complete Care patients only, we can get you in and out faster.
With Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), your health care professional will gain a closer look at your body’s internal structures. This non-invasive procedure relies on magnets, radiofrequency waves and powerful computers to produce precise, detailed images of areas like your intervertebral discs and spinal cord.
Compared to traditional cylindrical-shaped MRIs, open MRIs are more spacious. This diagnostic imaging machine is open on three sides and won’t surround your entire body. If you are claustrophobic or can’t use a closed design, open MRIs deliver the same quality imaging in a more comfortable and accessible alternative. Our new open bore MRI machines have a wider opening which allows a more diverse population to be scanned comfortably and other new technologies:
When you visit Complete Care Diagnostic Imaging, you’ll undergo advanced brain scanning techniques if we suspect you have a traumatic brain injury.
DTI, sometimes called DT-MRI, is short for Diffusion Tensor Magnetic Resonance Imaging. This innovative diagnostic technique is a variation on the standard MRI that is used to create images of internal organs through magnetic images.
The DTI isolates water movement within the brain, which allows doctors to pinpoint regions that are not functioning properly. Traditional MRI scans cannot highlight these abnormalities because they do not have the capability of tracking water molecules in the same way. DTI scans allow doctors to pinpoint regions that require attention.
SWI is a technological advancement that enhances the contrast in MRIs to detect the differences and characteristics of tissues in the brain. It is particularly useful for the visualization of veins in the brain, which is helpful to see traumatic brain injury or bleeding after an accident.
If you’ve experienced personal injury, you may not know what to expect from your MRI experience, especially if it’s your first time undergoing diagnostic imaging.
While you don’t need to prepare much, here are a few things to know:
Before Your MRI:
During Your MRI:
Today’s MRIs are more open and spacious than ever. If you are still nervous about your exam, remember these tips:
Accidents can happen anytime, anywhere. When they do, we are the go-to for advanced diagnostic injury imaging and X-ray services. Our fully integrated health system will ensure you receive the diagnosis, treatment, pain management and injury rehabilitation you need.
Don’t wait to be seen after an auto or workplace accident. We offer ride services, same day and walk in appointments so you can get the care you need.