M.R. Imaging Associates

M.R. Imaging Associates M.R. Imaging Associates is an independently owned outpatient MRI facility for over 30 years. We provide exceptional imaging on our High Field Strength MRI.

MR Imaging Associates is conveniently located in Springfield, OR, and we provide M.R.I. services to patients throughout the surrounding area. We are focused on quality patient care and utilize the latest equipment to help ensure accurate diagnostic imaging. Our facility is independently owned and we have over 30 years of experience. We were the first M.R.I. facility in Lane County to be awarded ac

creditation from the American College of Radiology, for the past 15 years. We offer:

High field strength M.R.I. providing the most accurate diagnosis
Non-claustrophobic open bore scanner
Ease in scheduling, with same day appointments
Competitive prices

Most insurance and Medicare plans are accepted. Call MR Imaging Associates for an appointment or additional information.

08/08/2019

The technology isn’t quite there yet, but some manufacturers are exploring ways to incorporate magnetic MRI coils in patient gurneys. This would reduce patient prep time, minimize the need to move injured patients and expedite emergency scans.

08/06/2019

Always grasp large x-ray films by the edges, so that they are allowed to hang free. This will help reduce the incidence of marks resulting from contact with fingers that are moist or contaminated with processing chemicals.

08/01/2019

In some situations, in order to provide clearer images, harmless dyes are administered to the patient. These help create a contrast among the different tissue in order to have a better view and improve diagnosis of the problem.

07/30/2019

Did you know that a lead apron, or protective apron, is made of lead and rubber? It protects a patient from exposure to diagnostic radiation, guarding vital organs and the reproductive system from ionizing radiation.

07/25/2019

Medical imaging is one of the most valuable tools in diagnosis today. Since many different problems have similar symptoms, it gives doctors a picture of what's really going on in the affected area. This can help prevent unnecessary surgeries and invasive diagnostic techniques.

07/23/2019

The use of intensifying screens has three major benefits when it comes to x-rays. These reduce the level of radiation dose, reduce any tube- and generator-loading issues, and minimize the impact of motion of what’s being x-rayed.

07/18/2019

The Human Connectome Project funded by the NIH is working to map connections within the human brain. Scanning technologies developed for the project are contributing to advancements in the medical imaging technologies used for clinical assessments.

07/16/2019

In patients who are already experiencing symptoms, a full-body CT scan can be helpful in pinpointing and diagnosing a specific disease or abnormality. This can be critical in helping to ensure that person gets the proper treatment as soon as possible.

07/11/2019

Before cleaning racks and trays in your x-ray equipment, ensure the area surrounding the machine is spotless. Wiping down overhead air vents and safelights will eliminate any potential of dust entering the equipment.

07/09/2019

Did you know that the single greatest magnifier of the risk of breast cancer is your age? While at age fifty, your chances are 1 in 50, at age sixty-five that shifts to 1 in 24. It’s important that you always have your regularly scheduled mammograms as prescribed by your doctor.

07/04/2019

X-rays machine screens should be changed in the cassettes at least every five years, and cassettes should be replaced if they become damaged, have light leaks, or become warped. Screens age and lose their light-emitting ability over time.

07/02/2019

According to the University of Aberdeen, which is located in Scotland, scientist and later Aberdeen professor John Mallard facilitated the development of the world's first whole body MRI scanner.

Address

960 N. 16th Street Ste 10
Springfield, OR
97477

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm
Friday 7am - 5:30pm

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