PRICE

The Toledo Clinic charge also includes contrast & the radiologist’s interpretation fee, which is typically an additional and separate charge for hospital billed services. Not all insurance plans are accepted and patient’s price may vary based on their individual insurance plan.

In an environment of ever-increasing out-of-pocket expenses and high deductible health plans, price is a factor. Why pay three times more for your imaging procedure?

SERVICE EXCELLENCE

• X-rays are performed on a walk-in basis. No appointment is necessary.
• In most instances, appointments for other imaging procedures are available within 1 to 3 days, depending on the precertification requirements of your insurance company.
• In addition to performing tests in a timely manner, the Radiologist’s report is available to your physician within 24 hours and the majority of reports are available the day of your test.
• Workers Compensation and most insurance companies are accepted, including Medicaid, Medicare and Paramount.

QUALITY

• The Toledo Clinic offers state-of-the-art imaging systems and is accredited by a number of prestigious professional organizations, something hospitals are not required to have.
• MRI, CT, and Mammography are accredited by the American College of Radiology.
• PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine are accredited by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission.
• X-ray is licensed by the Ohio Department of Health.

TOLEDO CLINIC RADIOLOGY FEATURES

• X-ray – Produces images of the inside of your body in shades of black and white. Our specialized Radiologists review the images and send a report to your doctor.
• MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) – There is little preparation for a MRI. It produces 3D detailed images with no radiation.
• CT – CT procedures examine nearly all body parts in very thin slices. It’s like taking a loaf of bread and looking at each individual slice in 3D.
• PET/CT – Is an accurate, painless, noninvasive procedure detecting early signs of cancer, heart disease and brain disorders.
• 3D Mammograms – Mammograms are high-quality, 3D pictures of the breast with low dose x-rays. Regular mammograms are the best exam doctors have to find breast cancer early.
• Ultrasound – With 2 separate ultrasound rooms available, Board-certified technologists performing your exam will accommodate your busy schedule.
• Nuclear Medicine – Is a specialized area of radiology that uses very small amounts of radioactive materials, or radiopharmaceuticals, to examine organ function and structure.
• DEXA – The hip and spine are typically examined during a DEXA scan. The bone scan is painless and lasts roughly 15 minutes.
• Procedural X-rays under fluoroscopy – Unlike X-ray images, which are still pictures, fluoroscopy is a moving image. Often, you will drink a contrast agent during this procedure. Fluoroscopy is also used for joint and spinal injections.