Open MRI of New England

Isa Andrade

My ultrasound was more that 30 minutes late They need to work on time because that is disrespectful

Blimm Phong

I'm not claustrophobic and have gotten through an MRI once before without a problem. This time the MRI tech left during my scan! I was not given updates over the speaker, she never told me how long I would be in the machine, and did not give me headphones for music. On top of that they make you wear a medical mask going into the machine, in a room by yourself, which is absurd. About 10 minutes passed without any indication I was being watched, and panic started to creep in. I waited several silent moments from the machine and finally had to start ringing the buzzer. After a minute the tech asked if I was ok over the speaker. She couldn't hear my responses and had to stop the test.. I just chose to end it there and go back to the company I had my first MRI with. Not a good experience.

Jack Sinibaldi

They gave me the initial wrong in check up time by 30 minutes. Then. Too add insult to injury. My Mri was 75 minutes late. Poor planning...

James Lyon

I recently had my first MRI here. The MRI Technologist here was absolutely amazing. Very friendly, personable, and accommodating. He made sure I was comfortable and explained every step of the process well. After each portion of the test he would check in to make sure I was doing OK, tell me how long the next portion would be, and what noises the MRI machine would be making. Regarding Open MRI in general, they did take about 2 weeks from the referral to get a pre-approval from my insurance. It's not necessary with my plan, but still a good idea with an expensive test, as my insurance loves to deny things at first and force you to dispute their decision. The claim was approved no problem as a result. Once they called me they were able to schedule me for the following day which was great.