MMI Mckenzie Medical Imaging

CALL TO SCHEDULE 541-726-4694
960 N. 16th St, Suite 103
Springfield, OR 97477
Office: 541-726-4694
Fax: 541-744-6069

MMI



  

Mammography

  

Ultrasound

  

Fluoroscopy and Plain Films (Diagnostic X-Ray)

  

Bone Densitometry - DEXA



Frequently Asked Questions

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Is your facility accredited by American College of Radiology?

Yes, each of our two (2) facilities is fully accredited by the American College of Radiology in Mammography.

Will my insurance cover my procedure?

Our facilities participate with a wide variety of insurance carriers.  If you have specific questions regarding your benefits, it is advisable to check with your insurance carrier prior to your exam date.

When will my doctor receive the results of my exam?

The results will be faxed to your physician within 24-48 hours of your exam.

Can I call for an appointment?

You are welcome to make your own appointment, but most studies require you to have a physician's referral. Many times your physician will call and schedule your appointment for you. You can call 541-726-4694.

Are there any special preparations for my exam?

You may be required to fast prior to your exam or take other special considerations. Please choose your exam from the list below for more specific details.

Mammography
Ultrasound
X-Ray and Fluoroscopy
Dexa

Is radiation safe?

Indeed, if your doctor has referred you for a diagnostic procedure, he / she feels the small amount of radiation is less harmfull than an undiagnosed problem or disease.

Do the treatments hurt?

Most of the diagnostic procedures involve no discomfort whatsoever. However, some of the more invasive procedures may cause some mild discomfort.

Will I have to miss work?

Most of our procedures are routine and allow you to immediately return to work. There are some procedures that require bed rest. The amount of time you will miss from work depends on the procedure and you, the individual.

What is a radiologist?

A radiologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnostic radiology.
Click here to meet Dr. Tom, our radiologist

What does a technologist do?

The technologists are trained to properly position patients for each diagnostic procedure and to operate the corresponding diagnostic equipment.

Are technologist medical doctors?

No, technologists are trained in general x-rays and, if they choose, a specific modality such as mammography.

Are your technologists registered in their modalities?

Yes, MMI only hires registered technologists.