Welcome to Community Radiology of Virginia, where accurate imaging meets caring compassion.
Over 50,000 MRI scans performed!
Your well-being is at the heart of everything we do.
We prioritize your well-being, especially during MRI scans. Our patient-focused approach aims to ease anxiety and ensure comfort throughout any imaging test. Your peace of mind is paramount, and we'll support you with care and compassion.
We also provide expert:
- CT Scans
- CT Lung Cancer Screenings
- Ultrasound
- Digital X-Ray
- Bone Density
- 3D Screening Mammograms
With having completed over 50,000 scans, we are confident that you will be happy with our self-pay pricing too!
MRI Scans Start at $500
CT Scans Start at $400
CT Abdomen and Pelvis $650
Ultrasound Scans $275
X-Rays $ 75
Low Dose Lung Screening $150
Bone Density $200
3D Screening Mammogram $240
"The staff at the Community of Radiology of Virginia really helped keep me comfortable and informed throughout my visit and will return when needed."
~Brenda
We believe that every patient is unique. Before your MRI scan, we'll take the time to get to know you and understand your concerns.
Whether it's explaining the procedure in detail, offering relaxation techniques, or providing music to listen to during the scan, we're here to make this journey as smooth as possible for you.
Personalized Care
Our diagnostic scans offer unparalleled insight into your health, giving you the peace of mind you deserve.
Our unique open MRI design and experienced technicians work together to provide accurate and timely diagnoses. If you have any questions or concerns, we're always here to answer them.
Frequently asked questions.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a way to look inside the human body by using a strong magnetic field. Compared to X-rays, or CT scans, no radiation is involved, making this a very safe and non-invasive approach. MRI exams are the most accurate way to evaluate soft tissues within the body.
What is an MRI?
A CT scan, or computed tomography scan, is a medical imaging technique that uses special X-ray equipment to create detailed pictures of inside your body. It's like taking a series of X-ray images from different angles and then using a computer to combine them into a cross-sectional view. This helps doctors clearly see your bones, organs, tissues and even blood vessels. A CT scan can be very helpful in diagnosing diseases, injuries, or other medical conditions.
What is a CT scan?
We do our best to accommodate all patients, ensuring they receive the necessary tests to assist their physician in an accurate diagnosis. If you have concerns about your co-pay or have no insurance, call our office before your exam, and our staff will be happy to discuss payment options with you.
MRI prices can vary greatly, and hospitals tend to be much more expensive than outpatient centers. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality tests at a very competitive price in the current marketplace.