We appreciate your business in using DFW MRI as your diagnostic imaging resource.
Below are our guidelines for referring patients.
DFW MRI requires a written order for all scans to be completed on a patient’s behalf. We DO NOT accept private health insurance patients and do not have any cash prices other than what we globally bill for our other Letter of protection clients.
If you would like to send over a request for a patient, please send it to fax@dfwopenmri.com or fax it to 214-320-1400.
From final report delivery to scanning protocols, here's how DFW MRI supports your workflow and your patients.
Reports are delivered through our secure web-based EMR system. Your team gets portal access, real-time go results, and instant updates the moment a study is complete — no delays, no phone tag.
Ask your DFW MRI marketing representative to configure your portal access — setup is quick and tailored to your practice.
Your patient arrives, imaging is performed, and the radiologist begins their read immediately after the scan.
Reports are generally available within 24–48 hours of study completion, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
Patients with the following implants or devices may not be eligible for MRI scanning.
Pregnant patients may be scanned after consulting with the referring physician and a radiologist. Each case is reviewed individually to weigh clinical necessity against any potential considerations.
Please flag pregnant patients at the time of scheduling so we can arrange the appropriate consultation before the appointment.
If you have questions about a specific patient's implant or device, please contact us before scheduling. Our team can review safety documentation on request.
A Waters' View X-ray is required before MRI for any patient who has experienced a metallic foreign body injury to the eye — regardless of when the injury occurred.
If a patient's acceptability for scanning is in question, fax their record for radiologist review. Our team will respond promptly with a determination.
Please notify our team at the time of scheduling if a patient has any ocular injury history. This allows us to coordinate the Waters' View X-ray in advance and avoid delays on the day of the appointment.