Body part and protocol
Brain, spine, joint, abdomen and other MRI studies use different protocols.
The price of an MRI depends on the body part, scan protocol and whether contrast is required. Share your prescription with our team to confirm the correct test and exact amount before you travel.

This guide answers common questions. Your prescription and referring clinician’s advice remain the basis for your examination.
Brain, spine, joint, abdomen and other MRI studies use different protocols.
Some prescriptions require contrast. The team will explain preparation and any requested blood test.
Sending the prescription helps us quote the correct study and avoid booking the wrong scan.
Call or WhatsApp to check the next available MRI slot and expected waiting time.


The team can confirm the test, preparation, price and the next appropriate appointment before you travel.
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Searches for an “MRI price” can refer to very different examinations. When comparing quotes, ask whether the amount covers the prescribed body area, all required sequences, contrast if prescribed, radiologist interpretation, and the report. Ask if a kidney-function test is needed for your particular contrast study; do not assume it is required for every scan.
Bring or share the prescription for an exact current quotation. We do not publish a single starting price that may not apply to your study. For fetal MRI, the specialist referral and earlier ultrasound findings help determine the appropriate protocol and quotation.