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Old 04-24-2009, 11:47 AM #19
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Nothing . . . but we can't get a MRI at the drop of a hat either, unless it is an emergency.

If we just "want" a MRI, and there is no medical justification for it, we can get one at a private clinic for $500 - $800, usually within 24 hrs.

Cherie
That sounds pretty quick and cheap to me. Definitely worth it if someone knows there is something wrong and is looking for answers. Not sure how much they cost here but my insurance gets billed well over $1,000.
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