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What makes you think you need an MRI? A doctor should decide if you need one. You should be able to receive treatment at a community health center or emergency room if you need health treatment.
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do you reside in US? if yes... go to the hospital..
give them the script for the mri... tell them you have no insurance.. apply for charity care...
KieKie
A MRI is usually ordered by your doctor and if he knows you are uninsured then he may have or know of a lab that will take the test at minimal cost. Ask him if he can help you.
zangmo315
as someone else stated, price checking is helpful, and even if the facility charges $1500 for a MRI, insurance usually only pays a portion of that & they write off a chunk of it... so you will likely get a good discount if you tell them you can pay say 1/2 or 1/3 up front & then do the rest in installments or even put it on a credit card in monthly payments.
you may get a $1500 MRI for $700.
if you are lower income & uninsured, you may qualify for some form of state health insurance or medicaid-- if you just dont have it for other reasons- none thru your employer or self employed & just dont have it... then you just gotta pay for it.
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