Your radiologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating disease and injury through the use of medical imaging techniques such as x-rays, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), and ultrasound. Learn More.

We rely on the facilities to provide us with the correct information provided by our patients at registration. Unfortunately we do not always receive complete insurance information from the facilities, especially if information is updated after the registration process.

Your insurance company has applied a portion of the balance as your responsibility. If you do not understand why your insurance has applied a portion of your service as patient responsibility, please contact your insurance company for clarification. If you have insurance and we do not have it on your account, please contact us with the correct insurance information.

We have payment plan options.  Please contact us at 888-592-8646 for more information that would be applicable to your situation.

There are many reasons your insurance could deny your claim. We have insurance specialists on staff that process denials and sometimes can appeal to obtain payment for. For example, insurance companies may require a copy of your report and we can forward it along to them. However, sometimes insurance companies require a letter of medical necessity from the physician that ordered the exam and sometimes the insurance company may require additional information from you. We do not have access to your complete benefit information. Contacting your insurance company for a full explanation of why your claim was denied may better assist you in understanding their processing of your claim.

In an effort to help patients estimate the portion of their responsibility after their insurance has processed their claim, you may have received an estimated cost of your procedure from the facility prior to your service. We make every attempt to estimate as closely as possible what the after-insurance balance will be, but because all insurances cannot provide exact amounts of what they will process, we cannot provide exact patient responsibility amounts either.

The deductible is the amount of patient responsibility before insurance covers certain procedures. For your deductible information, you will need to contact your insurance carrier. Coinsurance is the percentage you are responsible for after you have met your deductible.

You are not getting double billed. We are billing you for the professional portion (the reading of your radiological procedure) and the hospital will be billing you for the technical portion of your procedure.

You have been referred to have radiology service; these services could include x-rays, CT's, MRI's, Ultrasounds, Nuclear Medicine, Interventional and other radiological procedures. Our radiologist interprets the results and provides a written report of their findings to your ordering physician.

Yes, please click here to make a payment online.

Yes, we will honor the same discount the hospital approves. Please send us a copy of your acceptance letter and we will apply the same discount to your account. Our mailing address is PO Box 63012, Charlotte, NC 28263-3012.  Our fax number is (336) 274-8097.

Your insurance company has access to specifics and terms to your policy. They will be able to address your questions and advise how your policy may have affected the processing of your claim.

Our refund coordinator processes overpayments on a daily basis and refund checks are mailed weekly.

When the patient is brought in for treatment, Consent for Treatment is signed along with acceptance of financial responsibility. We look to the person that signed the Consent for Treatment and acceptance of financial responsibility for payment in full for the balance deemed patient responsibility.