Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses magnetic fields, not radiation, to make pictures of the internal organs and structures inside the body. MRIs help doctors diagnose conditions and internal injuries and check to see if medicines or treatments are working.
HCA Virginia offers MRI services at many of our hospitals and imaging centers and is a leader in introducing advanced MRI technology, such as Open MRI and 3T MRI.
Read about our Advanced MRI Technology
How You Benefit
An MRI lets your doctor take a closer look at parts of the body than is possible with other imaging methods, such as X-ray. This is useful in diagnosing and treating a broad range of conditions.
What to Expect
Learn more about Magnetic Resonance Imaging, including what to expect and when to call your doctor, at our online Health Library.
Find out what to expect if you're scheduled for a Breast MRI
MRI Screening form for Chippenham and Johnston-Willis
Patients should click on the link to MRI Screening form, print it out, and complete prior to their appointment.