Get answers with fast, accurate, shoulder imaging
Results in as little as 12 hours
Struggling with shoulder pain?
A shoulder MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a safe, effective, and, painless scan that uses magnets and a computer to take detailed pictures of your shoulder and surrounding tissues.
It shows clear images of the bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage around your shoulder joint—everything that keeps it moving and working. Unlike X-rays or CT scans, an MRI doesn't use any radiation, making it a safe choice.
✓ No doctors order required
✓ Walk-ins welcome
✓ No insurance hassle or roadblocks - Self pay for only $499
When should I get a shoulder MRI?
Are you experiencing any of these symptoms?
- Persistent shoulder pain that won't go away
- Swelling or inflammation around your shoulder joint
- Limited movement or range of motion in your shoulder
- Weakness or instability in the shoulder joint
Injuries a shoulder MRI can show include:
- Rotator Cuff Tears - Damage to the tendons or muscles
- Shoulder Impingement - When tendons or soft tissue get pinched
- Frozen Shoulder - Often caused by inflammation
- Labral Tears - Damage to the cushion-like cartilage
- Fractures - Broken bones in the shoulder, like the collarbone or upper arm
Talk through your MRI results
Get a 10-minute call with Dr. Laurel Lemasters for just $99
If you'd like to know more about your MRI findings, Dr. Laurel Lemasters brings over two decades of experience helping patients understand their results and will provide:
💬 A better understanding of your scan results
💬 Answers to any concerns you have about the findings
💬 Advice on what you should do next
You can expect Dr. Lemasters' call during your selected results time. If you miss the call, don't worry—We will follow up.
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Additional scans
Combine two or more single body part scans and receive a $50 discount for each additional scan.
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