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Many patients save up to 66% on comparable imaging exams at Crown Imaging.

If your doctor ordered an MRI, CT, ultrasound, bone density exam, nuclear medicine study, or echo, Crown Imaging may be a much more affordable choice than a hospital-owned imaging center. We also offer competitive cash pricing for people without insurance and for patients with high deductibles.

Why patients choose Crown Imaging

Up to 2/3 Less

Potential savings compared with hospital-owned facilities for many commercially insured patients, depending on the exam and plan design.

  • Not hospital owned
  • Competitive self-pay pricing
  • Strong options for high-deductible plans
  • Insurance support before your visit
  • Fast, convenient outpatient experience

Family-Owned

Personal care and a patient-first experience

Insurance & Cash

Commercial insurance, self-pay, and high-deductible options

Full Service Imaging

MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, bone density, nuclear medicine, and echo

Why pay hospital-owned imaging prices if you don’t have to?

Crown Imaging is an independent, non-hospital owned imaging center. That matters because many patients with commercial insurance can pay dramatically less here for the imaging exam their doctor ordered.

For patients using insurance

If you have commercial insurance, Crown Imaging may be less than a hospital-owned imaging center for the same type of exam. Our team can review your benefits, estimate your responsibility, and help you understand your options.

Uninsured or high-deductibles

No insurance? High deductible? You may not want a hospital-owned bill. Ask about our competitive cash pricing and payment options. In many cases, self pay can be a smart alternative for patients paying out-of-pocket.

Important note. Government sponsored plans such as Medicare are often priced much closer to hospital-owned facilities. Actual patient responsibility varies by exam, insurance plan deductible, coinsurance, and authorization requirements.

Imaging services at Crown Imaging

Crown Imaging offers a broad range of imaging services, making it easier to compare price and convenience before you schedule.

MRI

Detailed imaging of joints, spine, brain, and more

X-ray

Digital imaging for bones, chest, and other standard exams

CT-Scan

Fast crossed-section imaging for a wide range of conditions

Bone Density

Screening to assess bone strength and bone health

Ultrasound

Real-time radiation-free imaging for many diagnostic needs

Nuclear Med & Echo

Additional imaging options in one convenient location

How to find out what your scan might cost

Make the comparison before you schedule with a hospital-based imaging center

1

Call Crown Imaging

Have your insurance information and doctor order available if possible

2

Review Your Options

We review your insurance, high-deductible plan, and self-pay options

3

Schedule Your Exam

Choose an outpatient appointment over of a higher-cost hospital plan

4

Get Answers Quickly

Your imaging is completed and a report is sent to your physician

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you take insurance?

Crown Imaging is in network with most major insurance plans and many secondary plans. If you are unsure, call and our team will assist in verifying coverage.

What if I have a high deductible plan?

Many patients today have a high deductible plan. Crown Imaging offers options for high-deductible plans, and self-pay may be worth comparing before you schedule an exam.

Can I pay cash instead of using insurance?

Yes! If you are uninsured or want to compare your out-of-pocket exposure against a self-pay, ask about Crown’s pricing.

Do you accept Medicare?

Yes. Crown Imaging accepts Medicare, but pricing for government plans may be much closer to hospital-owned facilities than commercial plans are.

Where is Crown Imaging located?

Crown Imaging is located at 7515 Greenville Ave #200, Dallas TX 75231

Before you schedule imaging at a hospital-owned center, compare their price with Crown Imaging.

Call now to compare our commercial insurance pricing, self-pay rates, and high-deductible options.