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Radiographer positioning an X-ray machine beside a patient lying on an exam table
X-ray
Patient sitting beside a CT scanner while a radiographer explains the scan
Computed
Tomography
Smiling radiographer standing beside a patient lying on a fluoroscopy scanner table
Fluoroscopy
Radiographer preparing a patient on an MRI scanner table
Magnetic
Resonance Imaging
Radiographer operating a DEXA scanner while a patient lies on the scan table
DEXA
Radiographer positioning a patient for a mammography scan
Mammography
Clinician showing an expectant patient and partner the ultrasound image on screen
Ultrasound
A Black female patient lies on a SPECT-CT/gamma camera scanner table while a Black male radiographer stands nearby
Nuclear
Medicine
Interventional radiology procedure room
Interventional
Radiology

How a booking works

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Read what you need to know, choose a center for your scan, and request RadFAQS coordination when you want help with the slot and referral details.

  1. 01

    Pick a center near you

    Filter verified diagnostic centers by your location and preferred test. Compare procedures and turnaround time before you go.

  2. 02

    Send your booking request

    Tell us when you'd like to come in. We confirm availability with the center and keep the request easy to follow up.

  3. 03

    Walk in, pay the center directly

    Show your booking card at the front desk and pay the center on arrival. RadFAQS never touches the scan fee.

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A gentle, modality-aware checklist with a few myth-busters. Pick your scan, tap each item as you handle it, and arrive prepared.

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Breast Ultrasound vs. Mammogram: Which Do You Need?

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For patients undergoing repeat CT scans, concerns about cumulative radiation are common. Understanding the risks and why scans are ordered helps keep care in perspective.

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Deciphering Your Radiology Report: Understanding Common Medical Terms
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Deciphering Your Radiology Report: Understanding Common Medical Terms

Radiology reports can feel like reading a foreign language. Understanding a few common terms helps you read your report with clinical calm.

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