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Talk to a radiographerHow the call works

How the call works

What to expect, what the call covers, and when a question belongs with your doctor or a radiologist instead.

How it works

  1. 1

    Send the scan question

    Write the scan name, referral wording, and the worry you want cleared up.

  2. 2

    Pay after details check

    The form checks the essentials first. The payment flow begins when the request is ready.

  3. 3

    We confirm the call time

    We confirm the best time for you and schedule an audio or video call with you on your preferred platform.

What the call can cover

  • Preparation

    Fasting, water, full bladder, medication, and what to bring.

  • Referral wording

    What the scan name likely means and where you may be going.

  • Safety checks

    Contrast, pregnancy, MRI metal checks, and when to speak up.

  • What happens next

    Arrival, scan flow, report handoff, and follow-up boundaries.

What it doesn't cover

If your question needs your doctor or a radiologist, the radiographer will tell you.

  • Diagnosis or treatment decisions
  • Emergency symptoms
  • Formal report interpretation
  • Changing your doctor's referral

Questions

Is this the same as seeing a doctor?

No. This is scan guidance from a radiographer. Diagnosis, treatment advice, and report interpretation stay with your referring doctor or a radiologist.

Can I ask about contrast, fasting, or full bladder prep?

Yes. Those are exactly the kinds of questions this call is for. Share the scan name and any instruction you were given.

Can I use video instead of phone?

Yes. Say so when we confirm your time, or the radiographer can suggest it if they need to see your request form. We use Google Meet.

What happens after I pay?

Your request enters the queue. RadFAQS contacts you on the phone or WhatsApp number you provided to confirm the exact call time within normal working hours.

What if my question needs a radiologist?

The radiographer will say so clearly. If you need report interpretation, they will not handle it inside this call.

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