
MRI guidance
How to prepare for your MRI
A little preparation can make the day feel more manageable. Start with the instructions for your own examination.
Bay Area
High-field MRI | CT Scans | X-ray | Ultrasound

Advantis Dickinson provides outpatient imaging at 2301 FM 646, Dickinson, TX 77539, in Cross Colony Medical Plaza. This is the Advantis Bay Area location for high-field MRI, CT, X-ray and ultrasound. Patients arranging a scan in Dickinson can use the shared scheduling team to confirm the examination, date and preparation before traveling to the center.
Look for Cross Colony Medical Plaza and the Advantis MRI sign at 2301 FM 646. Use the complete Dickinson address on your confirmation rather than selecting a similarly named Houston location. If someone is driving you, share the map and check-in time with them. Call ahead if you need help reaching the entrance, transferring onto the table or coordinating assistance. The exterior photograph can help identify the building; your appointment details should guide the actual visit.
Dickinson has high-field MRI. MRI appointments are scheduled on Thursdays in the current booking information; call to confirm the next available appointment for your exact examination. This MRI schedule should not be read as the operating schedule for every other modality. Ask separately about CT, X-ray or ultrasound availability. Advantis’s open MRI scanner is at Walters Road, so tell scheduling if an open design is an important part of your request.
Dedicated breast and prostate MRI are arranged at Dickinson. The referral must identify the intended study, and the team will explain the protocol and preparation. If your doctor has ordered more than one examination or an additional image analysis service, mention each item before the appointment is confirmed. Earlier images or reports may be needed for comparison; ask how to arrange their transfer through the center’s records process.
A doctor’s order is required for every scan. Have the exact examination name, body region, side and any contrast instructions ready when you call. Tell the team about implants, kidney conditions, previous contrast reactions or possible pregnancy when relevant. The scheduling questions help prepare for your visit; the imaging team completes the appropriate screening before the examination. Follow the instructions supplied for your booked study rather than instructions for a different scan.
Ask for an estimate for the examination on your order, including whether contrast and radiologist interpretation are included or billed separately. If you are using insurance, confirm the facility’s network status for your specific plan and whether authorization is needed. Advantis can discuss self-pay arrangements and CareCredit financing information. If the order or center changes, have the appointment and estimate reviewed before you travel.
Ask when the report is expected and confirm which clinician will receive it. The ordering clinician explains the findings in the context of your care. If another office needs your images or report, contact the Advantis records team for release and transfer instructions. Arrange a follow-up discussion with your clinician; an online callback request does not provide a scan interpretation or confirm an appointment.
Dickinson MRI appointments are scheduled on Thursdays. Call to confirm availability for MRI and other modalities.
Call to confirm availability for your examination and location.
Yes. Dickinson offers high-field MRI at 2301 FM 646. Call to confirm the ordered study and the next available MRI appointment.
Current booking information lists MRI appointments on Thursdays. Confirm the date and time with scheduling; availability can differ for CT, X-ray and ultrasound.
No. Advantis’s high-field open MRI is at Walters Road in Houston. If you prefer an open scanner, ask scheduling to review the order for that center.
Yes. These dedicated examinations are routed to Dickinson. Read your full order to scheduling and confirm the protocol, preparation and appointment availability.
Yes. Advantis requires a doctor’s order for every scan, including self-pay examinations. You can request a callback while arranging the order, but it is required before scanning.
Call with your referral or request a callback to arrange your scan.

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