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Exams

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X-Ray Chest, bone and joint X-rays. Walk-ins are welcome with your signed requisition, or book ahead so your visit is in our schedule. EXAM Fluoroscopy Live X-ray imaging of the digestive tract, including barium swallows and follow-throughs. Preparation instructions depend on the study your doctor… EXAM

Clinics

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123 Edward Street 123 Edward Street, Suite 600, Toronto, ON M5G 1E2 CLINIC Belleville 210 Dundas Street East, Suite 301, Belleville, ON K8N 5G8 CLINIC Eglinton Avenue East 150 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 301, Toronto, ON M4P 1E8 CLINIC Etobicoke 3170 Lake Shore Blvd West, Suite 101, Etobicoke, ON M8V 3X8 CLINIC Keele & Ingram 2221 Keele Street, Suite 106, North York, ON M6M 3Z5 CLINIC Lawrence & Dufferin 960 Lawrence Ave. West, Suite 203, North York, ON M6A 3B5 CLINIC Port Hope 249 Ontario Street, Suite 110, Port Hope, ON L1A 3Y9 CLINIC Scarborough 1371 Neilson Road, Suite 309, Scarborough, ON M1B 4Z8 CLINIC Woodbridge 4600 Highway 7 West, Unit LL30, Woodbridge, ON L4L 4Y7 CLINIC

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Walk-In X-Ray in the GTA Walk-in X-ray clinics in Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough and Woodbridge, with hours. PAGE Imaging Clinics in North York Our three North York clinics, Lawrence & Dufferin, Keele & Ingram and Keele & Finch, and the services at each. PAGE Medical Imaging in Downtown Toronto Ultrasound, X-ray, mammogram and bone density at 123 Edward Street, near Bay and Dundas. PAGE

Preparation instructions

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How to prepare: Barium Enema (Large Bowel X-Ray) Preparation starts the day before your exam. Day before: clear fluids only, clear fruit juice, bouillon, tea, jello. No cream or fruit. This applies… PREPARATION How to prepare: X-Ray and Fluoroscopy Walk-in for plain X-ray; fluoroscopy is by appointment. No preparation for a plain X-ray. Avoid clothing with metal zippers or snaps where you can.… PREPARATION

Patient questions

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Can I walk in for an X-ray? Yes, at every Bluewater Imaging clinic that offers X-ray: 123 Edward Street, Eglinton Avenue East, Etobicoke, Keele & Ingram, Lawrence & Dufferin,… ANSWER Does OHIP cover ultrasound, X-ray, mammograms and bone density? With a valid requisition, OHIP covers ultrasound, X-ray, mammography, bone mineral density, echocardiography, fluoroscopy, biopsy and fertility… ANSWER Can I book more than one exam in the same visit? Yes, and most patients should. If your requisition lists an ultrasound and an X-ray, or a mammogram and a bone density scan, we book them back to… ANSWER Do I have to undress? Only as much as the exam needs, and only in a private change room. For an abdominal ultrasound you simply lift or lower clothing at the waist. For a… ANSWER How long will I be there? Plan on 15 to 45 minutes for the exam itself depending on the type, plus arriving 15 minutes early to check in. An X-ray is about 10 minutes, an… ANSWER How much does it cost without OHIP? You can still be seen if you are new to Ontario, visiting or between coverage. Without OHIP you pay the self-pay price from our cash fee schedule, on… ANSWER How soon can I be seen? Most appointments are available within 48 hours, and many clinics have same-day openings. Walk-in X-ray needs no appointment at all. Arrive during… ANSWER Is imaging safe? Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves with no radiation at all, which is why it is used throughout pregnancy. X-ray, mammography, bone density and… ANSWER What about metal, implants or a pacemaker? None of these prevent the exams we offer, there is no strong magnet involved. Tell your technologist about breast implants before a mammogram, since… ANSWER What if I am pregnant, or might be? Tell us before your exam and we will make the right call with you, never assume you must go ahead. Ultrasound is completely safe in pregnancy. For… ANSWER Will my exam be uncomfortable? Most are not. An ultrasound is warm gel and gentle pressure from a handheld probe. Nothing enters your body and nothing is injected. An X-ray you… ANSWER