Insurance & Billing FAQ

A requirement by an insurance carrier that medical services be approved by the insurer or their contracted third party before the service is allowed to be rendered. A preauthorization is not a referral.

Most insurance carriers require preauthorization for MRI, MRA, CT Scan, CTA, PET Scans. It is in your best interest to contact your carrier to ensure proper authorization requirements are being followed prior to your appointment.

If you have an HMO plan, it is likely a referral from your primary physician is required for your radiology service. Open Access plans usually defer this requirement. However, it is always in your best interest to check with your carrier and ask for referral and precertification requirements before any diagnostic testing is scheduled.

(866) 572-4668 Option 4 or (609) 261-4500 Option 4.

Copayments for radiology services vary by insurance carrier and plan. We recommend contacting your insurance carrier's member service department in order to determine if you have a radiology copayment and the amount.

Yes. MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express.

Yes. Please visit our Pay Bill page to make your payment securely online via credit or debit card.

Yes, all of our offices are equipped to accept your payment. It is helpful if you have your statement with you to have your payment processed properly.

We do offer a prompt-pay discount if you pay at the time of service. We can also accommodate patients that cannot pay at the time of service by offering payment terms and plans which include a deposit paid at the time of service. Simply talk to a customer service representative in our billing department or one of our appointment schedulers to discuss options.

We welcome feedback on your experience at Larchmont Medical Imaging, where we strive to ensure that every patient receives high-quality imaging care and extraordinary service. Have our staff been attentive to your individual needs? Did you find our facility pleasant and comfortable? Please complete our survey to tell us how we are doing and help us continually improve our customer service.

We need to verify that the information we have on file is current and correct for scheduling and billing purposes. Accurate insurance information is essential for insurance processing.