How long does an MRI scan take?
Most MRI scans take between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the body part being scanned and whether contrast is used.
Is an MRI scan painful?
No — an MRI is painless. You’ll hear loud knocking or humming sounds from the machine, and earplugs or headphones are provided for comfort.
When will I get my MRI report?
Reports are typically ready within 24 hours, reviewed and signed off by our consulting radiologist before being shared with you digitally.
Can I get an MRI if I have a pacemaker or implant?
Some implants are not MRI-safe. Please inform our team about any implant or device before your appointment so we can advise you correctly.
How long does a Digital X-Ray take?
The scan itself takes only a few minutes; most patients are in and out within 15–20 minutes including positioning.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are usually accommodated for routine X-Rays, though booking ahead helps us minimise your wait time.
When will I get my report?
Digital X-Ray images and reports are typically ready the same visit, reviewed by our radiology team.
Is Digital X-Ray safe during pregnancy?
X-Ray involves a small radiation dose, so it’s generally avoided during pregnancy unless medically necessary. Always inform our team beforehand.
How long does a CT scan take?
Most CT scans take only a few minutes on the table, though your full visit including prep may take 30–45 minutes.
Is CT contrast dye safe?
Contrast dye is generally safe and used only when needed for clearer imaging. Our team screens for allergies and kidney function beforehand.
Is Ultra Low Dose CT available for children or repeat scans?
Yes — Ultra Low Dose CT protocols are available for eligible studies to reduce radiation exposure. Ask our team when booking.
How long does a Digital X-Ray take?
The scan itself takes only a few minutes; most patients are in and out within 15–20 minutes including positioning.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are usually accommodated for routine X-Rays, though booking ahead helps us minimise your wait time.
Is Digital X-Ray safe during pregnancy?
X-Ray involves a small radiation dose, so it’s generally avoided during pregnancy unless medically necessary. Always inform our team beforehand.
Is home sample collection available?
Yes — our team collects samples at home for most tests across Noida. Call to schedule a convenient time.
Do I need a doctor's prescription for a blood test?
A prescription helps us test exactly what your doctor needs, but you can also request common tests directly without one.
When will I get my report?
Most routine reports are ready within a few hours to a day; specialised tests like histopathology may take longer.
Do I need to fast before every test?
No — only specific tests like fasting blood sugar and lipid profile require fasting. Our team will confirm when you book.
Can I get a second opinion on a scan done at another centre?
Yes — bring your film, CD or digital images and our consulting radiologists can review and issue a fresh report.
Do I need a doctor's referral for a radiology review?
A referral is helpful for context but not always required. Our team will guide you when you call or visit.
How is the radiology report shared?
Reports are shared digitally and can be forwarded directly to your treating doctor on request.
Is an EEG painful?
No — electrodes are placed on the scalp with a paste, and the recording itself is completely painless.
Is NCV/EMG uncomfortable?
NCV involves a mild, brief electrical pulse and EMG uses a fine needle in the muscle — most patients describe it as mildly uncomfortable rather than painful.
How long does the study take?
A routine EEG or NCV/EMG study usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the number of areas tested.