Skip to main content
Go to App Sign In Request a demo

Search for care

I'm not using insurance

Member ID:

Can't find what you're looking for?

Let us know so we can improve.

Please do not include any personally-identifying or health information

Select your insurance

We'll be adding more insurance plans soon, For now, you can view cash prices or browse the current plans to get an idea of coverage.

Select your Blue Cross Blue Shield plan

We'll be adding more insurance plans soon, For now, you can view cash prices or browse the current plans to get an idea of coverage.

One sec, we're verifying your coverage…

Filter Results

Distance

Care Quality

Price Range

$
$

Distance

Distance

Care Quality

What's this?

The star rating is an assessment by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that summarizes quality information on attributes such as patient experience, readmissions, and mortality for hospitals.

Care Quality

What's this?

The star rating is an assessment by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that summarizes quality information on attributes such as patient experience, readmissions, and mortality for hospitals.

Price Range

Price Range

$
$
Fetal MRI RA006

A fetal MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a non-invasive diagnostic imaging procedure used to obtain detailed images of your unborn baby while still in the uterus. This advanced imaging technique provides clearer pictures of fetal anatomy and can help detect abnormalities that may not be visible through standard prenatal ultrasounds. It is typically recommended when additional information is needed to make informed decisions about your pregnancy and the health of your baby.

Fetal MRI is often suggested in cases where anomalies are detected during an ultrasound, such as abnormalities in the brain, spine, or abdomen. It provides more detailed information about your baby's development, allowing healthcare providers to plan appropriate care before and after birth. The procedure is considered safe for both you and your baby, as it does not use ionizing radiation.

Before the procedure, you will be asked to remove any metal objects, including jewelry and hairpins, as MRI uses a strong magnetic field. Inform the medical staff if you have any metal implants, such as pacemakers or cochlear implants, as these may interfere with the imaging process. It is also important to notify them if you experience claustrophobia, as the MRI machine is a confined space; in such cases, accommodations or sedation may be offered to ensure your comfort.

During the procedure, you will lie on a sliding table that moves into the MRI scanner, a large, tube-shaped machine. You will be asked to lie still on your back or side to ensure clear images. The procedure typically takes about 30 to 60 minutes. You may hear loud tapping or thumping noises from the machine; earplugs or headphones are often provided to reduce discomfort. Some facilities allow you to listen to music during the scan.

A radiologist and technologist will monitor the procedure from an adjacent room, communicating with you through an intercom. Multiple sets of images will be taken to capture detailed views of your baby's organs and structures. Unlike ultrasounds, MRI is not dependent on operator skill and provides consistent, high-resolution images.

After the procedure, no special aftercare is typically required. You can resume your normal activities immediately. The images obtained will be reviewed by a radiologist, who will prepare a report for your healthcare provider. Your doctor will discuss the results with you during a follow-up appointment, explaining any findings and potential next steps.

Fetal MRI is considered safe, but there are some considerations. The use of contrast agents is generally avoided during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary. If contrast is required, your doctor will discuss the potential risks and benefits with you. Some women may experience discomfort from lying still for an extended period or from the confined space of the MRI machine. If you feel anxious or uncomfortable at any point, inform the medical staff.

Understanding the detailed information provided by a fetal MRI can be crucial for managing your pregnancy and planning for the care of your baby. It allows healthcare providers to diagnose conditions early and coordinate with specialists if needed. This proactive approach can improve outcomes and prepare you and your family for any challenges that may arise.

Your healthcare team is committed to supporting you throughout this process. Do not hesitate to ask questions or express any concerns you may have—they are there to ensure you are comfortable and well-informed every step of the way.

$646

Midpoint price for a Fetal MRI for the current search.

min.

Price

max.

$523

$3,178

30 results for Fetal MRI in 20501

Results show the max estimated amount you'd pay without insurance.

MedStar St Marys Hospital

Hospital

Leonardtown, MD (46 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$523

Significantly lower Significantly lower

Inova L J Murphy Childrens Hospital

Childrens Hospital

Falls Church, VA (11 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Alexandria Hospital

Hospital

Alexandria, VA (6 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Fair Oaks Hospital

Hospital

Fairfax, VA (19 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Mount Vernon Hospital

Hospital

Alexandria, VA (11 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Loudoun Hospital

Hospital

Leesburg, VA (27 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Womens Hospital

Hospital

Falls Church, VA (11 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Loudoun Hospital - Cornwall Campus

Hospital

Leesburg, VA (32 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Inova Fairfax Hospital

Hospital

Falls Church, VA (11 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$537

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center

Hospital

Woodbridge, VA (23 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$538

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Stafford Hospital

Hospital

Stafford, VA (39 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$541

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Mary Washington Hospital

Hospital

Fredericksburg, VA (47 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$541

Slightly lower Slightly lower

MedStar Washington Hospital Center

Hospital

Washington, DC (2 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$596

Slightly lower Slightly lower

The George Washington University Hospital

Hospital

Washington, DC (1 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$628

Slightly lower Slightly lower

Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center

Hospital

Washington, DC (5 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$628

Slightly lower Slightly lower

MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital

Rehabilitation Hospital

Washington, DC (3 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$663

Slightly higher Slightly higher

Prince William Medical Center

Hospital

Manassas, VA (26 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$747

Slightly higher Slightly higher

Haymarket Medical Center

Hospital

Haymarket, VA (33 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$747

Slightly higher Slightly higher

MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center

Hospital

Baltimore, MD (43 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$883

Slightly higher Slightly higher

MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center

Hospital

Clinton, MD (14 mi)

Check Coverage

up to

$975

Slightly higher Slightly higher
  1. 1
  2. 2

Can't find what you're looking for?

We'd love to hear from you.

About Price Verification

Our goal is to provide you with the most accurate and reliable cost estimates. To help you understand the level of accuracy for each price estimate, we include a verification label on every estimate.

Fully Verified:

The hospital and insurance company listed similar prices for this service.

Partially Verified by Insurance:

The insurance company published the price, and historical claims data or aggregate insurance-published data supports it. The provider hasn't published their price yet. Please note: only hospital providers are currently required to publish their prices.

Partially Verified by Hospital:

The hospital published the price, and historical claims data supports it. The insurance company hasn't published their price yet.

Not Yet Verified:

Currently, we only show prices verified by at least one party.

Quality Score

What do the star ratings mean?

The star rating is an assessment by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that summarizes quality information on attributes such as patient experience, readmissions, and mortality for hospitals. Learn more.

Star Rating

1 through 5 rating summarized from 5 quality areas.

Missing Rating

Some ratings may be unavailable. Additionally, CMS does not provide ratings for certain facility types, including Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs).

Map view unavailable

Frequently asked questions

How can I make the most of the information provided?
Use this information to compare healthcare providers and estimate the price you'll pay (see 'What does the estimated price include?' for more information). We recommend verifying this information directly with your provider.
Do my search results include an exhaustive list of providers that offer the service I'm looking for?
No. Our beta search experience currently includes providers for whom we are able to find prices and verify their accuracy (see 'How does Turquoise determine price accuracy?' below for more information). This means there may be other providers available in your area. We are introducing additional providers on a rolling basis. If you don't see a specific provider listed, check back soon.
Why isn't my insurance plan listed?
We are introducing additional national and regional insurance plans on a rolling basis. If you don't see your insurance plan listed, check back soon.
What if I can't find the service I'm looking for?
Our beta search experience includes a limited set of services, which we are growing all the time. If you can't find what you're looking for,
What does the estimated price include?
Estimated prices include facility fees (charges that cover the overhead costs of running a hospital) and professional fees (charges that cover the costs of services provided by medical professionals like doctors, nurses, or lab technicians).
How does Turquoise determine price accuracy?

Turquoise obtains prices from multiple sources, including provider and insurance published data, as well as historical medical claims.

If you're using insurance...

A price is considered fully verified if it is made available by both the provider and the insurance company, and those prices have low variability. A price is considered partially verified if it is made available by one or the other and can be corroborated by historical medical claims data. Turquoise does not currently publish any rates that don't meet these verification criteria.

If you're not using insurance...

Cash-pay prices can only be retrieved from provider-published data.

I'm using insurance. How do I estimate my out-of-pocket cost vs. what I can expect insurance to cover?
To estimate your out-of-pocket cost, use the calculator tool on the cost breakdown page. We recommend first logging into your insurance portal or contacting them directly to retrieve your up-to-date deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, and service-specific co-pay or co-insurance information.
I enrolled in a government-sponsored healthcare program. Can I use Turquoise to find prices for care?
You should not use Turquoise Health to compare prices if you are enrolled in a Medicare or Medicaid plan. Contact Medicare or your state's Medicaid program directly for more information.

Can't find what you're looking for?

Let us know so we can improve.

Please do not include any personally-identifying or health information