Greater Waterbury Imaging Center makes it easy to refer your patients for MRI. Our team offers convenient scheduling, help with authorizations, and fast access to images and reports for your office.

Quick Resources

Download the forms and reference documents your office needs to order an MRI at GWIC.

Why Refer to GWIC

Scheduling and Access

  • Convenient hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m., and Saturday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
  • Two MRI machines allow for quicker scheduling of your patients
  • Can accommodate patients up to 450 lbs.
  • Easy parking and handicap accessible

Insurance and Authorizations

  • GWIC accepts most major insurance plans, as well as workers’ compensation cases and Letters of Protection
  • Our pre-authorization program helps your office obtain authorizations for MRI

Images and Reports

  • Provider access to PACS for easy viewing of MR images and reports
  • Comparison readings when a patient’s prior scans were performed in our network or are provided to us
  • Patients can receive a CD of their scan and report
  • A patient portal is also available

Accreditation and Quality

  • Both MRI machines are accredited by the American College of Radiology (ACR): view the Unit One and Unit Two certificates
  • Equipment is monitored by physicists quarterly, and inspections are performed every year

MRI Services We Offer

GWIC performs a full range of MRI exams. Select a service to learn more.

Orthopedic

Scans of the bones, joints, and soft tissue from the shoulder to the toes, plus MR arthrograms that use contrast to help radiologists see joint tears.

Learn more about Orthopedic MRI →

Neurological

Scans of the brain, entire spine, and blood vessels of the head and neck, including IAC, orbit, and MRA exams.

Learn more about Neurological MRI →

Breast

Breast MRI for patients with dense breasts, a strong family history of breast cancer or BRCA+ status, implant evaluation, and MRI-guided breast biopsy.

Learn more about Breast MRI →

Body

Imaging of the abdomen, liver, kidneys, pelvis, prostate, and chest, plus MRA of the chest, kidneys, and leg vessels.

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Cardiac

Detects and monitors heart disease and evaluates the heart’s anatomy and function, for both congenital and acquired conditions, without ionizing radiation.

Learn more about Cardiac MRI →

Ophthalmic

Helps evaluate conditions that can affect vision, such as stroke, TIA, brain tumor, myasthenia gravis, and third cranial nerve palsy.

Learn more about Ophthalmic MRI →