Refer your patient
We accept referrals from all registered health care professionals. Please complete our referral form and send in via Egress.



Services and how to book
Access a full range of MRI scans including:
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Lumbar spine
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Cervical spine
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Thoracic spine
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Shoulders
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Elbows
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Wrist and hand
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Knees
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Foot and ankle
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Brain (for those unable to tolerate conventional MRI)
Prices: All our scans are £395 per body part
To book your patient please complete the following referral form and send via egress.

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Opening Times
We are open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm
Location
Bournemouth Open Upright MRI
Parkwood Campus
Parkwood Road
Bournemouth
Dorset
BH5 2DF
We're located in the chiropractic clinic at AECC University College (behind the main AECC building.) There’s free parking onsite (please use car park 2) and on the roads around the campus.
Preparing for an MRI

Open Upright MRI FAQs
We don't accept self-referrals, you must be referred by a health professional who is registered with a public regulatory body, such as a GP, osteopath, chiropractor or consultant. However you may wish to download our referral form and pass this onto your healthcare professional.
Download referral form
After the scans have been reported on by one of our Consultant Radiologists, the results will be sent to your referrer via Egress email, IEP Anyone, fax or post, this will take a few days. Your results will come via your referrer and not our department.
Only your referrer can supply you with the results of the MRI scan.
We are able to send your images to you digitally via a secure portal called IEP Anyone. We will need to be provided with an email address and a mobile number to facilitate this.
We offer free parking for patients and visitors via carpark 2 (directly outside the clinic)
Patients with any of the below should not undergo a MRI:
- Cochlear implants
- Electronically, magnetically and mechanically activated implants like pacemakers
- Ferromagnetic or electronically operated active devices like cardioverter defibrillators
- Metallic splinters in the eye
- Ferromagnetic haemostatic clips in the brain
If you have an implant of any kind, including insulin pumps and prosthetic heart valves, please
inform your referrer so that they can ensure that you will be able to have an MRI scan
Yes, you may be accompanied to the scan.
However, due to safety reasons, your chaperone may not be allowed into the scanning room if they have any of the prohibited items on or in them.
They are more then welcome to wait for you in the reception area, or in our campus café.
MRI itself is not uncomfortable, however you may find that keeping still in one position for the
duration of the scan may cause some discomfort. The MRI Radiographer will endeavour to minimize
this and will offer pads and pillows to aid comfort.
There are no known side affects to MRI treatment. You will be safe to eat and drink normally afterwards, drive, and return to your day as normal
We aim to make sure your MRI experience is as easy and stress free as possible and will try our best to adapt to your needs. With regards to mobility issues we please request that you call us prior to your appointment to discuss your needs and so we can make sure we can accommodate you when you arrive.
Please contact us on 01202 436316 to discuss individual needs
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