Advanced Imaging Backed by Expertise

At New York Sports & Joints in Bayonne, we offer patients access to the most advanced MRI technology available. Our Siemens Espree 1.5T MRI delivers both accuracy and comfort, setting a new standard in diagnostic imaging. With board-certified radiologists collaborating seamlessly with our orthopedic specialists, you receive precise results that support personalized treatment plans. Services are available in both English and Spanish to ensure clear communication with every patient.

A More Comfortable MRI Experience

Unlike traditional machines, the Espree’s wide-bore and open design reduces feelings of confinement, making it especially well-suited for patients who may be claustrophobic or anxious during imaging.

Clearer, More Detailed Images

The Siemens Espree 1.5T produces exceptionally sharp, high-resolution images. This accuracy enables our physicians to identify even the most subtle issues, creating a strong foundation for the most effective care plan possible.

Faster, More Efficient Scans

Advanced technology enables quicker scan times, minimizing the time spent in the machine while maintaining diagnostic precision.

Tailored to Orthopedic and Sports Conditions

Our MRI system is especially effective in evaluating sports injuries and joint conditions, from cartilage and ligament tears to complex musculoskeletal issues. Its versatility ensures we can diagnose a wide spectrum of problems with confidence.

Seamless Team Communication

Your orthopedic provider and radiologist stay fully connected through integrated imaging technology, ensuring faster results and streamlined treatment decisions.

Why Choose New York Sports & Joints for MRI in Bayonne?

Choosing the right place for your MRI is just as crucial as the scan itself. At New York Sports & Joints in Bayonne, we combine advanced technology with a patient-first approach to deliver answers you can trust.

We understand that an MRI can feel overwhelming, which is why we’ve created an environment that minimizes stress. From flexible scheduling to a supportive care team, every detail is built to put you at ease before, during, and after your scan.

Our radiology specialists provide precise insights that go beyond basic imaging. Working hand-in-hand with your orthopedic provider, we ensure that your MRI results directly inform a tailored treatment plan—so you can start the right path to recovery without unnecessary delays.

At New York Sports & Joints, we’re more than a diagnostic center—we’re part of your care team. Patients choose us because we pair advanced imaging with genuine support, ensuring a smoother experience and greater peace of mind.

MRI FAQs

What is an MRI?

How to Prepare for an MRI?

What Happens During the Exam?

How Long Does the Scan Take?

Safety and Risks

What is an MRI?

MRI, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a medical imaging method that produces highly detailed pictures of the body’s internal structures. It relies on powerful magnets and radio waves rather than ionizing radiation, making it different from X-rays and CT scans.

How to Prepare for an MRI?

Before your appointment, please remove any items containing metal, such as jewelry, eyeglasses, or hair accessories, as these can interfere with the scanner. Wearing loose, metal-free clothing is recommended, though you may also be given a gown to wear.

What Happens During the Exam?

You’ll lie flat on a table that slides into the MRI unit. The scan itself is painless, but the machine makes a series of loud knocking or thumping noises as it captures images. To help with the sound, patients are usually provided with earplugs or headphones.

How Long Does the Scan Take?

The length of the procedure depends on the body part being studied and the level of detail required. Most MRIs are completed within 25 to 60 minutes.

Safety and Risks

For most people, MRI is a safe diagnostic tool. Still, because it involves a strong magnetic field, it’s essential to let your doctor know if you have implanted devices—such as a pacemaker, cochlear implant, or metal fragments—since these could pose safety concerns or impact the scan’s accuracy.

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