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Axxess Imaging in Toronto, Ontario

Axxess Imaging offers expedited access to MRI, CT, and CTA diagnostic imaging services. With results delivered within 2 to 3 days and radiologist reports provided within 2 business days, we ensure timely and accurate diagnostic results. Partnered with leading hospitals, we employ top-tier technologists and radiologists using cutting-edge equipment. Established in 1999, Axxess Imaging is renowned for its reliable and high-quality diagnostic services.

Why Choose Axxess Imaging?

Facing a severe injury or a critical medical condition often requires immediate diagnostic imaging. Unfortunately, many Ontarians experience frustrating delays due to the OHIP caseload backlog. At Axxess Imaging, we address this need by providing “expedited medical diagnostics” within 24 to 72 hours from initial contact. With over twenty years of hands-on experience, our team serves as your advocate, navigating the complexities of the medical system to secure rapid access to premier diagnostic equipment and medical professionals.

Helping Canadian Businesses Save Time and Money

Workplace injuries cost Canadian businesses billions annually. Axxess Imaging helps mitigate these costs by offering swift access to MRI, CT, and CTA exams for employees and clients. Our clients include Fortune 500 companies, professional medical organizations, insurance firms, law offices, and sports organizations. We understand that delays in medical diagnostics can be costly and even catastrophic, making us a vital resource for efficient and timely diagnostic services.

Understanding Third Party Pay under the Health Insurance Act

Under the Health Insurance Act (HIA), “third party services” are those requested by a third party and paid for by them. These services are not considered “insured services” if they pertain to documentation for various purposes such as educational admissions, insurance applications, or legal proceedings. For non-residents, medical services provided in Ontario are not covered under the HIA.

Screening and Non-Resident Services

Medical screening, aimed at detecting diseases in symptom-free individuals, often falls outside the realm of “medically necessary” services under the HIA. Additionally, only individuals deemed residents under the HIA regulations are entitled to insured services in Ontario; non-residents are not covered.