houston mri patient portal

How do I find a patient's MRI report in Houston?

Locate any patients seen by a Houston MRI® imaging center. View your patients' entire exam history to access the report and images you want. View reports directly within the portal, as soon as they are completed and signed. View full DICOM images directly within your browser.

How do I access my patients'MRI reports?

Locate any patients seen by a Houston MRI® imaging center. View your patients' entire exam history to access the report and images you want. View reports directly within the portal, as soon as they are completed and signed.

What kind of tests can I have at Houston medical imaging?

You can also have an examination in our clinic when it comes to: Mammograms, Ultrasound, X-Ray, PET Scan, 3T MRI and OPEN MRI. Houston Medical Imaging was founded in 1998. HMI is an independent diagnostic facility that prides itself on the fact that it is operated by physicians.

What is the difference between the patient portal and radiologic report?

By entering this Patient Portal you confirm that you are the authorized user. Images are viewable in 3 days and reports 5 days after the study completion. The radiologic report is a communication between the radiologist and your ordering provider. The radiologic images should only be interpreted by qualified clinicians.

Musculoskeletal (MSK) Imaging

Sports Imaging - Primary radiologists for our hometown sports teams including the Texans, Astros, and Dynamos.

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging

All of our nuclear medicine physicians completed dedicated subspecialty training at one of the nation’s top Nuclear Medicine training programs. Our PET-CT scanners offer state-of-the-art PET imaging with FDG for a wide variety of cancers, and additionally for brain imaging (primarily for the diagnosis of dementia).

Interventional Radiology (IR)

Interventional Radiologists (IRs) at HRA use the latest technology and cutting-edge techniques to perform minimally invasive procedures.

Neurovascular IR

Our neurovascular radiologists at HRA are all board-certified with fellowship training and subspecialty certification in imaging and diagnosing diseases affecting the head, neck, brain, and spine.

Research & Innovation

The Department of Radiology research program evaluates the role of imaging (including chest radiographs, CT, and PET/CT) in lung cancer and other thoracic malignancies.