Where are you located?

We are located at zahle highway. We are near Social security offices, and fayda bridge.

 

What are your office hours?

The Clinic is open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm on Saturday. Not all examinations are performed during these periods of time, but your appointment will be scheduled within the appropriate time period(s).

 

What services do you provide?

The radiology department provide mammography, general x-ray, DEXA scans, , computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound, vascular studies. The lab department provide all types of blood test and all kind of culture.

 

Do you accept insurance?

Yes.  Here is the list of the insurance companies we accept:

MACHRECK. BANKERS. TCL (CUMBERLAND, ARABIA, CML, CMFCL..). NEXTCARE( BERYTUS, UCA, ASSUREX, FIDELITY, FAJRGULF, SNA). LEADERS. MEDNET. CAPITAL. MEDGULF. INAYA. LIA. PHENICIENNE. ITIHAD WATANI. MEDPLUS. CIG )INTERMED). MUTUAL CARE. 

 

What about other third payers?

For the army, general security, state security and internal security you need a referral from the desgnated physician to our center. 

As for the zahle electricity and civil defence you need to bring pre-acceptance from the social security and a letter from your supervisor. 

 

Do you accept private pay patients?

All patients are welcome at The Radiology Clinic including private pay patients. Financial arrangements prior to the study will be made with our financial counselors for those who do not have insurance.

 

How do I make an appointement?

Your doctor or yourself can make an appointment for you by calling 08-825000. 

 

How does my doctor get the results of my study?

Your doctor will receive a report only if you asked for.

 

When will I receive my results?

Regular radiology and laboratoty exams are deleivered 24 hours after the exam was done with some exceptions (MRI Breast and prostate..) In some particular cases results are deleivered in the same day. 

Where can I get additional information about radiology matters or specifics about a test?

You can ask your physician or the physicians on the site.