Open & Wide MRI was the first standalone imaging center in Elkhart County devoted to Outpatient Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Call us to schedule: (574)266-9222
A little about us
Open wide MRI is a independently owned and operated imaging facility on the north side of beautiful Elkhart Indiana. It is directly off of the 80/90 toll road and SR 19, providing easy access to quality imaging services at the most reasonable self-pay rates in the area. We have just upgraded our our MRI unit to Indiana’s first Ultra Wide Siemens Free.Max scanner. This new technology is unmatched in image quality and the ability to accommodate the largest and most claustrophobic patients.
A passion for Caring & Excellence
Continuous Support
Our staff is very enthusiastic and eager to keep the great quality care and support that Open & Wide MRI has always offered. Rosie is on the front desk ready to answer all of your scheduling questions. After years with Open & Wide MRI Mykala provides the best patient experience in the county. Doctor Hossler the corner stone of the crew has been providing great reads since 2003.
Access to MRI
The size of the Magnet (“Bore size”) should not shut people out of having and MRI. Since 2003 Open & Wide MRI has made it a mission to accommodate large and claustrophobic patients. Our most recent investment in the New Free Max by Siemens has made the task of getting an MRI less daunting. Being leaders in this industry and installing the first Free Max in the state of Indiana for public use is how Open & Wide MRI is truly caring for our patients.
What is MRI?
Magnetic resonance imaging or MRI is a non-invasive medical imaging test that produces detailed images of almost every internal structure in the human body, including the organs, bones, muscles and blood vessels. MRI scanners create images of the body using a large magnet and radio waves. It can be especially helpful to collect pictures of soft tissue such as organs or muscles that don’t show up on an x-ray examination. MRI scans can be used to diagnose a variety of conditions, from torn ligaments to tumors. MRIs are also very useful for examining the brain and spinal cord.
More about our MRI
Our new Magnetom Free.Max Open Bore MRI scanner breaks barriers and expands the reach of MRI technology. Where patients felt discomfort, our new Free.Max is the worlds first 80 cm bore MRI offering improved scanning experiences for all patients. As you can see the well lit room with natural lighting can make all the difference for a patient with claustrophobia. The much larger, short bore, also makes patients struggling with larger body habitus or claustrophobia more at ease. The Free.Max is a .55T magnet but with Siemens new software, boost, we are capable of acquiring the same if not better image quality of a 1.5T magnet.
Meet our Radiologist
Steven Hossler
Radiologist
Where you can find us.
3050 Windsor Court, Elkhart, Indiana 46514
We are located just off of I-90 and state road 19.
Call: (574) 266-9222
Fax: (574) 266-9333
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