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Better Insight for Neurologic Care.

Measuring structure, function, and change over time.

Advanced neuroimaging uses MRI to evaluate brain volume, lesion burden, and brain activity, allowing providers to assess progression, treatment response, and subtle neurologic change over time.

  • Quantitative Brain Volume Analysis
  • Automated Lesion Tracking

Focused neuroimaging is often recommended for people who:

Are being monitored for conditions such as multiple sclerosis
Have concerns about memory or thinking, including Alzheimer’s disease
Are preparing for brain surgery and need functional mapping
Need closer tracking of known brain findings
Are working with their care team to guide neurologic or mental health care
Your provider can help determine whether focused neuroimaging is appropriate based on your symptoms, history, and care plan.

What to Expect

  • Some exams include measurement or functional imaging
  • You may be asked to perform simple tasks during the scan
  • Imaging supports tracking changes over time
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Functional MRI (fMRI)

Brain Tumor Planning | Brain Mapping | Depression and Behavioral Health

Maps areas of the brain responsible for movement, speech, and other critical functions, helping support safe surgical planning and targeted care decisions.

Helpful for:

  • Evaluating brain function related to conditions such as depression, addiction, and schizophrenia
  • Assessing the effects of stroke, trauma, epilepsy, or neurodegenerative disease
  • Supporting tumor evaluation

NeuroQuant®

Traumatic Brain Injury | Memory Loss | Epilepsy

Provides automated brain volume measurements that help assess changes in brain structure over time, supporting evaluation of memory concerns and neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease.

Helpful for:

  • Evaluating memory concerns and cognitive changes, including Alzheimer’s disease
  • Establishing a baseline to track brain volume changes
  • Assessing progression or treatment response

LesionQuant®

Multiple Sclerosis | Lesion Tracking Over Time | Treatment Response Monitoring

Tracks and measures brain lesions across multiple exams, helping providers monitor conditions like multiple sclerosis with consistent, objective data over time.

Helpful for:

  • Monitoring multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating conditions
  • Tracking lesion burden and changes
  • Supporting assessment of disease progression or treatment response

Clinical Capabilities

Quantitative and functional MRI techniques provide objective measurement of brain volume, lesion burden, and functional networks to support longitudinal neurologic assessment and treatment monitoring.

MRI Specialties

Insurance

We accept all major insurance plans and offer a 40% self-pay discount when opting to not submit to insurance and when payment is made in full at the time of service.
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In-Network Preferred Providers

Aetna
Alaska Breast and Cervical Program (formerly known as Ladies First)
Anchorage Project Access
Blue Cross Federal Employee Program
Beechstreet
Blue Cross Blue Shield / Premera
Cigna
EBMS
First Choice Health
GEHA
Meritain
Medicaid
Medicare
Moda
Multiplan
Providence Health Plans
Tricare
TriWest Healthcare Alliance
United Healthcare
VA
Workers Compensation

A Great Image is Only Part of the Story

Every scan at Imaging Associates is interpreted by fellowship-trained radiologists from Alaska Radiology Associates, ensuring expertise and insight with every image.
2-Hour Average Turnaround
Fellowship-Trained Radiologists
Redundant Subspecialty Coverage
Radiologists Based in Alaska
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