What Weill Cornell Imaging is Doing to Keep You Safe
Weill Cornell Imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian has made several important changes to keep our patients and staff safe. Below are just some of the new things that you will see at our practices.
Paperless Registration
The staff of Weill Cornell Imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian will work with you to complete registration and safety forms before your arrive. Filling out all forms on Weill Cornell Connect in advance will help to assure a streamlined and safe visit.
Masks
All patients, staff and visitors may choose to wear mask based on their personal preference. Masks will be available at the entrance to our practices.
Preparing for Your Visit
Please review the following updates we have made to your patient experience. For more detailed information on how to prepare for your upcoming appointment, click here.
Complete Paperwork Ahead of Time
All registration and safety forms should be completed in advance of your appointment. By logging in to Weill Cornell Connect, eCheck-In makes it easy to save time and complete all forms required for your upcoming appointment.
Arrive On Time
Arrive at the time of your appointment. Weill Cornell Imaging at NewYork-Presbyterian is limiting the number of patients in our offices at any given time. Patients who arrive early may be asked to return at the time they are scheduled.
Visitors
Click here to review our full visitor policy.
Dress in Clothing That Can Be Safely Worn During Your Exam
Wearing the right clothing may eliminate the need for you to change into a gown prior to your exam.
Clothing Guidelines for MRI, CT, X-ray, DEXA, PET/CT, PET/MRI and Fluoroscopy Exams
- Wear loungewear, pajamas or loose-fitting cotton or linen clothing without metal embellishment.
- Do not wear clothing or undergarments with metal fasteners, zippers, hooks, under wires or other metal components.
- Please leave items such as watches and jewelry at home.
- For MRI and PET/MRI exams only: Do not wear compression-wear or tight-fitting spandex. Many brands of fitness clothing have metals woven into their fabrics making them unsafe to wear during an MRI exam.
Our clinical staff will ensure you are dressed appropriately and safely for your exam. If you are wearing anything that is deemed unsafe, you will be asked to change into a gown.