Resource Fees
The BioMedical Engineering and Imaging Institute (BMEII) has their own pricing and fees for imaging users.
User fees include study consultation, study start-up, study review, facilitation in scheduling, scan protocol implementation/optimization, adaptation of C2P sequences, technical support in: task protocol, stimulus-equipment, physiological monitoring, technical operation of imaging equipment, long-tem data archival, basic data analysis tools, access to basic PET isotopes (FDG, and NaF), and a radiological read and report of incidental findings.
For Internal Mount Sinai users, resource usage time is compiled from the web-based scheduling system and charged directly to your account on a monthly basis. Any questions on the charges should be addressed to the BMEII Director (zahi.fayad@mssm.edu).
Large Bore Systems | |
Resource | Federal Sponsored Grants & Contract Rates |
3T MRI Skyra | $786/hr + $393* per additional 30 mins (min 1hr) |
7T MRI | $786/hr + $393* per additional 30 mins (min 1hr) |
3T mMR MRI Only Time | $786/hr + $393* per additional 30 mins (min 1hr) |
3T mMR (MRI & PET) | $1,213/hr + $393* per additional 30 mins (includes FDG dose) |
PET/CT | $1,213/hr + $393* per additional 30 mins (includes FDG dose) |
MR Gd Contrast | $75 |
CT | $450 - base procedure + $112.50 /additional procedure; $100 additional for Iodine contrast |
X-ray | $90 |
X-ray Skeletal Survey | $200 |
US | $200 |
* Effective January 1st, 2021 | |
^Industry sponsored grant/contract rates are to be inquired directly with the BMEII Director. | |
Small Bore Systems | |
Resource | Federal Sponsored Grants & Contract Rates^ |
Biophotonic | $100/hr (min 1hr) |
Biophotonic Analysis Station | $50/hr |
MicroUltrasound | $100/hr (min 1hr) $50/hr* - Off hours: Weekdays 5pm-8am & Weekend 8am-8am (no BMEII Support) |
MicroUltrasound Analysis Station | $50/hr |
MicroPET/CT | $200/hr |
MicroMRI 7T and 9.4T | |
In-vivo Studies | |
Prime time - Weekdays 8am-5pm | $218/hr (min 1hr) |
Off time- Weekdays 5pm-8am & Weekend 8am-8am | $109/hr* (min 1hr) |
Ex-vivo Studies | |
Weekdays between 8am-5pm | $218/hr |
Off time Period- Weekdays 5pm-8am & Weekend 8am-8am | $436/Period* |
*Only available with prior approval | |
Other | |
Resource | Federal Sponsored Grants & Contract Rates |
Imaging Research Warehouse access | $185/hr |
Image Processing Support | $100/hr |
Neurotesting Room | $20/hr |
Nursing (not contrast/isotope) | $50/procedure |
CALPENDO
To Schedule a scan time, click here (only accessible onsite)
XNAT
Imaging research data archive click here (only accessible onsite)
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