While it is unlikely that your insurer would deny your claim for an MRI scan by saying the procedure is experimental, it may claim the scan is “not medically necessary.” The insurance company may require your physician to first perform x-rays and a CT scan to determine the cause of your medical issue because those tests are much less expensive. If your doctor believes an MRI is necessary, yet your insurer deems it “not medically necessary,” you must contact an experienced magnetic resonance imaging insurance denial lawyer from the Law Offices of Scott Glovsky. Scott and his legal team will be the strong advocate you need to ensure your insurer pays for necessary medical tests.