In recent weeks, our radiology negligence solicitors can report that West Yorkshire-based MRI scanning service, InPhase Mobile MRI Services Ltd, has been rated as inadequate by the Care Quality Commission in its most recent investigation. In the report, the CQC has said it had “concerns” over the processes used at InPhase Mobile MRI Services Ltd which affected patient care. 

 

The CQC has told InPhase Mobile MRI Services that they need to make “significant improvements to its governance processes”, stating that the firm did have “enough staff to keep patients safe from avoidable harm and to provide the right care and treatment. 

 

InPhase Mobile MRI Services have responded to the findings, claiming that they are “extremely disappointed with the inspection outcome” and that they “put patients at the heart of everything we do”. The company are hoping to be re-inspected in the next few months and meet CQC criteria. With radiology scanning and services being so key in detecting and diagnosing medical conditions such as cancers, our radiology negligence solicitors were disappointed to hear of these findings by the CQC, and hope that no patients have suffered from missed diagnoses, or misdiagnoses of medical concerns and illnesses as a result. 

 

If you or a loved one have suffered in any way from further injury or illness due to radiology negligence, or feel that your scan was not carried out properly, or the results not dealt with properly or in due time, then you could be able to make a no win no fee radiology negligence claim with our specialist solicitors. Simply contact us online here and speak to a solicitor within one working hour about your potential no win no fee radiology negligence claim. 

If you have seen a medical professional and have presented symptoms of any of the health conditions or injuries that MRI scans are used to diagnose, then you should be referred to have an MRI scan within six weeks of this appointment. 

 

However, with some particular illnesses, such as Cauda equina syndrome (CES) and other medical emergencies, as well as cancers that appear to be aggressive, you should be given an MRI scan sooner than this. 

 

If you have not been referred to have an MRI scan, or have had to wait more than the specified waiting time to have your scan, then you could be eligible to make an MRI negligence claim. Alternatively, if you have had the scan within the allocated wait time but have later found out that the MRI scan was performed wrong, or the results were read and interpreted wrong by a medical professional, then you could also be able to make a claim for financial compensation through an MRI negligence claim, otherwise known as a radiology negligence claim. 

Our team of medical negligence solicitors here at MG Legal have over 30 years of experience in medical negligence claims, and an unmatched success rate in excess of 99%. 

 

If you have suffered from injury or illness as a result of radiology negligence, or a missed MRI scan, then simply get in touch with our medical negligence solicitors, here, for a free, no-obligation chat about your potential claim. 

 

Otherwise, email our team at enquiries@mglegal.co.uk and hear back from a specialist solicitor the same working day.