FONAR

FONAR is currently conducting research studies in a number of areas including Cerebrospinal Fluid Flow (CSF) Studies, Correlated Slice Protocol (CSP) and Scoliosis screening to name a few... In 1982, FONAR introduced its patented iron-core technology, which is the basis for all Open MRI scanners. In 1984, the company invented Oblique Imaging, providing medical technology the means to produce multiple images "at any angle," which was never before possible in medical imaging. In 1985, the Multi-Angle Oblique (MAO) scanning protocol, an innovative, dramatic extension of FONAR's Oblique Imaging, was invented and patented... In 1997, FONAR created a new physician practice management subsidiary, Health Management Company of America (HMCA). HMCA together with FONAR's MRI manufacturing segment create a synergy with substantial potential. HMCA presently manages 11 diagnostic imaging centers and 6 multi-specialty practices, primarily in New York and Florida. The Management of Diagnostic..

Also known as: FONAR Corp., Fonar Corporation, The FONAR Corporation

Primary location: Melville United States