UK + US, 2026 prices
MRIScanCost
MRI centreNPI registry, September 2026

Community MRI Services

Registered legal name: Pain Treatment Center Anesthesiologists PC

600 N 9TH St, Suite 3, Bismarck, ND 58501

DirectionsGoogle MapsApple Maps
Practice-location phone (registry)
As recorded by the organisation in NPPES, last updated 28 September 2023. Not verified by us.

Registry Record

NPI
1912270729
Type
MRI centre
Taxonomy codes
261QM1200X (Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) clinic/center); also 2471M1202X
Practice location
600 N 9TH St, Suite 3, Bismarck, ND 58501
Telephone
(701) 355-4300
NPI issued
10 February 2012 (14 years ago)
Record updated
28 September 2023 (2 years ago)
NPI status
NPI active as reported by CMS 2026-09
Metro area
Bismarck, ND (metropolitan area, Burleigh County)
State
North Dakota (24 records statewide)
Subpart of
Pain Treatment Center Anesthesiologists PC
Map position
Census address match (rooftop level)
Snapshot
NPPES data dissemination file, 14 September 2026

What the Record Tells You

Community MRI Services, the trading name of Pain Treatment Center Anesthesiologists PC, is an NPI registry record for an MRI centre at 600 N 9TH St, Suite 3 in Bismarck, North Dakota 58501. CMS issued NPI 1912270729 on 10 February 2012, and the organisation last updated its own entry on 28 September 2023. That was 2 years ago; the details are probably still current, but confirm the address when you book.

The record carries one imaging taxonomy code: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) clinic/center (261QM1200X). The MRI-specific code means the organisation registered itself as a magnetic resonance imaging centre, the strongest signal the registry gives that a scanner is on site. It also holds one other taxonomy code (2471M1202X). CMS records it as a subpart of Pain Treatment Center Anesthesiologists PC, so pricing may follow the parent's policies.

Bismarck sits in the Bismarck, ND metropolitan area (Burleigh County), which has 4 imaging-centre records on the North Dakota side in the September 2026 file, 1 of them with the MRI code, out of 24 across North Dakota. The nearest alternatives in the registry are Central Dakota Radiologists PC (0.3 miles, Bismarck), Bismarck Radiology Associates PC (0.3 miles, Bismarck) and Radiology Consultants PLLC (0.8 miles, Bismarck).

For a cash-pay benchmark, our North Dakota freestanding-centre estimate is $500 to $1,250 for a typical single-region MRI. At North Dakota hospitals the cash price is measured rather than estimated: $1,065 to $2,458 for a brain MRI, median $1,213, from 3 of the 3 North Dakota hospitals whose own price files we have read, out of 7 in the state, files dated to April 2026. This centre's own prices are not in the registry: call (701) 355-4300 with the CPT code for your scan and ask for the self-pay rate, whether the radiologist's report is included, and the scanner's field strength.

Nearest Alternatives

The 3 closest imaging records to 600 N 9TH St, straight-line distance. Rows without a link are name-classified radiology organisations or records outside a metro page.

CentreCityDistanceTypePhone (registry)
Central Dakota Radiologists PCBismarck, ND0.3 miRadiology org. (name-classified)(701) 530-7000
Bismarck Radiology Associates PCBismarck, ND0.3 miRadiology org. (name-classified)(701) 333-8354
Radiology Consultants PLLCBismarck, ND0.8 miRadiology org. (name-classified)(651) 328-9155
Where it sits
Locator map showing Community MRI Services at 600 N 9TH St, Suite 3, Bismarck, ND 58501 and the 3 nearest imaging centresCentral Dakota Radiologists PCRadiology Consultants PLLCCommunity MRI Services

Community MRI Services in amber, with the 3 nearest registry records in teal. Boundary drawn: Burleigh County outline.

Map data: OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles, data from OpenStreetMap contributors. Boundaries: US Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Cash-Price Benchmark

Cash price for a brain MRI in North Dakota: 3 hospitals measured

Freestanding imaging centre, estimated

$500 to $1,250
Our own estimate. No imaging operator publishes a per-state cash price.

Hospital outpatient, measured

$1,065 to $2,458
Median $1,213 cash against a median gross charge of $2,378, from 3 of the 3 North Dakota hospitals whose own price files we have read, out of 7 in the state, files dated to April 2026.

Fargo and Bismarck are the only competitive metros. The hospital figures are CPT 70551, brain MRI without contrast, taken from each hospital's own federal transparency file and attributed to the date that file carries. Hospitals whose file we could not read are named, not filled in (methodology).

What to ask when you call

  1. The self-pay price for your exact CPT code (70551 brain, 72148 lumbar spine, 73221 or 73721 joint, without contrast), and whether the radiologist's report is included.
  2. Scanner field strength (1.5T or 3T) and whether it is closed, wide-bore or open.
  3. ACR or IAC accreditation, and who reads the images. The registry cannot tell you either.
  4. Whether they accept an order from a telehealth referral if you have no local doctor.

Full list: cheap MRI, good MRI checklist.

Source: NPI registry records, status as reported by CMS, September 2026 file (NPPES data dissemination file dated 14 September 2026, download.cms.gov; US federal public data, no charge). NPPES is an identifier registry, not a licence register: an NPI does not validate licensure, accreditation or that a scanner is on site. Names, addresses and phones are as self-reported to CMS and many records have not been updated for years; confirm before you travel. Coordinates: US Census Bureau geocoder, ZIP-code centroid where the address did not match (flagged). Metro areas: 2023 Census core-based statistical areas by county. Price ranges: our methodology; hospital cash prices: each hospital's federal transparency file (45 CFR 180), where parsed. No centre pays to be listed and none is endorsed. Listed here in error, or want a correction? Email [email protected]. This page describes a registry record, not a review or recommendation of Community MRI Services.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask us. A real person reads every question and we answer the ones we can, with sources. If your question would help other readers, we may publish an anonymised version, with your permission. General reference, not medical advice.

Ask a question[email protected]

Updated 2026-06-11