Sarah's doctor recommends that she get an MRI to help diagnose the cause of her headaches. The doctor provides a list of MRI facilities. Which is an indicator that a facility is a poor choice for Sarah? The facility has new, state-of-the-art equipment. The facility is recommended by her family doctor. The facility has been operating for more than five years. The facility accepts most health insurance policies but not Sarah's.

Explanation as to why:

MRI or Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a type of scanning used in medicine and is used for finding a diagnosis. Through an MRI, doctors can observe and collect images of organs and other structures of the body. In terms of accessibility to "what's inside" or "what's going on", this type of imaging requires an IMR scanner which might not be found in all medical facilities.

The cost for an MRI is really high and because of that, most patients would need their health insurance to cover it. In this scenario, if the facility Sarah chooses does not accept Sarah's health insurance, then it's a dum.b choice for her. Due to the high cost, she gon need to pay hella money for such a diagnosis she has no idea what the outcome of her health situation is.

Good luck foe. You gon need it.

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