Open Skies MRI Diagnostics is a private diagnostic imaging clinic in Regina, Saskatchewan, offering magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for patients across Saskatchewan and the Prairies. Founded in 2012, Open Skies was Saskatchewan's first licensed private MRI facility and is locally owned by radiologists. Scans are interpreted by board-certified radiologists, with many focused on specific body regions, and reports are returned to the referring physician.

Modalities & Services

• MRI (musculoskeletal): Investigate a joint, ligament, tendon, or cartilage injury that isn't clear on X-ray — most commonly knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, wrist, and elbow.
• MRI (brain, spine, and nerves): Investigate persistent headaches, back or neck pain, numbness, weakness, or other neurological concerns.
• MRI (abdomen and pelvis): Investigate abdominal or pelvic pain, suspected masses, or follow-up imaging requested by a specialist.
• Breast MRI: Used in selected indications such as evaluation of high-risk patients, dense breast tissue, or further work-up of findings identified on mammography or ultrasound.
• Contrast-enhanced MRI: MRI performed with an intravenous contrast agent when clinically indicated by the referring physician (e.g., suspected infection, tumour characterization, post-surgical assessment).

Open Skies MRI operates from a single location on Parliament Avenue in southeast Regina, with weekday daytime hours. The clinic accepts patients on a self-pay basis with a physician referral, in line with Saskatchewan's Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act framework. Patients across Saskatchewan, as well as out-of-province patients travelling to Regina, can book directly.