University Diagnostic Medical Imaging PC

Well, I went here over a year ago (April 2015) and never left a review but I will now. Hopefully things have changed since then…
The front desk inside of the medical office was staffed with about 5 ladies. They NEVER stopped talking and they were quite loud for a doctor’s office. Then after I checked-​in, one of the ladies who never stopped talking, forgot to put me in the system so I was waiting for about 30 – 45 minutes and no one had called my name. When I went to check on how much longer it would be, do you know what her response was? «Have you been sitting here the whole time?»
It took EVERY FIBER OF MY BEING to NOT give her an open-​handed smack in the mouth. Seriously. Maybe if she had stopped talking and actually paid attention to ME, then she would have done a better job at checking me in. But guess what?! After she checked me in the 2^nd time… I STILL had to wait for at least another 40 minutes. It was torture. But it would have been bearable had those ladies just closed their lips and trapped all the damn sound INSIDE their mouths!!!
I promise I will never return to this God-​awful black hole of a medical office…
Ever.

One of the hardest things is to live with a disease and have so many tests, university is the best, No other diagnostic center beats this place and the staff is wonderful.

They have very little foresight into the future. The imaging center is run and owned by radiologist who have very close minded thoughts.

2 ½ hours wait to be called. If that was not bad enough, they escort you into a room, tell you to change, and leave you there alone for another 30 min… All in all, over 3 hours for a 5 min procedure.
Very DISAPPOINTED!!! I will tell my Dr. to refer me to a different radiologist.

The receptionists in the waiting area will drive you batty with their incessant, inane conversation that they feel the need to yell at each other. Indoor voices, please.

I came here for an MRI. When I made the appointment, the lady assured me that I would be in and out in 20 – 30 minutes. That was great news! Obviously it was too good to be true. Come game day, I was there for over 2 hours. The MRI itself only took 15 minutes.
So there I was, waiting in line. When it came my turn, I was given a few pages to fill out, then sternly instructed to have a seat and not to get up until my name was called. So I filled it out (took about 7 seconds), then sat quietly and motionlessly, straining my ear for the sound of my name. 35 minutes went by and my ear was still a virgin, so I finally gathered enough courage to timidly approach the desk. The same lady who gave me my 7-​second paperwork asked me my name again (I guess it only takes 35 minutes for you to forget a person’s name), then realized that she forgot to check me in. So I sat down again, once again waiting for my name. Another half hour goes by, so I again tiptoe back up to the desk, extremely apologetic for being so rude as to interrupt the ladies in their Farmville games and comparisons of nail polish. One of the ladies simply picks up my paperwork and leads me inside… to the secondary waiting room.
Here is where I read about the new $ 2 million Bugatti Vitesse and its 1200 hp mid-​engine. Man this thing is incredible. 8.0L, 16 cylinders, tops out at 255 mph. That’s crazy. I couldn’t imagine sitting in something that fast. Definitely not while sitting in the seat of the University Diagnostic waiting room…