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5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Arizona Diagnostic Radiology

(6 reviews)

This place is great. You can talk to a real person, don't have to wait longer than 10-20 minutes,…read morethey give you a QR code for your results, and get them back to you quickly. You can even upload your imaging order. I didn't have to spend hours trying to get them to find a form or trying to get my results over to the doctor, which makes this a zillion times better than the other imaging clinics in Phoenix. My only complaint is that they didn't tell me they go on lunch from 12-1 so I showed up at 12:40 for a 1PM--schedulers should tell you that you don't need to show up 20 minutes early if it's during a scheduled lunch break.

Having spent several decades in ambulatory healthcare administration, I was struck by the…read moresignificant breakdowns in intra-office communication at this RadNet imaging center. The problems appeared to involve both my medical circumstances and the appointment process itself. Most concerning was the imaging center's apparent failure to communicate important limitations in their capabilities to the ordering physician in advance of the appointment. The result, in my experience, was nearly two hours of unnecessary waiting, followed ultimately by cancellation of the scheduled scan by the imaging center. RadNet is a publicly traded corporation whose business model centers on owning and operating diagnostic imaging networks across the country. While medicine has historically been viewed as a profession insulated from direct corporate control, the growth of companies like RadNet illustrates how large, investor-backed corporations are now deeply integrated into the delivery of medical care. In my view, this represents a contemporary example of corporations being permitted to function, in substance, as medical practice enterprises, and I believe the implications for patient care warrant serious consideration.

SimonMed Imaging - Thunderbird

SimonMed Imaging - Thunderbird

(196 reviews)

Living from from this facility, I traveled there four times -- and each time, was unable to have…read morethe procedure done for which I was scheduled. This could have been discerned before driving an average of 132 miles round trip: one of the times, someone canceled a procedure that could be done because another SimonMED employee decided that the original procedure could be done instead. The last straw: when I finally resolved all the technical difficulties of getting the original procedure done, I drone the nearly 90 miles to this facility -- only to be told that my medical records didn't reflect the clearance given to me by another SimonMED employee. There seems to be a disconnect between the information you provide them versus their records. I've provided them all the information required as to my medical history, onky to be told their records didn't show that this information had been provided... in writing, no less. Then there's the check-in procedure, where you are asked every question you answer in writing: when I commented that I'd provided this information three times previously (in writing), then had given them the same information in the pre-appointment check-in process, I was told "If you don't give me this information, I'm going to cancel your appointment." The last two appointments I'd made to have this procedure done, there were FOUR different check-in calls made by the company, each wanting more information that I'd repeatedly given them. Where is the information I've repeatedly given them going? The staff are rude, and dismissive. They'll interrupt frequently when you provide them your medical history... which means that my answers aren't complete. This is exactly how patients are harmed -- or, in this case, killed. Three days ago, I received a call from someone at SimonMED who said that the confusion had all been cleared up, and that I could go ahead and do the original procedure, and scheduled me for my appointment. When I arrived there, the radiology technician told me that my records did NOT reflect the open formation given me on the phone, and that I couldn't go through with the procedure. I've tried for 10 weeks, in four different appointments, to have a procedure done -- not including the one appointment that they cancelled because I was given clearance to do the procedure that I was originally scheduled for after a substitute procedure was scheduled. Frustrated that they decide to cancel the appointment after driving all that distance -- the gas prices NOT being cheap -- I expressed my dismay about this fourth (actually, fifth) appointment being cancelled after I arrived at the facility. The person who cancelled yesterday's appointment, after I'd driven into the Phoenix area, told me that she didn't care about these cancellations: she didn't have to. Never have I encountered people who are so arrogant, rude, who treat patients with contempt... having decades of experience in one aspect or another in the health care industry. I think that patients should be treated with respect... but that's simply not one of the tools in their toolkit. They're petty, controlling, and don't give a damn about how they treat patients... or the demands they've placed on them. One other thing: a week after my first appointment with SimonMED, I began getting phone calls about purchasing and/or renting equipment that is often used to treat people who have the injury (or disability) that I have. Coincidence? Is it SimonMED's policy to sell their patients' information? Or has one of their employees gone into business for themselves? It causes me to wonder where all of my medical history and personal information has gone... especially since it isn't entered into their records. Why do I think someone connected with SimonMED is responsible? It's because I've disclosed information to them that no one else has... with the exception of those who are now calling me to sell me equipment and/or services. I don't know what they're doing at SimonMED. Neither do they.

Terribly disorganized. Management is apathetic. The left hand has no idea what the right hand…read moreis doing. My doctor accidentally ordered a no contrast MRI. I spotted it and contacted SimonMed. They reassured me that they would handle the communication. They did not and it messed up the scheduling of my surgery. It is best to stay away from this company!

Sun Radiology

Sun Radiology

(96 reviews)

My hand doctor and my PCP both called in orders for different tests--a hand MRI and an ultrasound…read more Scheduling with Sun Radiology was fairly easy, though my request for having both tests done in one day/appointment could not be accommodated for reasons I do not quite understand (no one explained anything, it was just a no). I arrived on time for both appointments and still had to wait more than 15 minutes for each test, each time. I was a little confused with the ultrasound, as there were several technicians in the room as it was being done. I believe some of them were students, but this was never told to me nor was I asked if I was comfortable with that. It wasn't an issue and they were nice, but I appreciate having awareness of what's going on in situations like this. For my MRI, I was the last appointment of the day. The tech was nice enough, but I had to go out some random back door as the front office was closed. Some direction on where to find the main entrance where I was parked would have been appreciated. Also, my hand doctor requested a CD of the MRI and that was never acknowledged or honored. Small details can make a big difference. Next time I need radiology services, I will go elsewhere.

First: everyone at check in, the mammo lady, the scheduler, the girls who did my ultrasound and the…read moretechs who accommodated me for an MRI when I have bad claustrophobia: they're wonderful, kind and very nice. My complaint is more about the lack of communication w my PCP. It took many calls to get the results to my PCPs office. After a concern and having to do an MRI its been a week and my results haven't been sent to my PCP and no one will tell me anything. I am having to call both places every day. For someone facing a potential health crisis, this causes a tremendous amount of anxiety. Please be more timely in timely in communicating with the requesting provider. Patients literally live in fear when no one is telling them what their results are.

Banner Imaging - diagnosticimaging - Updated May 2026

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