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    Heartland Imaging

    3.0 (11 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    The only reason for a 4 is, when trying to get in touch with them to get copy of my results I left a meassage over a week ago and no reply.

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    My first time here- everyone was really nice. Gave me really nice scrubs not just a sheet to change into.

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    UofL Health – Medical Center Southwest

    UofL Health – Medical Center Southwest

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    The reception and triage staff were courteous and professional, and I appreciate their kindness…read more Unfortunately, my clinical experience was very different. I sought emergency care for severe foot pain and required wheelchair assistance because I could barely walk. During my visit, the physician assistant instructed me to turn onto my stomach and then back onto my back. In my experience, no meaningful examination, assessment, or evaluation of my foot was performed before I was offered a narcotic medication, which I declined. Because I did not believe my foot complaint had been adequately evaluated, I requested to be seen by a physician. I then remained in the emergency department for approximately one additional hour before being seen. While I understand that emergency departments can involve waiting, I continue to question whether the physician assistant's involvement and the additional wait accurately support the professional charges that were assessed. I do not dispute the entire bill. I have consistently stated that I do not object to paying for services such as the diagnostic imaging that I received. My dispute concerns the professional charges associated with care that, in my view, did not include a meaningful examination of my presenting complaint. I also questioned the provider listed on my discharge paperwork and billing statement because the physician identified was not the physician who treated me during my visit. I repeatedly raised concerns regarding the adequacy of the care provided, the professional charges assessed, the provider listed on my records, and the subsequent billing. Despite these efforts, I did not receive a substantive response addressing those billing concerns before the account proceeded to collections and was reported to the credit bureaus. Only after I publicly shared my experience was I informed that the matter had been reviewed internally and that additional staff training had been provided regarding compassion, patient listening, and patient-centered care. I sincerely hope those efforts benefit future patients. However, my primary concern has never been recognition that my experience resulted in additional training. My concern has always been obtaining a fair review of the disputed professional charges and the provider attribution reflected on my records. I believe this matter could have been resolved without requiring additional dispute proceedings had my billing concerns been substantively addressed before the account progressed beyond the provider's internal review process. Those concerns remain unresolved. Patients should not have to pursue multiple levels of review and dispute simply to obtain a substantive response to legitimate billing concerns. My purpose in sharing this experience is not simply to describe my visit, but to encourage accountability, transparency, and patient-centered care while seeking a fair resolution of the disputed charges based on the care that was actually rendered. After being informed that additional staff training had been provided, I replied to UofL Patient Services email to explain that, while I appreciated any efforts to improve future patient care, my primary concern remained a fair review and adjustment of the disputed professional charges. To date, I have not received a response to that communication. As a result, the billing concerns I raised continue to remain unresolved.

    Reception was non existent, was diagnosed with Covid and high blood pressure, they gave me a shot…read morefor my headache and did not do anything else, drew blood but never said what they were testing for give me any results and then sent me home. No real concern at all. When the receptionist did appear she explained they would not do anything for Covid.

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