I feel the need to write a current review so as not to scare off anyone who needs their services. When my doctor arranged for me to come here, after reading the other reviews, I felt a bit uneasy. There was no need for me to feel that way. Hillsboro Imaging provided a safe, thorough and positive experience for me.*
Arriving here in the aftermath of a snow event, I was concerned (again, previous review) about the parking situation. There was no situation. There was available parking in the rear of the building (dedicated) as well as parking to the side. I didn't notice the situation in front, as that wasn't the way I drove there but I didn't notice anyone grousing about it in the waiting room. Let's talk about the waiting room: it's large, it has ample seating for everyone and a TV to keep you company while you wait. Between checking in (at my appointed time) and walking back for the appointment, I waited 18 minutes. I might complain about that but HI fit me in to be seen earlier than my scheduled appointment so I wasn't about to moan about a relatively small wait time. Once behind the door, I was greeted and instructed to engage in some pre-screening (literally) procedures. From there, I was walked back into a private room, prepped and had what was to await me described in detail.
When I got to the hadron collider, I was ready. The process was easy and despite being in the room by myself, a tech/nurse walked me through each step via speaker. I was comfortable throughout my time here and the attitudes i encountered ranged from (curt) professional to unquestionably nice and patient. The only o_0 moment was when I was done with the procedure and needed to get changed back into my street clothes. The tech/nurse (different from the one who walked me back, prepped me and led me through the procedure) stood over me waiting for me to get up. I had to ask for her to leave the room, close the door and give me some privacy (as much as possible given the large window in the room).
I came here expecting something awful (thanks to the reviews). I left feeling relieved. I think it the responsible thing to pay it forward and help ease any minds sent here. You're in good hands.
*Thank goodness for insurance. But that's an entirely different topic. What a day to be discussing health care... read more