I had a mammogram and bone density test done today. I highly recommend this facility. I was…read moretaken right away and everything was explained to me before the tests began. I received the results of the mammogram after a few minutes. The staff was so friendly and professional,

I had to have an x-ray completed at Great Lakes. They just recently moved to this new building/…read morelocation. I have to say, they really need better signage. We wandered around outside a bit before locating the correct entrance and saw others doing the same. In the waiting room, we also heard others with the same concern. Once in, all went smoothly. Everything is shiny and new. My x-ray tech was quick and also friendly. I wouldn't hesitate to come back here. 2023-106

extremely professional,kind,well spoken. tyson was extremely tentative, compassionate,empathetic…read more thank u

Second time had to fight to have result from scan read. After 6 days results were not ready . After…read moretwo days of phone calls results came 5 yes, 5 minutes before I walked into my doctors exam room

This is where I go for my mammograms. The facility is clean. Service is great. Laurie was my…read moretechnician and she was very pleasant. She explained everything with each move and she was very gentle. My appointment was at 9 and I was in and out by 915!

Had an appt today at 11:15 for a barium swallow. Everything was easy to find; just walk in and go…read morestraight ahead! I arrived at 11 and was seen at exactly 11:15. Everyone I encountered during my procedure was pleasant and made it all easy. I saw Dr. Jackson (I will update if I am misremembering her name). She was awesome, gave clear directions, and was encouraging that you were doing a great job. The other girls let me know my full report will be available in a few days. I would absolutely recommend this place!

I was very impressed by the level of care and professionalism that I received from the entire staff…read moreat Southtowns Radiology. This organization was a great change from my past experience with another company. The employees definitely made the time go fast and pleasant.

Second time Southtowns Radiology on Orchard Park Rd and billing. Wrong amount of bill, which was…read morepaid (co-pay) etc. Never again. Thank God for IHA phone help. Problems with Windsong too. Be vigilant neighbors.

I've been to Spectrum Radiology many times over the past several years, especially for the annual…read moreSlammogram! er, mammogram. (I am admittedly very nervous about this, but then lots of us are.) The staff is nearly always cheerful and attentive, the facility is spotless and conveniently located on Youngs Road in Williamsville. But watch out, the road sign is placed parallel to the road, but it ought to be perpendicular so you can see it, plus it's set back from the road a bit. You'll likely pass it the first time. Anywho, the place is perfectly comfortable, although it's not a mega-facility, which is my personal preference. It's clearly an efficient, well-run facility. The waiting room is comfy and the wait time is reasonable. Also, scheduling an appointment is always easy peasy, they're super accommodating. When your name is called, you're escorted to the changing area that is much like a small changing stall at a gym. They don't leave you waiting anxiously for too long, in your opens-in-the-front gown. The images are taken and you're brought to the next room, a sort of holding area, in case they need more images. This particular screening procedure is well, unpleasant -- anywhere you go. But it's so miniscule in duration, it's tolerable. They do their best. They even offer "comfort pads" for $5 which I tried once. Let's face it, it's like putting on a texting glove while the door is slammed on your finger. The doctor reads your films while you wait. In due time, you're either dismissed by the tech with a letter of all clear or you get the additional images if the doc needs to see a different view. Once, they gave me the option of having further images via ultrasound then and there, or to schedule a return appointment for it. Of course I let them do their business right then, the problem was even resolved that day. From the people at the front reception desk, to the technicians, to the doctor, I've always had a very good experience at Spectrum Radiology. Now go get your mammo!

My only reason for not leaving 5 stars is that I was there nearly an hour and a half for two chest…read moreX-ray images. But that still not too bad. 45 minutes would be good time to me. So my Doctor (who is in the same building) sent a request over for X-rays. I checked in very easily. Woman who checked me in was very nice. It's always a relief to have a hassle-free process when you are sick. Waiting room was nice and it was big enough that no one had to sit next to a stranger. There was a large TV on to watch and magazines. Not sure what else because I pretty much live on my phone in any waiting area. When I was called back, I was taken to a little room to change into gowns from the waist up. The woman did not tell me there were lockers for my stuff so I left my clothes in there initially. Whoops! There are lockers in the SECOND waiting area where patients on deck wait. Just find one with a key in it and that's available. Take out the key and put your stuff in. I kept my phone with me to keep me entertained and no one said anything :) The second waiting room is small - only 6 chairs. But the only people in there are patients going up next. It's not the most comfortable to be sitting around men when you are in a gown with no bra on but hey we are all in the same boat. There is a TV in this room as well. The man who did my X-rays was very nice. I did not feel uncomfortable and it was over quickly. Next I went back to the small waiting room once more while a doctor looked over my images. Even though I was there an hour and a half, it went by fairly quickly. They are efficient and I imagine had there been less patients, I would have gone in faster. Great place and easy process. Although it took longer than anticipated, I was very comfortable here and would not dread going back.

My nearest WNY MRI didn't have an appt that worked for me soon enough, so I came to their Lockport…read morelocation. Staff were great .. the lady who checked me in was personable. It is not a huge place where you fear sitting and waiting a long time. I think I was seen about 10 minutes after my appt time. I had an xray and abdominal ultrasound sound done. All of the ladies were extremely pleasant and kind. My ultrasound was done immediately after my xray so no wait in between. I would gladly come to this location again, although out of my way, if need be.

I have had several bad experiences here over the years but they always are the only one who has a…read morequick opening in schedule when I've had urgent health needs. Very old and outdated machines. Very poorly run office in comparison to other local facilities.

Nice people. Knowledgeable, clean facility. New equipment with constantly updated software for…read moreMRI. Have 1.5T MRI which is the standard for the industry. 3T is prone to artifacts and better for breast, abdomen, and small bones.The key to a reliable MRI is more placed in the skills of the doctor who reads it, than on a high teslar numbers. Seton has a renowned radiologist who is used by other imaging businesses. Skilled, nice people. Not the norm for 21st century medicine.

In the beginning of my time with suburban rheumatology, it was promising. They didn't immediately…read moreput me on a biologic that didn't help me in the past and the medication they did put me on help me tremendously. I was further help by starting hormone replacement therapy as a 46-year-old woman. I started to explain how it was helping me. As soon as I said, hormone replacement therapy, her face soured and she cut me off and told me it was because I just started working out. I had been working out the whole time I had been seeing her multiple years. It was so invalidating. I moved from the table to the chair because I was upset and knew if she touched me, I would have a sensory overload meltdown. I am neurodivergent. I continue to be cut off while trying to explain I said. " I need you to listen to me." she abruptly said."No I don't" I was so defeated and on the verge of a panic attack. Yet another doctor unwilling to listen. Yet another doctor bias to the benefits of in the advancement of women's health.

I am a new patient and just called to confirm whether my insurance was accepted. My insurance…read moreAnthem BC/BS is widely accepted but my specific plan is not. When I explained this to the elderly lady on the phone, she agreed to check on this and said I could call back in 30 minutes. Then she changed her mind and said she wouldn't do it, saying "She couldn't do this for everyone that called, it would tie up her computers". I explained that I was new to NY, I had ankylosing spondylitis and does he specialize in this. She then said she could not provide me with this information. I explained I needed an infusion, and she proceeded to argue with me that the doctor may not agree to an infusion. Even if I could see this physician Dr Prem Tambar, I certainly don't want to an office where this type of communication and treatment is provided.