Did not have a good experience with services. The MRI was not ready, was not sent to the doctor…read moreoffice, and had not been read by radiologists. They had 3 weeks to complete this task. I waited 2 hours in the doctor's office for Elite to find a radiologist. No one seems to know why it was not done. Because of their inefficiency, I had to re-schedule my appointment, causing delay in treatment.

Hmm what can it's a nice clean professional business. And great customer service and it was my…read morefirst MRI. If I need to come back I would.

Milton is one of the technicians there and he has been doing my MRIs for the last couple years…read more Betty is the receptionist said she's most welcoming and they have snack snacks and coffee and it's a nice place. They validate parking and they're on time! Not been to a facility for my MRI that is so organized ! My checkin I was a breeze! It's a nice touch that they give you snack snacks while you're nervously waiting for your MRI to be done! If you di park in the parking lot g Lol would love to come back here again for future MRI hopefully not too soon LOL!

After receiving texts and emails about a $2,200 balance due, I spent almost 30 minutes on the phone…read moreonly to be told that my insurance denied covering the procedure. When I asked why, she said the proper billing info was not provided! I then asked why they're stalking the patient instead of simply reprocessing the claim with all the correct info?!? She told me to disregard the bill and allow a minimum of 45 days to reprocess. Unbelievable.

We have BETTER options than this place. Waiting for almost an hour after your appt time is not…read moreacceptable. Glad I won't ever return!!!!

I have always been very pleased with my visits and the service form this practice. The personnel is…read morevery kind and professional, from the technicians to the doctor, and billing person as well. However, front desk customer service leaves a lot to be desired. They need customer service training and learn how to be kind to people.

The facility is pleasant. The staff is friendly and professional. Making an appointment was easy…read moreand everything moved smoothly thru the completion of my MRI. The facility on Powers Ferry Rd is the claustrophobia clinic. The techs are kind and understanding regarding a patient being claustrophobic.

Staff really makes you feel welcomed and glad I came to there Imaging Clinic. Thank You for making…read moreme comfortable

Tanisha H. is at the front desk and is so welcoming that it makes your time spent there pass by…read morewithout a care in the world. She is smiling, helpful and and asset to the company. Adrienne L

Brian the nuclear medicine technician believes that any question is a good question! He tolerated…read moreall my questions, and I do ask a lot of questions! He was very good and explaining each step of the process and why it was performed. He also appreciates the value of knowledge and that the more knowledgeable I am about procedures that were being performed, then the more effective he was at his job! This is Especially true for patients' point of view Making them feel more comfortable.

Wow, everyone there has decades of experience in what they do. From the doctors and the…read moresonographer to the nurse and med tech... Personalized care that really makes you feel taken care of and not just a number in a crowd. Because the care required for vascular issues is not just a one time visit, I'm glad to know when I come back they're going to be the same well trained folks to see me through my treatments.

From the owner: Village Podiatry is part of Upperline Health, the nation's largest podiatry group, offering at…read moretreatment over triage approach to care. Most of our locations offer same-day and next day appointments to get you the foot care you need from a leading podiatrist when you need it. We accept Medicare and most major insurances.

I've been there several times and the service was always kind and courteous. I can see why the…read moreother reviewer was upset but that has not been my experience.

I was a repeat/existing patient and they automatically scheduled my yearly mammogram, sent me…read moreseveral emails, text messages, and phone calls to confirm and remind me of this morning's appointment. When I finally arrived for my appointment (after sitting in rush hour and construction traffic), I was told that my insurance would not be accepted there until next month. I explained that I had been there last year with no problem and I got a half-assed excuse. You would think that they would have either told me beforehand or done like every other doctor's office and verified my insurance or asked me about my insurance before I wasted my morning going to an appointment that THEY automatically scheduled and called/emailed/texted me about a bazillion times. I will never go back to this facility or any of their other locations, there are plenty of places to get a mammogram in Atlanta. This is unacceptable customer service.

Due to the fact that I was planning to attend a Software Engineering Bootcamp, I was pressed for…read moretime between procedure/recovery and class start date, so I decided to forgo a more popular well known doctor and randomly selected Dr. Patel as he was also in my provider network. At first, I wasn't going to write a review, but was urged to do so by....EVERYONE I TELL THIS EXPERIENCE TO! Red Flags/Questionable Behavior 1. The first red flag was an ever-changing procedure date due to what I found was the inability to secure a medical team. This is important because it affected my ability to secure someone reliable and desirable to transport me as once this procedure was completed one cannot drive one's self home. 2. Promised to call me every day post procedure but ghosted me for days (see #4) leaving me to speak with his office manager Marjorie for medical advice. At least I can say that she was very sweet and extremely nice. 3. There was no post procedural nurse on staff so you are solely relying upon him for post-procedural care. 4. He did not know me or the (toxic/sociopathic/desperate) female acquaintance who brought me to this appointment (going back to #1) from a can of paint but when asked if she had contacted him (because I knew that she had) He began to lecture me on being a "bad friend". I knew something was off/odd as I began to notice a pattern of behavior of him only calling me when "she" called him to tell him "I was in pain" or that "I needed him to call me" for one reason or the other...I had to remind him that A. I was his patient and knew how to call him if I needed him B.not to discuss anything of a medical nature(which he denied but the evidence spoke otherwise...HIPPA anyone?) and C. HE CANNOT and WILL NOT QUESTION MY ABILITY TO BE A FRIEND, CAST JUDGEMENT ON THE TYPE OF PERSON I AM I.E. MY INTEGRITY...while engaging in less than professional behavior...OK...So, lemme get this straight...you can call her and she can call you...but no-one can call me?...what's wrong with that picture? I have a name and it's not "Daft" 5. Since the Percocet was making me too high /constipated and opioids are addictive; I asked him to please take me off of the drug, I even had a childhood friend who is a PHARM D /Medical Science Liason to give me names of drugs to ask him for as an alternative...he refused. First stating "You're the only person who asked to be taken off...most people ask for refills!"...(You can't make this up!) Then flat out telling me "No!". He saw advocacy as an affront to his "status" as a doctor...instead of seeing it for what it was...a patient understanding their medication tolerance seeking an alternative to a very dangerous pain reliever. 6. To prove my point, I texted him to ask for an alternative after taking Percocet. The next day, instead of conceding that I should be given an alternative drug or showing empathy or compassion; he tells his assistant to tell me "Most doctors don't talk to their patients!" I was like "Really? Isn't that what doctors do? consult and provide patient care?..." there is no nurse on staff so you are it buddy....but...um okay". I just gave up. Finally, I decided to take my PharmD friend's advice on pain management in lieu of Percocet as she was a Medical Science liaison who educated doctors on meds. Today, though I eat right and exercise regularly, I'm still suffering from large fibroids, a protruding 4-month pregnant abdomen, and the continued stress of having to find alternative methods of fibroid reduction after this "experience". You need to not only understand but OVERSTAND that someone doing their job, is not the same as doing you a favor. The treatment plan/post procedural roadmap was lacking...but you don't know, what you don't know sometimes until much later when you consult with a professional who actually cares. If you choose this practice ask alot of questions, don't be afraid to advocate, get as much information on the meds that you are taking, chart your progress, don't be gaslit into thinking you are problematic for wanting good medical care.

I had a bad feeling after a Zoom call with Dr. Patel and decided not to receive treatment from him…read moreand went with a different doctor in Atlanta. However, he has continued to bill my insurance hundreds of dollars, multiply times even half a year later! Do not see him, he is clearly all about the money.

Completely misread my scan and my physician said they couldn't accept their report. Diagnosed…read morethings on the scan that were physically impossible for me to have. Now I have to pay to have the test run again, at my own expense, since I have a high deductible plan. They refused to write off their mistake and keep texting me to pay the balance. I had no choice in using Quantum, they were assigned to my case through WellStar.

I have had my bone density test done there The people are…read morevery careful and courteous to people. Thank you