The technicians were amazing, personable, kind, intelligent and caring for technique and maximizing…read moreyour time.

Over the years, I have gone here for CT scans, mammograms, x-rays, etc. Registering is quick and…read moreeasy, the waiting room is large enough for social distancing, and of course everyone wears masks. Staff and technicians are efficient and friendly and courteous. Last Friday I went here for sinus cavity CT. From the registration desk to returning to my car, it was less than 20 minutes. Sure it depends on what you are having done, but everyone is well-organized and efficient.

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

They were wonderful explained everything and extremely quick. They must have the newer mri because…read moreit wasn't loud like the other ones I have had I actually fell asleep

The front counter staff was extremely rude while speaking to me, especially the office manager. She…read moreneeds some training on how to deal with people. The only thing that made up for this place was the technicians. They were pleasant and professional.

unbelievable experience. Was sent by doctor for intense rib pain on left side. This place…read moreprovided a negative read on the xray, so doctor provided no treatment. Ended up in Buffalo General hospital (sent by my doctor on emergency basis because I had extreme difficulty in breathing). Immediate xray revealed L7 cracked rib. Was admitted to hospital to get pain and breathing under control. I now have hospital bill exceeding $1,000 and went one week not being treated. Will be contacting lawyer.

To start with, Windsong has several different locations, which I did not know. This is one of them…read more That way I was able to have more of a "choice" for appointment times, seeing it was a fasting type test. The staff were very professional and worked in an efficient and timely manner. Friendly too! Which helps when you're just not up to parr. The office is clean and there's plenty of seating for a 6 foot distance if that's what you need. It's location right off interstate 290 if you need a street reference and the parking lot is huge. No fighting for a spot!

Buffalo MRI is great. I've had 3 MRIs there in the virtual machine. As someone who doesn't like…read moreenclosed spaces this machine is great. The staff at this place are super friendly and make you feel comfortable. Lisa and Hannah were fantastic!

Always excellent here for blood draws and all of the phlebotomists are friendly and I never have…read moreany problems. A million times better than Quest!!! I only come here for my blood work.

Extremely disappointing and unprofessional experience at the Kaleida Health blood draw location on…read moreSheridan Drive in Amherst. We brought our daughter, who is under 9, here for her very first blood draw specifically because this location was recommended to us as pediatric-friendly. I called beforehand and was told we could come as a walk-in. We arrived around 3:09 PM, well before the posted sign-in/closing time, only to find that the two employees working had already removed the sign-in board and apparently decided they were no longer taking patients. Instead of simply explaining that, they repeatedly told us that they had "removed the board." I finally had to ask directly whether that meant they were refusing to see any additional patients before they would give us a clear answer. When I explained that I had just called and was specifically told to come in, their demeanor became even more dismissive and irritated. Several patients were waiting and knocking because no one seemed to know what was happening. The sliding window was not being opened. When one employee finally opened the actual door, I asked if anyone was going to help the people waiting. She told me it was "up to" the other employee, who was sitting at the computer. When I asked whether they were even going to write my daughter's name down, her response was, "I don't know." What really shocked me was watching a physician from the pediatric ENT office that shares the location walk over with another patient who needed blood work. The lab staff told the physician to send the patient somewhere else because they already had three people waiting. There were still approximately 45 minutes remaining before closing. At one point, after their employee had opened the door and left me standing there waiting for an answer, she told me I should not be standing in the doorway because of HIPAA concerns. If their method of communicating with patients created a privacy concern, that should have been handled appropriately by the staff rather than blamed on a parent who was standing there because they opened the door instead of using the sliding window. We ultimately left without having our daughter's blood drawn because I was not comfortable allowing either employee to perform her first blood draw after witnessing how irritated and dismissive they appeared toward the patients who were trying to receive care. The saddest part was the effect this had on our daughter. She became visibly nervous about having her blood drawn after watching these interactions. We had to explain afterward that what she witnessed was poor customer service and that this is NOT how all laboratories or healthcare professionals treat patients. Healthcare workers have busy days, and I completely understand that. But being busy does not excuse treating patients as though they are an inconvenience, particularly at a location recommended for pediatric blood draws. We contacted our daughter's pediatric office afterward to explain why her ordered blood work was not completed and to make them aware of our experience. I sincerely hope Kaleida Health reviews what occurred at this location on October 1 around 3:00 PM. A pediatric-friendly laboratory should make frightened children feel safer about medical care, not send them home more afraid of it.

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.

Visited this location to obtain a baseline screening. I was nervous, but the location was easy to…read morefind and everyone who assisted me was friendly. I received a phone call and text message reminder before my appointment and when I arrived there was absolutely no waiting. My technican, Sandy, was a gem! I couldn't ask for a better person to make me comfortable and explain everything to me. The facility was clean and lots of privacy available. Immediately after the imaging was done, I waited just a few minutes for my results. Once those were received I was on my way. Highly recommend!

My usual imaging center, Spectrum Radiology has merged with WNY Imaging I found out when I went for…read moremy annual imaging visit at the Youngs Road location! Off to 180 Park Club Lane I dashed and into the new location. It was a little unnerving as I don't like change and signage was not real clear. I checked in to the friendly front office worker behind glass. There was plenty of hand sanitizer around and all people were properly masked. Info was exchanged and a non-touch temp taken of my wrist. I barely sat down when I was called for my imaging. Holy cow I was so nervous. I was pleasantly shown to a little changing booth, told here's where you take your stuff off, and place your clothes in this bag and let me know when you're ready. Moments later I was ready and escorted to the mammo room and told her I was really anxious. She asked what I was afraid of. I said I'm just anxious. She then asked the magic question: so, do you have a dog? And instantly I was at ease as we chatted about rescue dogs and such. The procedure was honestly painless, minor - and I mean minor - discomfort. No cringing, no bullets to bite. This woman is a super pro. Snap! Just like that, I was done. We walked to a seating area, I clutching my pink plastic bag, gown still on. Before I had time to drum my fingers, worry what they might find, and what seemed like moments later, I was awarded a piece of paper with the "all good" area checked and see ya next year. Seriously? This thing I was dreading was now over? I will return here and ask for this pro again. Very happy. Now time for a Tim Horton's reward! TimBit anyone?

Updating my review to reflect my post covid experience. As usual I'd say if possible you're better…read moreoff making an appointment in advance, which I normally do. This was a last minute visit so for the first time in ages I went in without an appointment. Luckily there were a lot of techs working and I only waited for about 15 minutes. You check in on a touch screen (with hand sanitizer right next to it). If you want to wait outside they'll text you when they're ready for you. Also all names are listed on the TV screen with estimated wait times. Very helpful. The blood draw itself is quick and easy and very safe. Pretty much as its always been there. I've never had any problems here and the employees are always friendly.

Tiny waiting room for such a busy quest location. People were moving along quickly but it was…read morevery busy. TV is around but not too loud, thankfully. Large parking lot.