I went for an internal ultra sound in February but the problem contined I went to a specialist and…read morethey did the same test that showed up a problem which they discovered was cancer. Then 2 weeks ago I had an ultrasound on my legs for blood clots. It was clear according to Rayus. However, I spent 4 hours this morning in ER because I have a blood clot in my right leg. Imagine that. Avoid Rayus if you can!. Now I have to delay my surgery that was scheduled Friday because I have to take blood thinners.

This is the 3rd time that I have been to RAYUS Radiology in Murfreesboro. Everyone was very nice…read moreand knowledgeable at all 3 of my visits.. I highly recommend!

Couldn't ask for a better experience! I needed a CT with contrast and was sent here by Tennessee…read moreOncology since it's part of their medical group. Instructions were very clear prior to my appointment, check in was fast and friendly, and even though they were very busy, there was ample seating in the waiting area. Most times when you have to drink oral contrast, if it's not the liquid chalk, it's the nasty water reminiscent of Flint tap water. My CT called for the Flint water, but you have the option of either lemonade or fruit punch flavoring. I opted for the fruit punch and it actually did a great job of covering up 64 ounces of foulness. Since I was able to get the contrast down in a flash, I didn't have to wait that long for my CT. The tech that took me back also took care of getting my IV started. This guy is an absolute pro! Even with a large bore needle and nothing more than contrast to drink, he found a juicy vein and got a perfect, pain free stick on the first try. This man needs a raise! The tech that performed the CT was also great. Even though they were very busy, he was able to get my scan done quickly without me ever feeling rushed. Everyone involved was very friendly and super professional. If I need another scan in the future, I would certainly have no issue coming back here.

I have been going to the Murfreesboro office for 9 years for my PET and CT scans and even though I…read morelive in Lebanon and they have opened a site here I still make the drive to Murfreesboro every 9 weeks, Why? because the staff and especially the techs are amazing. From the very first scan they silenced my nerves and made me feel relaxed, they are warm, friendly, caring and very professional. I am always greeted with a warm smile and usually a laugh because I'm usually late, but I have never felt rushed or like I was just a number to them they take an interest in me. my overall health and even my family. Each and everyone of them is warm and caring and doing a job that it takes a very special person to do. That is why I will continue to go to Tennessee Pet Scan in Murfreesboro. Thank you to each and everyone of you! you have helped to make the last 9 years a little bit easier

For a spur of the moment ortho, not bad. This place needs a few touch ups to rate a full 5 stars. I…read morewas happy with the Nurse Practioner but the lady at check in acts like she hates her job. The guy who takes xrays is not real personable. And I really tried, believe me. The waiting area, to me smelled like a veternarian's waiting room. Cat urine and dog sweat!!! Phew! Also, it could use a good sweep or vacuum!! The little nurse is really sweet. It's kinda close quarters in there, very narrow hallways. On my second visit the office visit, the office mgr or gate keeper, argued with my husband and myself about what I should pay for a co-pay. She called my insurance while we were there but the way she worded her question it was twisted in her favor. The thing is they bill your insurance under the clinic's ID instead of the Nurse Practioner's ID that takes care of you. That way they can get the higher co-pay from you. Every 2-3 weeks you come on you are out your highest co-pay to them when you are just seeing a Nurse Practitioner. This clinic is never very busy and I guess I now know why. I'm late to figure it out. This is a rip off.

Well we found ourselves in need of some urgent ortho care at 6:00pm, and we dialed the number for…read morethe MURFREESBORO office. My wife talked with a nice person who told us yes if we arrived by 6:30 they would see my daughter and she explained the costs. We arrived at 6:27 already feeling bad about the late need only to be greeted by two girls who basically told me I was not going to be seen and I should have called ahead.... Confused I stated we did call and both told me "well you didn't speak to any of us." The second girl informs me that they are closing and the Practitioner on duty said he isn't taking anymore patients. (Remember this is all happening with my daughter sitting in a chair holding her broken wrist... ) I explained again that I had talked to someone and they said "Oh you must have call Mt Juliet." No I definitely called the MURFREESBORO number.... I was met with a shrug at this point and informed I would have to seek care somewhere else..... We went to Gateway Urgent Care and confirm the broken bone but had to get a referral over to TOA ‍ Now here is the explanation of why this happens. At 5pm the answering service no longer routes calls so they all go to the Mt Juliet location. I was told well the girl who answered the phone must have forgotten the time and didn't ask me what location I was calling for. Well this seems to be problem number one... Problem two was these obviously annoyed employees in Murfreesboro that treated me like I was insane and I had made the mistake, and did nothing but shrug and say sorry we can't help the doctor is done for the day. If you know that I didn't "call" Mt Juliet but rather that I was routed there it would have been nice if you maybe checked with them to find out if they did tell me I would be taken care of if I reach the office before close. Anyway... first impressions are everything I guess this Murfreesboro office isn't very good at them ‍

Today is August 21, 2024. I saw Lydia on July 17, 2024. I…read morefelt the girl who triaged me did a far better job of making me feel heard and understood. Lydia came in very monotone and dismissive. She passed me off the Vandy Autonomics Clinic which I had already been to and was gaslit. The Boro Clinic's website about "a safe place from medical gaslighting" is a joke. She wrote me 4 prescriptions. This is NOW August 21, 2024 and I STILL do not have the prescriptions. She had me on a follow up tele-med visit on August 15, 2024 and she seemed shocked "Macy" hasn't done her job after repeatedly being told. She STILL hasn't got the job done. They also sent me a bill and didn't bill insurance as they agreed to. They are a disaster office and I do not recommend the waste of time and hope of being heard.

TDLR: Dropped by clinic for asking EDS Facebook support group for PCP recommendations…read more If you are new to EDS, or have a more mild/straightforward case then the Boro clinic might be a good fit for you. However, as a clinic that has positioned themselves as the main source for EDS patients in Nashville, I am incredibly disappointed in their quality of care and general lack of compassion. I was very hopeful, and my initial appointments with Lydia seemed to be going in a great direction. After my first appointment, we ran into some issues with the referrals Lydia sent out, as many clinics were no longer seeing EDS patients or not seeing new patients period. When my symptoms rapidly began to increase in severity and frequency, Lydia seemed to grow more dismissive and disinterested in finding solutions. I was struggling with some scary symptoms, but when I reached out to Lydia for advice I felt fairly dismissed. She would usually recommend I go to the ER, which rarely led to answers. This came to a head when I had some X-Ray imaging done to investigate instability in my spine because of daily vomiting, syncope, vertigo, and dizziness. I had made sure to get a copy of my images and I looked at them myself at home. I was appalled at my neck extension, and so were several medical professionals I am friends and family with. But when I met with Lydia for a follow up, she told me all my imaging was normal. I asked her if she had seen the images herself, and she said no they do not receive images just the report from the radiologist. Personally, I believe that someone who specializes in EDS should know that most radiologists will only note acute issues, and will not catch complications caused by EDS. It was alarming to me that she was so comfortable with not seeing the images for herself or even having the images seen by a specialist. I had to text her the images myself and ask for a referral to someone who understands what to look for. I made a post about this on my TikTok, but made sure to not name the Boro clinic or Lydia as that wasn't the main focus of the video. It was to encourage other EDS patients to request copies of their images for their own records to save time and energy in their diagnostic journeys. this is important for later in the story. Due to delayed and outdated referrals, the growing apathy, and then being surprised to see that my radiology report failed to describe the severity of my neck extension, I lost faith in the Boro clinic and Lydia's ability to manage my case. I planned to see Lydia while I searched for a new PCP, as I am still struggling with daily emergency symptoms. I made a post in the local facebook support group, asking for PCP recommendations (review attached), and I specifically went out of my way to say that the Boro clinic is a fantastic facility, i was looking for a new PCP. Within 5-10 minutes Lydia had commented a name (she was the first person to comment) and wrote me a letter saying that I was dismissed from the practice as they "Did not feel safe with me." Personally, I do not understand how a physician would be comfortable leaving a patient without specialized care for simply asking others in the community for PCP recommendations. It feels as though they retaliate against patients that express dissatisfaction in virtual communities. I did not even express explicit dissatisfaction, but it seems like they deeply rely on the virtual EDS community for patients and will dismiss patients that say anything that's not glowingly positive. My video on the x-rays did receive some attention, but I did not name my PCP or even focus on our appointment in the video. I worry that because the video got traction, and folks were frustrated on my behalf, that could have been what is creating the "unsafe" feeling. Very disappointing to see someone position themselves as a "safe place" for EDS patients on the condition that they stay silent.

Dr. Rosser and his staff are wonderful! I have been taking my daughter to Murfreesboro Medical…read moreClinic for the past two years and we have always received exemplary care and service from all of the physicians there. I love the new location on Garrison Drive. They have a wonderful facility that offers a large comprehensive desk staff that virtually eliminates any wait time, checking in or checking out; separated waiting areas for well and sick children; and best of all weekend hours. With a small child, we have needed their services at odd hours and they have always returned our calls to save the day. I would highly recommend Dr. Rosser and the overall pediatric department at the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic. www.mmclinic.com

Thank you to Mallory for my first treatments of lip filler and Juvederm. I feel great! Thanks to…read moreDr. Nicholas Tarola and his amazing group of ladies. I can't wait to have a few more things done. It's time for me now. I raised my son and taken care of my loving elders. I'm 57 years old. It's long over due some time for me. Thank you to a great bunch Tarola Group

They are pretty people but their prices aren't worth the work…read more I encourage you to find another place. I paid a premium for substandard outcome. I am new to the area and bought into the nice building with his name on it. Saw him once and he has a office downstairs.

The primary care physician that I had used for the last 30 years recently closed his practice. My…read moredaughter suggested Dr. Zane Cooke, MMC. I am so glad she did. My first visit was with his PA, Cassidy Crawford, and she was fantastic. I saw Dr. Zane Cooke for the first time yesterday and was completely impressed. Dr. Cooke spoke with me about my lab results in a sincere, unhurried manner. We discussed my medical history, and he genuinely seemed to care. Dr. Cooke is a credit to his profession. I also want to mention his nurse (I feel bad that I do not recall her name). She was professional, nice, and efficient. So glad my daughter suggested him.

They are more interested in shielding their complete lack of communication with AI than serving…read moretheir patient. I highly do not recommend this clinic for any level of care.