When I had my appointment to come in for my mammogram and my ultrasound on my breast I had an…read moreemergency that came up and I had to go to Erlanger North then I call y'all's facility and then they tell me they can't see me because I owe $50 and then I asked to speak to someone and the lady tells me I have to pay the other $50 I'm going to really pray for y'all may God bless you all

I have had so many issues with this location in terms of scheduling, confirming appointments and…read moregetting records in a timely manner. They also left out images my doctor had wanted. The scheduling staff is not knowledgeable, and it takes forever if at all to get copies of records sent to providers. Very disappointing, and I recommend going elsewhere.

i continue to go here for my aches & and pains. I have more than one autoimmune disorder which…read moremakes it difficult to treat. I do feel like I get top notch help here. Please give it a try.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Rheumatology…read more(Arthritis) - Physicians & Surgeons

Quality care and the staff was very nice. The facility is very clean and beautiful. Easy to…read moreaccess on Hwy 153.

Horrible continuity of care. Data breaches…read more Awful! Cannot schedule easily. Difficulties at every turn!

They r always fantastic. They get u n as quick as possible n they r very professional. They r also…read morethe best people u could ever meet always going out of their way to make u feel comfortable.

less than 1 star an option? I had the worst experience imaginable here. From getting all…read moremisinformation, horrible communication and customer service. I would NEVER recommend for anyone to come here. As a first time mom, I will forever hold on to this negative experience and will be sharing with my friends & fellow chattanoogans what happened to me here. 0/10. Do not recommend. And if you begin to have a negative experience - do what I wished I would have done and get up and walk out! Because you will not be understood or cared about on the other end of trying to get a bad experience corrected or addressed. Save your money and go see anyone else!

Staff if courteous & pleasant,& very efficient. Waiting time is minimal. I have had many tests…read moredone there & is is so much faster than going to a hospital, where they always seem to be running quite late. Free copies/discs of your scan are avialable @ no charge. As a former hospital employee, Chattanooga Immaging is now my 1st choice.

Staff and Dr Miller were great. My daughter suffers from tourettes and severe anxiety and they made…read moreher feel about as relaxed and she possibly could. Recovery was smooth. 100% recommend

Originally I was meant to have my four wisdom teeth removed in my hometown, but as COVID struck and…read moreI was planning a move to Chattanooga, I pushed back my surgery and made an appointment with COFS. The consultation went fine, although I felt Dr. Spann seemed a bit cocky and barely looked in my mouth. The nurse staff had a weird sorority vibe around him, but everyone was very nice and I moved ahead with the surgery. Before I was taken into the operating room I discussed my medication allergies with the nurse (I only have two, one being amoxicillin, which makes me break out in horrible hives). They explained the procedure to me and asked if I had any concerns. I said not really, only that I have a birth control implant in my left arm, and therefore would prefer to have the anesthesia IV in my right arm. She said that was perfect and we made our way to the surgery room. We had yet another conversation about my implant during the walk down the hall, and I demonstrated how you can feel in through my skin. I laid down for surgery and a mask was put over my face, the laughing gas caused me to drift away and I heard them talking about putting the IV in. I felt the nurse touching my left arm and was jerked awake as she tied the rubber tourniquet directly over my implant in my left arm!! It felt as though it was pushed through my skin. I was able to say "not the left one," then heard her say "oh right, oops!" and I was pulled under. My boyfriend drove me home and went back out to get my antibiotics and pain pills. When he returned, the antibiotic they had prescribed me was amoxicillin! I told him I was very allergic and I went back to sleep. It took him about three hours to get everything sorted out with the pharmacy and nurses at COFS (who simply said "oops" again about the mistake). Because of this careless mix up I wasn't able to take my full rounds of antibiotics my first recovery day. Following the surgery in October, my arm felt consistently sore and uncomfortable. My period had began a few days before the surgery and didn't stop until the beginning of February. I was finally able to get an appointment with my gynecologist, suspecting that the nurse had in fact damaged the Nexaplon implant. It was removed yesterday, bent and creased. My gynecologist said that's not something that happens, and was surely a result of this nurse ignoring me. I understand mistakes happen, but I felt I wasn't listened to at all by these medical "professionals," and that they were only going through the motions of the job. Also, six whole weeks after the surgery, my chin and lips were still numb. I understand nerve damage can happen in this procedure, and my nerves did slowly repair and feeling has returned, but it made me wonder what other mistakes occurred while I was unconscious...

Went for lung imaging. I waited maybe 5 minutes before I was called back to begin the registration…read moreprocess. after registration they have someone take you to imaging dept and that's also a very short wait. You're in and out in no time. After imaging was complete they walk you out and down the hall to show you the exit. Everyone is very considerate, helpful and kind.

Enjoyed my visit I was treated like family and everyone was very friendly and helpful and nice to meread more