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

My experience at this facility was remarkable. I was greeted when entering in and received a great…read morecheck in experience. My wait time was no more than 5-8 minutes. My MRI test was completed in a timely manner. I was well informed of what was going to take place, how, and for how long. The nurse (man) that took my images showed so much care and ensured I felt comfortable. Great experience! Will recommend to others.

Report which had ability easily to obtain meaning of highlighted medical terms was very helpful…read more I was able to gain understanding of the report after using this tool- medical terms well explained.

Wow what an AMAZING experience. Front desk staff was very friendly. Amy the technician was a…read moredelight! I wanted to stay there all day' thanks for a great experience and great prices.

From the owner: MRI CT Scan X-Ray…read moreUltrasound Arthrogram Same Day Appointments Prices 70 Percent Lower than area hospitals Self Pay Pricing Available Accepts Debit, Credit, Cash, Check and HSA Cards In Network with most major insurances

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

I went there this morning and forgot why I actually went there for as it wasn't the usual…read morediscomfort or pain. It turned out I had my 6 months check up and flu shingles and pneumonia vaccinations and I'm paying for it now as both my upper arms are stinging akin to sunburn and very tender. But I was procrastinating on having these done for some time. Staff and definitely my PCP Dr Hornsby has always been consistent and shows he's got my best interests at heart

I like the Wellstar Health Care. It really does provide the world class healthcare that is…read moreintegrated and patient centered. I feel like a VIP. Nurse and technicians are courteous and kind. Even though I work for this hospital, so I enjoy going around to other branches to see if the world class is consistent. So not just praising it for no reason, I am not getting paid to put this review. I can genuinely say this place is a go to place to get well.

I've been seeing Chiropractic Student Intern Sherry Wang at the Center for Health and Optimum…read morePerformance at Life University for my chronic lower back pain. I have two herniated discs and have tried just about everything, short of surgery, for pain relief. This includes seeing an orthopedic surgeon, three different physical therapists, a pain medicine doctor for epidurals, and an acupuncturist. In the end, none of those healthcare professionals could significantly reduce the pain I was experiencing. I wasn't completely sold on chiropractors based on what my doctors and physical therapists told me. Quite frankly, they didn't recommend chiropractors. My dad's chiropractor friend advised me to try acupuncture. My dad's neurologist colleague recommended disc distraction therapy. My orthopedist referred me to Midtown Neurology for IDD (intervertebral differential dynamics) therapy. Since my back pain stabilized at a low, manageable level (around a "1" or "2" on the 1-10 pain scale) and deterred by the cost, number of visits, and low success rate of IDD therapy, I did not follow through with that route. Already acquainted with Sherry outside the clinic, I'd learned she was looking for new patients. Life University isn't far from my workplace and I was told the services were inexpensive, so I decided to give it a shot. Life University has the largest chiropractic program in the world. The Center for Health and Optimum Performance ("C HOP") is a training ground for Life's chiropractic students. In a sense, the patients are like guinea pigs for the students. I probably wouldn't have come to C HOP if I didn't know Sherry beforehand. I know a couple of her patients and asked them about their experiences. I have to admit, I was apprehensive because I didn't want my back problems to get worse. However, I heard nothing but good things about Sherry and decided to go through with it. All student interns are monitored by a supervising clinician. In my case, it's Dr. Paula Rhodes. Dr. Rhodes was present during my initial evaluation and first few chiropractic adjustments. Sherry has been consulting with Dr. Rhodes throughout the course of my treatments. Dr. Rhodes is knowledgeable, helpful, and well-spoken. All the student interns work closely with supervising clinicians, so that should give prospective patients some peace of mind. The first two appointments consisted of evaluation, testing, X-rays, and paperwork. The first appointment lasted at least two hours. The evaluation consisted of a detailed personal and medical history and various body tests. The tests involved such things as strength, range of motion, weight, balance, and spinal measurements using computerized tools. One of the tests reminded me of a test in the Nintendo Wii Fit video game. Each of the clinic's departments is headed by real doctors, including the imaging lab where my X-rays were taken. Dr. Mark Maiyer oversaw my X-ray procedure. My initial treatments consisted of adjustments on the chiropractic table and Cox flexion distraction therapy. From what I've heard, the chiropractic table adjustments are pretty typical. The table is divided into different, moveable sections. The patient lies on the table. The chiropractor then applies pressure to various parts of the body and "drops" parts of the table. I believe this is to encourage/restore body alignment. I went through a few of these adjustments and didn't notice any difference in my body. That's not to say nothing happened, I just didn't feel any different afterwards. I do like the Cox flexion distraction therapy (http://youtu.be/YO8i681fc3E). This device is located in the Functional Rehabilitation department of the C HOP clinic, headed by Drs. Roxanne Caron and Joseph Haezebrouck. Cox flexion distraction involves getting strapped into another special table (an $8,000 table at that). On this table, the patient lies face down and his/her lower back is stretched out. While stretched out, the chiropractor moves the patient's lower body in different directions. Out of all the procedures I've tried up to this point, I feel immediate relief during Cox flexion distraction. I can feel my spine decompress and the disc spaces expand. The stretching and flexion motions are relaxing and therapeutic. Whether this will improve my back in the long run remains to be seen. During treatment, I visit the clinic 2 times per week. Each visit usually takes 30-45 minutes in total, but can vary depending on types of treatment. The treatments are indeed inexpensive. My evaluation was $24, X-rays $32, adjustments $15 each, and Cox therapy $8 each. Active students get a 50% discount. While C HOP does not accept insurance, I was able to successfully file health insurance claims myself. The treatments are also eligible under flexible spending (FSA). Notes: Students may observe during treatment. Going to a 15-minute educational "class" on chiropractic is also required.

I am a student here at Life University and I come here 2x per week. Students, staff, and all…read morefaculty get free care. Great staff and when you find a student intern that fits you, you will be amazed how much you will love your care. Awesome place to get adjusted.

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.

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.

This place is absolutely awful. Dr.Eller is the worst i have tried to have him fix something on my…read morechart for two weeks and he has yet to do that. Also at my last appointment I waited an hour after my ultrasound to see the doctor and he forgot about me and left. The only good thing in the whole entire place is the ultrasound tech and her name is Brittany. she is absolutely the sweetest person in the whole office. I am absolutely devastated with how I have been just dismissed and judged for being a diabetic. They have kind of ruined my pregnancy experience this time around.