Yesenia a front desk was very unprofessional. Lied stated they did not offer FA then stated she…read moredoesn't know how to do it. Called manager eventually everything was sorted out after the testing then she was willing to provide information on next steps. Radiologist tech was very nice and professional.

The MRI technologist bruised my arm so bad. I'm on day 4 post MRI at envision, and I've still got…read moreto use a bandaid or long sleeve shirts. I do understand that these things happen however even though to told the tech that my veins tend to roll he spent zero time looking for any other points of entry than the one HE prefers. It hurt. I have had 2 MRIs from 2 different facilities: Baylor Scott and White, and Envision Bedford. 2 completely different experiences, and 2 very different approaches to MRIs. Envision seemed very much like I was in a cattle drive whereas Baylor I felt welcomed and treated with the upmost response and dignity from the moment I checked in to guest services.

Great facility & staff. Great communication. Most impressive is results texted to patient with…read moreunderstandable explanations in both medical & laymens terms. 1st time seeing that - wish all medical entities would do that so a person has a clue as to what's going on before waiting for your next doctor's visit.

Friendly staff, clean facility, but bring a wheelbarrow full of money!! Since I haven't met my…read moredeductible for the year, they charged me $889 on the day of the procedure. Then unexpectedly, I received another bill for $660. When I inquired, I was told that the first amount was for the CT scan, then the second was for the contrast. These people should be armed and wearing ski masks as far as I'm concerned. I wish I would have done my research beforehand, but found a website: MDsave.com, could have had the whole procedure done for $310 close by.

Quick service Clean facilities…read more Staff is pleasant, respectful, professional and knowledgeable from start to finish.

I believe it is important to take care of ourselves, especially as we get older. Breast cancer is…read moreserious business, and getting screened yearly is crucial to catching it early. Solis makes the process so easy/quick, and as painless as possible. I always book ahead of time and am surprised when the reminder pops up that it's my time to come in. Upon arrival you check in and give your ID and insurance card. You will get called back to go over some questions on an iPAD and you will be walked back to the changing rooms. In the changing rooms you are given a bag to carry your belongings in. Next up is the screening part. I'm one of the lucky ones that the process of the "booby-mashing" doesn't bother me in the least. It might be a little uncomfortable but only for a short time. I had a 7am appointment on a Friday. I was at my office with a Starbucks in hand before 8am. I had my results on Monday. Easy peasy, ladies.

In/out with procedure was timely as well as the results reviewed by my doctor and myself…read more The location of this location is perfect for me also without heavy traffic with several entrances to the parking lot.

They took money upfront when they take assignment!!! Still waiting on refund bewareread more

I can't begin to share how much I appreciate my Neurologist for not stopping until he found a place…read morethat understood my needs. The staff at American Dynamic Imaging was simply amazing and considerate. The technician understood the dynamics of claustrophobic and made sure I was well prepared for a positive experience.

I am highly claustrophobic to the point that all my former MRIs were in a hospital under a local…read moreanesthesia. For the FIRST time ever I was able to sit comfortable and unafraid for multiple MRIs. It was a game changer! Everyone was professional and courteous. I would highly recommend to anyone who has this issue.

Technologist was professional. Greeted me and introduced herself. Thoroughly explained procedures…read moreto me . I liked the efficient means of accessing my report.

This place is always a wait and they do not explain billing. I was recently charged twice and they…read moresaid they weren't able to fix it in the office and to wait a couple days to see if it would go away. It did not go away and now it's been over a week since they said they were going to investigate. So now I have an extra $350 on my credit card that needs paid! This place is not worth the trouble.

We first met Dr. Modi at Presbyterian Denton, Texas when my husband was brought there with…read morerespiratory arrest. While I am still angry with the way things went on that day in the ER, how long it took them to realize they needed to perform emergency tracheotomy and not waste time trying to shove the tube in his throat searching for vocal cords - my husband came to and I made peace with the rest of ithe mess. The second time my husband was transferred to Presby Denton was when he had carotid bleeding. Through Dr. Modi, we met Dr. Suominen, the butcher. When Dr. Suominen offered carotid stenting, it sounded dangerous, but Dr. Suominen convinced us how good he was at it. I asked Dr. Modi if we should go to a bigger hospital, he said that my husband could start bleeding any time again and it's best we did it there. The bleeding at that time was under control for almost 8-9 hours, so they had a ton of time to transfer us, but they didn't. Dr. Modi states in his notes that he "offered" us to go to another facility. That's a lie. Maybe if he had really offered it, insisted on it, helped to speed it up and moved us to, as he calls it in his notes, a "higher level of care", the stenting would've been performed by more talented and prominent radiologists, and my wonderful husband would've been saved. They say they told us about the stroke possibility (or as they call it "small chance of stroke"), but nowhere does it say that the radiologist was going to be lousy and wreckless performing it without embolic protection. It just never crosses your mind to ask "are you going to use the filter?" Who knows about these things? You trust the doctors, you imagine they are doing everything in their power to keep you safe. Wrong! We found out from our insurance company that Texas Radiologists' claim was denied because of that. The procedure without distal embolic protection was called experimental, investigational and unproven. Dr. Modi introduced us to that butcher. Dr. Suominen and Dr. Modi knew that Presby Denton didn't have the resources, neurology department or stroke unit, should something happen, yet gambled with our lives anyway. Dr. Modi did nothing to move us to a bigger hospital for such dangerous procedure. To make even that worse, after they stroked my husband and rolled him back in the ICU, Dr. Modi, Dr. Suominen, Charlotte Write offered me tPA...yes, you read it right. I was so crushed and exhausted I couldn't think straight, but something didn't smell right and I refused. Later I found out from several doctors, UTSW and THFW, that tPA would've hemorrhaged my husband 100% as best case scenario or killed him as worst case scenario. The exact words of Dr. Fiesta were "What 4-hour window? You had NO window! Who told you about tPA? He just bled!" I play those words in my head over and over again. None of the doctors could believe I was EVEN given that option, that tPA was even brought up. My husband was the opposite of the candidate. The doctors shook heads and told me I saved my husband by listening to my gut. I responded that I should've listened to my gut when it was telling me to move him out of that god forsaken place, I should've kicked and screamed and carried him on my back. First, they butchered my husband's brain by failing to use a protective device, to take basic steps to prevent a horrific ending. Then, they offered a tPA to finish my husband by hemorrhaging him. It's hard to comprehend that they were that ignorant that thought there was even the slightest chance my husband would survive it. They knew what they were doing. They tried to put a gun in my hand hoping I would pull the trigger, and then it's all on me. I am selling the house simply because I refuse to EVER end up in any Denton, TX hospital if I had to call 911. Unfortunately the ambulance would only take us to Denton since our house falls into that damned area. And if I am still there and get sick, I will crawl to my car half dying or call taxi, but only go to Dallas hospitals.