Clean, professional medical center in Reno servicing imaging medical services. Friendly staff…read more Process quickly.

I have been a patient at Reno Diagnostic Centers for many years and previously received reliable…read morecare. While some staff members continue to provide excellent service, my recent experiences highlight several areas that need improvement. Scheduling and communication issues have become a significant problem. My doctor ordered both a diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound. During my initial attempt to book the appointments, the first representative was inflexible and insisted I use a different location instead of the Sierra Rose site I requested. On the day of my appointment, I waited more than 30+ minutes past my scheduled time only to learn that the appointment order had been changed without notice. The sonographer performed the ultrasound first, found everything clear and benign, and, after review by the onsite doctor, recommended canceling the mammogram. The sonographer was very professional and thorough; however, the issues were clearly outside of her control. This was a front office and scheduling problem. The overall coordination was poor and confusing. Compounding the frustration, I received a follow-up call the next day informing me that I still needed to schedule the mammogram. This was especially stressful and confusing, as it directly contradicted the previous day's assessment and my doctor's original orders. For the next couple of days, RDC continued calling me persistently about scheduling a follow-up mammogram. The representatives had difficulty communicating clearly, and the calls ended without resolution. I'm also unsure whether it is standard practice to override a doctor's order for a diagnostic mammogram when one was performed within the prior 30 days. Additionally, as a self-pay patient, I was charged a 3% interest fee on my credit card (waived only for cash or check). This practice feels inconsistent with industry standards and adds unnecessary burden to patients. In today's largely cashless society, this feels like an unnecessary burden on patients. Medical practices can typically deduct these fees as business expenses, making it preferable for the office to absorb them rather than pass them on to loyal self-pay customers. It appears the center has undergone an acquisition, and many team members seem to be in training. These changes appear to have impacted service consistency and communication quality. I requested to speak with a manager and sent a follow-up email, but I have not received any response. I hope management will address the scheduling processes, staff training, coordination with referring physicians, and billing policies so that Reno Diagnostic Center can restore the high level of care it was once known for. This review is intended to help bring these issues to their attention.

October is breast cancer awareness month . The American Cancer Society suggests that women ages 40…read moreand older who have previously shown no symptoms of breast cancer should undergo a yearly mammogram. Mammography is a low-dose x-ray procedure that allows for the visualization of the internal structure of the breast. All the women in my life are firm believers and are tested regularly. Saint Mary's Center for Cancer was named the first accredited breast center in Nevada by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers. Partly because of the mammogram they provide includes two digitally acquired images of each breast, analysis by the computer-assisted diagnosis system, a radiologist's interpretation, and your final report. It makes sense to undergo this test and discover any problems early or give yourself peace of mind. They're located on campus behind the main hospital and offer convenient structure parking. 10/19

Both my primary care Physician & Cartiololgist are located in the same building as Saint Mary's…read moreImaging. Their care quality is unfortunately lacking as 3 of the last 4 visits for Doctor required imaging, the office staff has told me either the machines aren't working ot there was a staff shortage requiring having to go to Saint Mary's Hospital and go through an extended wait just to be checked in by another staff member.

This is a great group of physicians, they are really personable, easy to talk to, and very…read moreknowledgeable. Their support staff are really nice people who genuinely care about their patients. It looks like there was issues in the past around their billing but I cannot speak to that. All I know is that I would gladly recommend my friends and family to have their X-rays or any IR procedures done by Reno rad.

I had a frustrating experience with the billing department at Reno Radiological Associates…read more After receiving an X-ray bill from the day I gave birth, I set up an autopay payment plan for $25/month. The payments processed correctly for five months and then suddenly stopped due to an issue on their end. I never noticed because it was on autopay but since the payments stopped, I started receiving past-due and collection notices even though I had set up autopay specifically to avoid this situation. When I called, they confirmed something happened with the account on their side but still expected me to immediately pay the remaining balance. I continued paying my agreed monthly amount, yet I still received a notice saying I defaulted on the payment plan. The balance itself was small, but the billing process and communication were frustrating and disappointing. Patients shouldn't have to deal with collection warnings because of internal billing errors.

Dr Erica Stevens, primary care physician. Great person, great primary physician. Listens, explains,…read morevery thorough. Two thumbs up for Dr Stevens.

This ER was recommended by the paramedics taking me as a medical emergency, after being prematurely…read moredischarged by Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department. That review and update can be found here: https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=7059b957e07c44b7&si=AMgyJEtREmoPL4P1I5IDCfuA8gybfVI2d5Uj7QMwYCZHKDZ-E4r_9Gt1crzzTCJckVWby8JzuqctMqNxza7iOfVcNqNnVxpWezKAuTr3EP5MCodYtqJRaIbbk8Oj_4UmzwjvHJ0oYUFa-tJ38VdOCD71ir5hDetIbQ%3D%3D&q=ER+at+McCarran+NW+Reviews&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiJ7ZrN6caRAxU0LEQIHf5hN5MQ0bkNegQINBAE&biw=1152&bih=585&dpr=2.5 I presented to Saint Mary's ED as a consequence of the illegal care administered at Northern Nevada Medical Center's Emergency Department with severe abdominal pain persisting for two weeks (that had been meticulously tracked with a Medical Assistant Software my partner created, that was and has been tracking these incidents minute-to-minute ). What followed was not the provision of medical care consistent with Nevada law or accepted standards of practice, but a sequence of dismissals, misrepresentations, and dangerous prescribing decisions (AGAIN) that placed me, the patient, at risk and violated my rights. 1. Clinical Analysis of the Discharge Record Even though the staff verbally "scoffed" and suggested it was just a 'kidney stone', the After Visit Summary tells a different story: Official Diagnosis: They have officially documented Ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstruction as a primary diagnosis. This is not a "simple kidney stone"; it is the exact pathology identified at the first ER. Abnormal Lab Results: My urinalysis showed Trace Protein and 1+ Ketones, which indicates my kidneys are under stress. Medication: They administered Ketorolac (Toradol) at 6:32 PM. Toradol is an NSAID that can be hard on the kidneys; given my history of kidney failure, this needs to be monitored closely. Breach of the Standard of Care: This occurs when a provider fails to provide the level of care a competent professional would. (e.g., dismissing an acute UPJ obstruction as "chronic pain" without new imaging). Failure to Diagnose / Delay in Diagnosis: The refusal by SMRMC to perform a new CT or MRI despite worsening lab markers (Protein/Ketones) and a 1.9 cm lesion. Patient Abandonment/Violation of Rights: Repeated requests for a Patient Advocate were denied, and call buttons were ignored. I WILL ADD THIS TO MY ON-GOING CASE, PICTURED BELOW AND THE COMPARISONS OF BOTH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FALIURES.

I had lunch the other day in the cafeteria. Everything is a fair price. You mostly pay for suff by…read moreweight. However, I got the club sandwich and I think it was just a little over six dollars. I can't find their menu posted anywhere in line, but it changes daily. There's also a really good little coffee cart. Rene makes the best coffee! #lunch #cafeteria #price #staff #sandwich #menu #coffee #cart #rene

As far as gyms go this one is perfect for us. It is very laid back with mostly older people. With 3…read morefloors in total, there's something for everyone. On the 1st floor is the main lobby, a kids center, salt water pool and changing rooms. They also have seperate mens and womens saunas and hot tubs in the changing rooms. The 2nd floor is where you'll find all the free weights, weight lifting machines, all the different cardio machines and a huge running/walking track. All your classes like yoga, spinning, Tai Chi and HIIT training are on the 3rd floor. There's a 7 level parking structure with minimal walking and badge access on the door. Fees vary by type of membership. With our employee discount the monthly fees are around $40 per person. A small eatery with pretty good eats is available and incredible staff awaits you.

I was obtaining a referral for an ENT specialist in Reno and was initially referred to a provider…read more Unfortunately, I later discovered that the ENT office no longer accepts Aetna, which created an unexpected setback. As a result, I had to call back a second and third time. Both Lacy and Caitlyn were incredibly patient, caring, and friendly throughout the entire process. They took the time to answer all of my questions, provided the information I needed, and promptly submitted a new referral so I could be seen. Lacy and Caitlyn didn't stop there--they went above and beyond by providing additional resources and helping me explore other options. I truly appreciate their kindness, professionalism, and willingness to help. Thank you both for making what could have been a frustrating experience much easier to navigate!

Our experience on the medical-surgical floor was appalling. My family member was placed in an…read moreextremely cramped room with two elderly homeless patients from a shelter who were belligerent, fighting, screaming, and yelling at staff. One used a bedside commode only inches from her bed. The environment was chaotic, frightening, and completely lacking in privacy. After we requested a different room, she was left in a public family waiting room for more than three hours. Basic requests for water and assistance with painful, bloody IVs were repeatedly ignored. Nurse Camille was rude, confrontational, and dismissive of legitimate medical concerns. When we attempted to escalate those concerns, Charge Nurse Grace supported Camille rather than helping us obtain appropriate medical attention. Most disturbing, Grace repeatedly refused and physically blocked our attempts to speak with the House Supervisor. She told us, "He will not come down for this. He is going to follow my leadership." She also responded to our concerns with, "It is what it is." A charge nurse should help patients access the appropriate chain of command--not stand in the way of it. The lack of compassion, professionalism, privacy, and concern for patient safety on this medical-surgical floor was shocking.

My son had an medical procedure and they did a great job! Ashland and Mark did a great job! The new…read morewing is great and looks great! Thank you all!

Worse phone system in the World, trying to get ahold of anyone is a super pain and prolonged…read moreprocess.

Due to a lot of of crazy things done in my youth, it seems more and more than I have to have lots…read moreof tests for various reasons. Today I had to have a CT scan. My insurance requires that I go to St. Mary's, and quite often I find St. Mary's less than spectacular. However, today was stellar. Mario was the technician, and he had an assistant (whose name escapes) me started with a short explanation of how the test was gonna go. They told me would take about 10 minutes and that's about how long it took. They prepared me with an IV for the dye. They help me get comfortable and then allowed the machine to do his work. After it was all over, I told Mario that I accidentally parked in the emergency area, and he escorted me through the emergency room so I didn't have to walk on the outside of the whole hospital. From start to finish the whole process of a double CT scan took less than 45 minutes. I think that is record time for entering a medical facility for an appointment. I definitely recommend the radiology department here

My son had an ultrasound appointment and everything went smoothly from the appointment scheduling…read moreto receiving the results on My Chart. Friendly, helpful folks. The directions on maneuvering around the hospital made it easy. Results in less than an hour online with a follow-up call the next day. Perfect.

Dr Noh is an excellent radiologist. He's very professional, empathetic, and funny. If you have a…read morechoice, I highly recommend him.