I have been going here for about 2 years. Chest Xray, Knee MRI , Bladder MRI Including Prostate and…read moreUreters, and Foot Xray. The techs are great, the office is well run but personable and the staff is excellent.

My ultrasound report said I had a nodule that was 3 cm. On the next page, it said the nodule was 3…read moremm. BIG MISTAKE. Even with your addendum, I don't trust you.

Facility was clean and modern. Staff was welcoming. respectful and considerate.They answered all…read morequestions. The mammo procedure itself was more effficient, since their modern equipment moved to take several imsges. Avoiding adjusting and readjusting to capture accururate pictures. I had an area of concern. Doctor and staff explained everything in detail and a sonogram was performed immediately, avoiding the need to wait and schedule another visit . Very professional and caring. Fortunately, it was determined that it was not an issue to be concerned about. But the staff was very thorough in evaluation and diagnosis. Good experience all around

I called for assistance, was transferred several times the last representative was really rude! And…read morehung up on me. I never experienced anything like this. Very dissapointed. I also tried calling back & they refuse to answer my call.

Recently went there to have a port put in. In the last 10-12 years I've been to many doctors and…read moreother medical facilities , but Verrazano Vascular is at the top of the list. The entire staff were informative, friendly, highly professional and every step of my procedure was explained. Try he procedure went well and the staff deserves full credit for creating a warm and welcoming environment

Amazing, open 10 years, and this is their first review. It blows my mind for a team that is so kind…read moreand empathetic. 1- It was Friday afternoon, they were fully booked... Nobody wants to stay late Friday, but they squeezed me in due to the high risk of DVT. 2- Hilight of the visit was the ultrasound scan performed by Christie(sp?). Insurance was giving issues, and in the end she said I don't care, I have to worry about you and your leg, don't worry about billing. PATIENT FIRST!... It's everyone's mantra, but how may Doctor's offices actually walk the walk? 3-Finally, Dr. Tarantini, even though he had just finished a procedure and had to rush to the hospital for 3 emergencies, made time to stop in. He read the US, prescribed a blood thinner and antibiotic and even formulated a follow up plan. Great job all around recommended without hesitation!

My wife came here for a thoracic mri…read more The process of getting the mri done was smooth and hassel free, but the real issues came aftwards. She came here becase she has severe back pain, and the doctor wanted to see what was going on. Scolosis is a known issue of hers, but they wanted to see what else was going on. The report came to the docs office several days later, and to the docs surprise, the report said everything looked normal; no scolosis, no bulges, nothing. The doc asked that we get the films so she can review. My wife goes to the imaging place, and has to argue to get a copy of the films. Films go to doc, doc sees scolosis, herniations, disc degenerations etc. My wife calls the imaging place to just let them know what happened, and the owner was arguing with her and getting defensive. He barely let her get a word in, even though all she wanted to do was let them know about the error in the report. I got on the phone with him, raised my voice a little, and told him to get new radiologists. the location was very convenient, but not worth all the other issues we encountered.

My experience with Richmond Imaging has been summarily unsatisfactory. With the plethora of…read moreavailable service providers in the healthcare industry today I would advise that you seek treatment elsewhere. After initially scheduling an appointment I was contacted by the office manager. She informed me that I would be required to pay a few hundred dollars up front in cash for my MRI (knee). Since I am fully insured I was surprised to hear this and asked the office manager to explain why this was necessary. She didn't explain the reasoning behind my supposedly required payment but made sure to make it sound as if I was somehow better off paying this money up front as opposed to having the procedure billed through my insurance. She even indicated that she had spoken to a healthcare rep from my plan on my behalf and learned that I had not yet fulfilled my deductible. At that moment I simply agreed to her proposal and made an immediate call to my healthcare provider. They assured me that I would simply be responsible for 20% of the procedure as billed since I had already met my deductible and indicated that I should under no circumstances be paying up front for ANY procedure. On the day of my appointment the office was late opening by approximately 15 minutes (I had the first available appointment of the day). After informing the staff at the front desk that no up front payment was forthcoming and filling out the necessary paperwork I was seen shortly thereafter. The technician was pleasant and competent. No problems there. The amount I was eventually billed by my insurance provider was less than half the amount the office manager originally proposed that I pay them.

I cannot say enough good things about the doctor and the entire team at PDC Ultrasound. Throughout…read moremy pregnancy, they made me feel heard, supported, and truly cared for. When I was going through a particularly stressful time toward the end of my pregnancy, the doctor and his team went above and beyond to advocate for me. They continued communicating, supporting me, and fighting to make sure my concerns were heard and that I received the care I needed. I'm incredibly grateful to have had a team that was willing to stand beside me and advocate for me until the very end. Their compassion, dedication, and genuine concern for both me and my baby meant more than they know. Thank you to the entire PDC Ultrasound team for making me feel supported during such an important and emotional time. I would highly recommend them to any expecting mother.

I started seeing Dr. Guirguis at PDC ultrasound this September. This is my first pregnancy. I am…read moreType 1 diabetic so I knew that I needed to see a specialist with high risk in pregnancy and diabetes. Dr. Guirguis was recommended to me by someone else who was diabetic and they had a great experience so I figured I would give the office a try. His computer system is able to link up with my NYU computer system so he is able to see all of my sugars just like my endocrinologist. I have had the greatest experiences so far. Doctor Guirguis immediately lets you know that you can reach him at any time with any questions or emergencies and he means that. This is something that I don't think most doctors are willing to offer patients. I reached Dr. Guirguis via texting and phone calls for a few scares & the office immediately let me come in that day for an emergency scan. I don't think many places do this. I was also able to reach him after with follow up photos and updates. I also reached Dr. Guirguis when it came to scares with genetic testing. He immediately guided me on what my husband and I needed to do in order to get the right testing done quickly. After speaking with the office, I realized that the doctor was answering me about this via text while on a vacation out of the country and I had no idea. The office workers are great. Jennifer at the front desk is always so pleasant, and keeps you upbeat and happy while taking your bloodwork. They take your blood and send it out there so you don't need to go to a separate lab. My big anatomy sonogram scans have been done with Raquel. She is fun, pleasant, answers every question you need and lets you know exactly what she sees. She allows you to leave with pictures, and I always leave happier than I went in. My emergency scans have been done with Blenda. She is amazing! She has kept me completely calm twice when I could be in a big panic. She is gentle, kind, and understands the scare of being a new mom. She also answers any question you need on the spot. Again, I have always left feeling better after working with her. I do not have enough nice things to say so far about this office. Looking forward to all of my following appointment appointments up until May with them.

They cancel appointments without notifying patient . Would not recommend this place to anyone else.read more

I've been to Lenox Hill before, but the Hylan Blvd location. I really wish that the Clove Rd…read moreLocation told me that they were sandwiched between an urgent care clinic and a Quest Diagnistics lab. I forgot a mask at home & there were no masks available. Now, a few days after my visit, I'm sick. So thank you Lenox Hill for that. That aside-- I went for a mammo and 3 xrays. I'm grateful that I was able to schedule them all for the same day. I have a long commute to the location, but they're one of the only ones in my health network. The staff was reasonably kind, but I did feel like I was on an assembly line. I don't expect milk & cookies, but when you're going for a mammo you do expect a few things like-- privacy, a gown that's larger than a postage stamp, and a waiting area that isn't wide open. I also expect a clean gown. Not one full of gross little sticky things. I also expect some way to secure my clothes so that I'm not juggling my belongings from the weensy little changing space to the test and back. Which can be a trial during the winter. But there's nothing to secure those valuables. Not even a place to hang your winter coat. Yet, there are signs saying that the location isn't responsible for lost or stolen items, though. There's a handy infographic that tells you to lock or take your items with you. Lock them where? And the small changing space could've accommodated a small locker for patients to lock up their stuff. A little creative organization-- or using a bench that would also house the gowns-- would've given the space for a locker which is exactly what I've used at a number of other radiology sites in the past & not just for mammograms, but a variety of testing where you have to strip in some way. I've never had to lug my belongings from test to test, while trying to retain some small shred of decency. I've also had a choice of gown size or at least a one-size-fits-all that actually fits. And I'm not a massive woman either. But all the gowns in the bin were the same size. I wasn't going to tear open them all to check, but the staff let me fend for myself. The staff had other important things to consider, like who got flowers sent to them on their birthday and who was being a "b-tch". I was told to change and take a seat to wait for my mammo. I was also told to open the curtain when I was dressed and ready for the test. But within moments of opening the curtain, a male patient comes along to go to his exam next door to the changing area. He paused infront of where I sat for a fraction of a moment, as though he was as confused as I was, and was ushered along to his exam room. I was dumbfounded that the mammo testing area wasn't separated in some way? I had to sit there, curtain open, postage stamp sized gown that wouldn't close properly because one tie was torn, for almost 25 minutes after my scheduled exam. That plus the cross-talk from staff complaining about a fellow staffer that they apparently didn't like also made my anxiety soar. I have a number of issues (aside from anxiety and chronic pain) that made that experience excruciating. The anxiety of having another random guy walk by was so stressful that I almost left. Had the tech not called me for my test, I would have as I watched the minutes tick by. I hope that the Lenox Hill staff reevaluate how they subject women to such discomfort during an exam that many women struggle to take. It's already uncomfortable and for some, it's actually painful. Contorting to get the images is itself a test of will for someone with scoliosis or other issues. But I swallowed the anxiety of the test itself because the alternative, not getting tested, is unthinkable for me. I had no idea I'd be subjected to the stress of sitting in an open-fronted, malfunctioning gown in an open waiting area. And then after the test, having to walk to the other test area, juggling all my belongings-- including my winter coat since it was like 20 degrees outside-- trying not to have my gown open completely? And then to have the staff in the other exam area look at me like I was nuts for wanting to put my shirt on & not suffer the other exams wearing the same gown? I shouldn't have had to explain that I was cold in order not to get the quizzical wtf looks. But, for all I know she was the one being called the B-word by her colleagues. Then there was the dusty mammogram machine. Yes. Dust. That's not something I have EVER seen on any testing machine. And you name the test, I've had it. You'd think in the post-COVID era, that dust wouldn't be allowed to collect in any medical facility. Especially not one that's housed with an urgent care. That lack of cleanliness, despite the tech's gloves, made me question what else hadn't been cleaned properly. This is a machine that's also pretty expensive-- so wouldn't that level of dust mess up the works? Otherwise, the staff was decent. I know they're busy. But maybe people should be treated with a little dignity.