I had the strangest experience there and probably the most surreal and uncomfortable situation at…read morean imaging place I've ever encountered in my life yesterday. I had to reschedule my first x-ray appointment in Wylie because their equipment had broke down and they were able to reschedule me in Allen the same morning. When I checked in, the lady I worked with was in the far left corner and she was very polite. I had mentioned to her. I did not fill out the online check-in information and preferred to fill out paperwork and she said no problem. When I returned the paperwork to her, I mentioned to her that my birthdate was wrong. I then noticed the lady on my right. (Her name was Coy) spoke under her breath out loud and said ,"If you had filled out the online application, you would've noticed that." It was very flippant remark and with a snippy tone. She was working with another patient and I was taken back by what she had just done and I decided to speak up and advocate for myself, and I said, " Did she just talk under her breath about me ?" to the lady in front of me. And then Coy spoke up again said," oh I didn't mean to hurt your feelings," in which I then replied," you have not hurt my feelings, but you're behaving in a very unprofessional manner, and I can't believe you would be checking out this patient beside me and also be talking under your breath about me which has nothing to do with you." She tried to defend herself and I just walked away and sat down and waited for my x-ray. Once I'm called back, Tricia takes me back to the x-ray room and as she's getting things ready there's a knock on the door and Tricia opens the door and isn't surprised to see Coy at the door and let's her in. !!!!!!!!! Mind you I feel like I'm in a movie right now. It's the craziest thing! I look at Tricia. She doesn't look surprised and is avoiding eye contact with me so I'm thinking to myself, "Had Coy asked permission from Tricia to allow her to corner me in the x-ray room to talk to me again about the situation up front? It was crazy. Coy starts apologizing to me and states that I've misunderstood and she had no bad intention. I'm still freaking out that this is even happening and I look at Coy and I tell her that I didn't appreciate her talking about me under her breath when she wasn't even the person checking me in or taking my payment and she kept talking over me and she wouldn't let me finish my sentence. Tricia, the x-ray tech was just watching not doing anything about it not telling Coy to go away not protecting me as a patient and I finally had to raise my voice and tell Coy to get out of the room so I could get my x-rays completed. It was absolutely bizarre and frightening at the same time and I couldn't believe Coy had gone from the front desk to the x-ray room to talk to me about this when I'm trying to get an x-ray. I was so shaken up. It was very hard for me to go through the next 15 minutes of x-rays. I was so upset. I was on the verge of tears. It was horrible. I spoke to the manager Lauren afterwards and she was very kind to listen to my experience and she assured me that they would be escalating this to upper management and it would be taken care of. I have not heard from their office yet, but I hope this never happens to anyone else. It was truly traumatic and it made no sense.

What a wonderful place!…read more After a terrible experience elsewhere, I decided to try Envision. Sheesh, I am so glad I did! It was a great experience from walking in the door; it's a welcoming office, clean, and the team is courteous, from booking the appointment to the actual visit! The "People in the back," Jason and Millie, who actually did the MRI, were very kind and communicative (every step of the way); they followed safety protocols (gloves, needle, etc.). I am grateful to have found this place. If you're looking for a place that treats you with heart... like a human being, this is your place! A big fat THANK YOU to Envision Imaging (Allen, TX),

If you can't make it to the moon, at least aim for the North Star--because apparently that's where…read moretop-tier MRI experiences are happening. I recently had an MRI at NorthStar Diagnostic Imaging , Allen, and I have to say... I was not expecting to leave smiling after voluntarily entering what is essentially a very polite, high-tech tube. But here we are. From the moment I walked in, the staff operated like a well-rehearsed pit crew--efficient, friendly, and reassuring without overdoing it. There's a calm professionalism in the air that makes you feel like you're in very capable hands (and not about to be launched into orbit... probably). And then there's Zahra--the MRI professional who deserves her own spotlight. If there were an Employee of the Month (EOM) hall of fame, she'd already have a reserved parking space. Clear instructions, great energy, and just the right amount of humor to make the whole process smooth and surprisingly pleasant. She turned what could have been a tense experience into something that felt easy and even--dare I say--enjoyable. Bottom line: If you ever find yourself needing an MRI and wondering where to go, skip the rocket ship--NorthStar Diagnostic Imaging will get you stellar service right here on Earth.

The staff are very pleasant and good. My problem is their poor accounting and refund process…read more Somehow a few visits 2 years ago ended up with a $95 credit. It was never refunded to me. I only found out after a recent visit and not until after when insurance settled and they wanted the remainder due, I found then the credit was applied. I called them twice to alert and politely complain about them having my $$ for 2 years. No explanation other than it was applied to your bill. Good customer service would have returned my money long ago. I wonder how many others are due money and have no clue. I'll choose others for service going forward.

I have gone to Dr. Khan for over 34 years . He has staff members that have been there for that many…read moreyears as well!! They are amazing ! I do hate the fact that I in am continually in his office. Amazing doctor and Mary is his PA and she just as amazing!

From the owner: Best Oncologist and Hematologist in DFW! Offering the most advanced, patient centered care to DFW…read morefor over 40 years! Call us today! 972-548-9690.

I want to recognize the labor and delivery unit. Everyone including all nurses were professional,…read moreknowledgeable, and attentive. We were skeptical being moved here at first, but ultimately we are grateful. Everyone here was phenomenal and I appreciate them for guiding us through the birth of our first daughter.

I went to the ER at Medical City Mckinney Texas on 121 in Mckinney on 6/22/26 around 5:30 pm…read more Presented with high blood pressure, light headed, and shortness of breath. Walked into the facility with my neighbor, who had brought me in. They took me back fairly quick (about 10 minutes) Nurse hooked me up to take my BP and O2 stats. BP was very high (224/110ish) O2 levels up and down between 82-93. Daughter had arrived about 10-15 minutes later and came back to the ER room. Nurse 1 comes back with EKG machine and declares the machine does not work and needs to get another machine. 45 minutes (could have been longer) another machine was tried for an EKG by same nurse and declared that machine did not work either. Rolls that one out. The nurse tried to draw blood and was unsuccessful. Another nurse comes back in to try to draw blood and after the four attempts and multiple bruises was finally successful. (approximate wait was another 30-60 minutes). Only blood was drawn at this time. I now have 5 puncture marks where they were digging for a vein and bruising was already seen. Blood was drawn from the tube that was put in the arm to administer medication and future blood draws. A new Ekg machine wheeled in by a new tech. He runs the EKG and there is no paper in the machine. He does not know how to load the machine and has to ask for assistance. At this point I am very stressed with all the malfunctioning equipment and lack of experienced staff. PA comes in the room after about an hour to 2 hours later (no meds administered for BP yet) PA asks me questions but offers nothing medically (my expectations for the PA were that I would know what was causing the spike in BP or at least be given medication to bring down the BP but that did not happen.) PA leaves O2 stats are still fluctuating. I asked for a manual BP check because I have numerous issues with the automated BP machines in the past. I was told by Nurse 1 that she did not know where a manual cuff was. Respiratory therapy was administered around 8 or 9 (not totally clear on the time) Administered a breathing treatment. Nurse 1 comes in and I again asked for a manual BP check. She said she was really busy (I must add that I witnessed, as did my daughter, Nurse 1 and the PA having a race with the wheel chair in the hallway, they were playing around and laughing prior to me asking for a cuff. Thoughts were they had time for THAT but not time for the patient. ER's are very stressful for patients and staff. I am all about laughing and relief from the stress but as a patient being ignored, the optics were not great. Sat in the ER about another 3 hours before anyone even checked on me. I had gotten up about 3-5 times to use the restroom during that time. No BP meds administered yet. It is midnight and finally a physician comes in and says "I see the BP medication is not working" to which my daughter and I both announce 'NONE were administered". She says we are going to have to admit you because I cannot let you leave with your BP this high. No beds were available. It's midnight and it is obvious that no one in a bed was going to check out at that time so I waited. Meanwhile I asked again for a manual BP check. Physician leaves, my daughter goes to my house to pack a bag. And about 15 minutes after the physician leaves they bring in BP meds. Let's be clear I was admitted at 6:00pm and no meds until midnight. A paramedic came in to take a manual BP but struggled with the cuff. He had to get another one stating the other one did not work. He fumbled with it and kept trying to see if he could read it, looked up at the monitor and stated it's the same as what is up there. I am no expert, but it appeared he did not know how to manually take my pressure. I truly cannot prove that but given everything that had happened up to that point, coupled with all the malfunctioning equipment, my confidence was waning. Meds were not administered for my BP until after midnight. Not enough room to continue the story but I will end with I Left against Medical advice after a number of other things happened. Checked into Medical Center Dallas Heart and Vascular and received EXCELLENT care. Within 10 minutes there I had EKG, Blood work with only one try, Chest x-ray, and medication to lower my BP AND the doctor had come in!! That is how it should be. Medical City Mckinney should be shut down. Notifying, CEO MC Mckinney and Dallas AND Medicare AND Robert Kennedy. Unacceptable.

If you've been coming to this specific location for years, don't panic when you can't find them --…read morethey've moved!! They were east of the McKinney Hospital -- now they're in the new building on the far west side of the hospital. Definitely an upgrade from the old digs lol. The Yelp address on this page is correct. Four Stars for what I went through! My order for a diagnostic mammogram took weeks to process. Every time I called Solis, they swore they never got the fax from my PCP. My PCP swore Solis was the problem. Pointing fingers at each other caused me to make an in-person visits to both places to finally secured my appointment. Not great customer service. While sitting in the lobby for my appointment, a few patients started chatting -- turns out, they were in the same paperwork purgatory too. Outside the paperwork issues, every person I interacted with -- front desk, techs, and doctor -- was incredibly kind, helpful, and patient. The actual care was excellent, even if the road to get there felt like running an obstacle course in flip-flops.

They used to be good. Starting with scheduling, I had to speak with 2 separate individuals. Neither…read morewere knowledgeable and both sounded like they were in bed, very muffled and clearly perturbed when I asked them to repeat themselves. Also, neither were particularly knowledgeable or helpful. The office manager can only repeat what their guidelines are and wouldn't dare lift a finger to actually help. The intake ladies were nice, but like the office manager, only repeated guidelines making it impossible for me to move forward. I know this service is a cash cow and business is clearly very good. I guess that's why decent customer service bypassed. It's also very necessary and. I'll be looking to get it done with a business that actually tries to assist patients.

Called 972-920-0120 to set up an appt. Doctor already sent requested tests to the office twice…read more Normally the office would call the patient to set up the appt but i heard nothing from Rayus. I have Tried to call back for days but could not get through. How long does one need to be on hold? We have things to do. Answer the phone!!!!

I had an ultrasound and it went. The tech explained the procedure and what would after it…read morecompleted. Check in easy and quick.

Fast and easy! Scheduled day before and they were ready on arrival. Super easy just lay there for…read more10 minutes and then an email will arrive within 10 minutes with all your info. The technician was nice and friendly. Results give alot of insight if you're looking to have a baseline on your health. Non invasive and so insightful. I know these have mixed reviews but I felt it was helpful to my fitness journey. Would recommend!

I have been a BodySpec customer for approximately three years and have completed numerous scans…read more When I arrived for my appointment, I knocked on the van door and, after receiving no response, opened the door to announce my arrival. The technician became very upset and informed me that customers are not supposed to open the van door. My first concern is that this protocol is not communicated anywhere in the appointment process. I reviewed my confirmation email, appointment instructions, and other communications, and there is no instruction telling customers not to open the van door, to wait outside until called, or to look for any readiness indicator.  When I asked how I was supposed to know this procedure, I was told it was clearly stated in the appointment email. It is not. My second concern is how the interaction was handled. I was treated as though I had knowingly violated an established rule when, in reality, I was following the arrival process I had come to understand through years of experience as a BodySpec customer. I have completed numerous scans over approximately three years, and technicians often do not open the door at the appointment time, and I have never seen any signage/indicator in the van window depicting whether the van is ready for the next client.   As a result, knocking and then opening the door after receiving no response had become the only practical way to determine whether the appointment was ready to begin.  Put simply, it is not reasonable to hold customers accountable for violating a procedure that was never communicated and is inconsistent with the experience BodySpec has repeatedly created for returning customers. My third concern is the justification that was given. The technician explained that she was alone in the van and did not know who I was or what my intentions were.  While I understand the importance of employee safety, that concern does not justify blaming a legitimate customer for failing to follow an unpublished protocol.  More importantly, the reasoning itself is difficult to reconcile with the situation. If unauthorized entry is considered a genuine safety concern, the solution should be clear instructions, visible signage, and/or physical controls such as a locked door. i.e., An undocumented customer procedure does little to address someone with actual bad intentions, while creating unnecessary conflict with paying customers who are simply trying to attend their appointments. A customer cannot reasonably be expected to comply with a rule that has never been communicated, and a person with malicious intent would be unlikely to follow that rule regardless. What is most disappointing is that this situation was entirely avoidable. A simple instruction in the appointment confirmation such as "Please do not open the van door. Wait outside until the technician invites you in" would have prevented the entire interaction. I have been a loyal customer for years, which is why this experience was so surprising and frustrating. Unfortunately, this interaction has significantly damaged my confidence in BodySpec. I hope the company will review both the customer communication process and the way situations like this are handled in the future so that other customers do not have a similar experience.

They provide excellent care. I have a difficult to treat auto immune condition.They take care of…read moreseetting me up with specialist. I have never experienced a office with this much ease. I highly reccomend them!

I came in for rib pain and saw Ana, FNP. She was patient, kind, thorough, and compassionate. I…read moreappreciated her care and the care of her MA's and office staff. Everyone was pleasant, welcoming, and helpful. The Dr walked by and made sure I had been seen and taken care of as she saw me sitting in a room, waiting. I truly felt cared about. I am waiting on Radiologist report and that will determine if referrals and/or treatment are necessary. Either way, I felt comfortable and welcomed as a first-timer. Thank you.