I have never had an issue with this location until this particular appointment, 7/8/24. I checked in as usual and filled out the "has anything changed since last year" questionnaire on their Ipad. On this questionnaire, there is a question that asks if you are experiencing any pain or discomfort in any or both breasts. I answered yes. I had (and still have as I write this) a burning sensation in my right breast. Anyway, I get called by a member of the front office staff to head to the 2nd step of the process which is; of course, the changing/waiting area. I change and am waiting my turn (had been waiting 15 minutes) when the same front office staffer asks to speak to me. I'm thinking there's a problem with my insurance or something. She walks me to the front office area with my "boob cape" still on (we were not in the main waiting area when you first walk in but the side area that you can access by going through the main waiting room door where everyone still has to pass to go on to Step 2 --which is the change and wait station. This employee proceeds to relay a message to me from the Solis doctor on duty that I can't be seen, because I have a pain in my breast and I need to schedule an appointment to see my PCP so that she can run her diagnostics, send the results back to this West Plano Solis location, then I can reschedule and get my mammogram. I could neither get mad at the messenger nor tell her my concerns because she's the front office help. What can she do? My confusion is that I am literally sitting in a place that examines breasts. I feel at ease, confident because I know the Solis folk will have some answers for me at a later date once they study their images. They have a question on their intake/check-in form that asks if you're experiencing any pain in any of them. You answer honestly and get sent home? Without any screening?? I wasn't getting surgery. They weren't treating anything. They are just taking 3D images! This doesn't make sense to me. My pain started the week before this appointment and I didn't worry about it because I knew I had my annual mammo the following week and thought they would at least look at it through their 3D imaging and get in contact with my doctor. It's not like I had been dealing with this pain for weeks or months. If that had been the case, I would have immediately contacted my PCP for next steps. Moral of the story: I should have lied. Then maybe I would have been seen. This is not over. I will be contacting corporate because this is not okay. I am very disappointed in my experience at this location. After July 8, 2024, I will be transferring my records of over 10 years from this location to another location. read more