If you do a meet and greet dry-run to the location, as I did... just be sure your doctor has given…read moreyou the proper address. Mine didn't. With that clearly stated, I want to stress that the 7509 State Road 52 office has been relocated and is now situated in its own, new constructed building at 7525 S.R. 52 (as of March of 2014). Fortunately, it is in the same parking lot, just out by road (see pictures) I have made the effort to update the address here on Yelp to help my fellow Yelpers. I arrived and was glad I did the dry run. The old office is vacant. Once inside I was lead to a phone where I could schedule an appointment. Dial 151 and you get the scheduler after a bit of a wait - I was third and thatbwait was about ten minutes and unfortunately my call was disconnected. I called back and got Lorraine, I believe her name was. She was incredibly helpful during that second call. She was quite knowledgeable and helped me read the doctor's handwriting without actually being there... Love this person already because I didn't major in hieroglyphics. She also knew the area and suggested a place where I could have my blood drawn, which was required by my doctor. Overall my call lasted 27 minutes, so perhaps you can use that to determine if you would want to do your scheduling from home or not. I found the staff at Radiology Associates to be neatly dressed, polite and very helpful. Parking (see pictures): is very ample - approximately 60 spots with 5 more reserved for those who are handi-"capable". Directions: Take State Road 52 to Zimmerman (there is a traffic light there). If coming from the west turn left (make a right, if you are coming from the east). At the T intersection make a right and drive straight ahead. The building you want will be on your right. Enter through the doors closest to S.R. 52... appears to be suite 101.

Clean office. Quite spacious. Friendly staff. Easy to find. I was very pleased with the quick…read moreefficient service here. If you need an Xray come here.

I've been going to Quest since 2010, and I've ALWAYS preferred them over the other national lab…read morechain. Quest puts its clients first. You can do everything you need to online, such as scheduling an appointment or reviewing your completed tests to see the results. Check-in is incredibly easy. You go up to the kiosk, enter your phone number, and if your ID and health insurance card are not current, all you have to do is lay each in the tray as instructed, and the kiosk will gather your information, which gets you through to your appointment quickly. Even if you wake up in the morning and decide it would be a good day to get your lab tests done, you can go to their website and select an open appointment for that same day, and get through their system quickly once at their location. Yes, you can go there without an appointment, but you may find yourself waiting for a long time while the people who took the time to book an appointment get to be seen quickly. As a matter of fact, I would bet you could go to the facility and make an appointment online with your smartphone while you're in the waiting room and get seen faster than walking in without an appointment. The walk-in queue builds up fast on busy days, and those with appointments are always seen before walk-ins. I just went to Quest on 08-18-2025 after miscommunicating with an appointment set for a lab specialist to come to my home to draw blood from another company. It was a fasting blood test, and I'm hypoglycemic, so when I confirmed not being able to accommodate the home appointment, I went to the Quest website and found just the right appointment. It allowed me to keep on track with the fasting requirement, while not having to wait so long that my blood sugar might drop too low. I had a wonderful experience, quickly logging in for my appointment. I waited less than 5 minutes before I was called. The phlebotomist was very kind, working with my mobility issues (she had cute little cat faces on her whiteboard, which made me happy as I am loath to get my blood drawn). She listened to my suggestions based on getting my bloodwork done every year, so it would be an easy draw, and everything went very smoothly. I was able to get back into my car, where my snacks were before my blood sugar dropped too low. I love Quest's spacious waiting room as it is arranged around the perimeter of the waiting area, so there are no clumped-up spaces of clients waiting like the other major lab company. There are displays all over the waiting area that tell you where you are in line and how many other people are before you, and you can choose to say whether you will be waiting inside the building or outside when you sign in on the kiosk (for those who get uncomfortable in medical facilities). They can send someone out to help you if you can't follow instructions on a screen or if you get confused easily, but a better idea would be to ask a friend or family member to help through the process as you do get put into a queue for those needing help along with all the other people waiting there for their appointments. BTW, I got my blood results in less than 24 hours. Save yourself the hassle. Get your blood done at Quest.

I HATE blood draws, I had one Monday, and went to google the address, and saw these reviews before…read moremine - I legitimately almost cancelled my appointment - I was terrified of all the bad ones. This turned out to be the BEST experience I've had at Quest. It was empty, they called me 10 minutes BEFORE my scheduled time, the nurse was super sweet, and understood completely my fear. I was in and out in probably 4 minutes, and didnt even notice the blood draw for the first time ever. I'm really glad I still went even after I scared myself with these reviews. You have to keep in mind this has like 8? over YEARS and they see TENS OF THOUSANDS of people. I only posted this for the people like who me, who see the bad reviews and freak out - don't believe them, they did excellent for me!

I've has CT scans and MRI's at Excel and found the professional staff to be outstanding, especialy…read morethe lady who very sensitively did the CT scan. The front desk people were efficienct. But the billing office is terrible. Be careful. I don't know how you can protect yourself. Back in August, 2025, I had a test and owed $22.53, which I paid with my credit card. In about January, 2026, I got a call from the biling office requesting payment. I spent about 1/12 hours on a call with the excel biller plus my credit union plus visa. Visa said they would contact Excel later which Excel says Visa did not do. Later, I sent the transaction number to Excel but Excel said their back office could not find it. Excel called me again for the transaction number and I told her I was done with this. But I called my credit union and they researched it to come up with the same transaction number and said it was proof they had paid. There was more wasted time with my credit union. Today, april or 2026, I am mailing the letter the credit card company sent me to Excel along with the bill they sent me again. Here is my take on it. Excel has a problem with young, untrained and unknowlegeable staff who do not know how to check a simple problem. OR they may have a major theft problem. I have invested about five hours of my life trying to accomodate Excel. I am not their employee. Instead of hiring and training people to do the billing, when there is problem, they keep cqlling the customer to solve the problem for them.

I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. I was forced to go back for a second biopsy…read morebecause their tech didn't retrieve a good sample during the first. Of course they billed me for the second which I won't pay. I've been trying to clear this up for months. My biopsies were in Aug. and Oct. of 2024. It's March of 2026. After speaking with them today I was informed they changed billing companies between Aug. and Oct. of 2024 and seems like one is not talking to the other. She had no record of my copay and had to contact the old billing company. It now appears they owe me money. HOWEVER I just received a bill from them today. Do yourself a favor and steer clear!!!

Terrible place. I had surgery there on my back there was no room in the recovery room so they put…read moreme in my own room when I woke up and asked to leave they told me I was in a room and that's where I was supposed to be. I explained to them that I had day surgery and I was supposed to be out by 1:00 it was 8:00 in the evening. The sheriff's had to be called so I could be discharged appropriately. They did not want to let me go. One week later I had emergency back surgery and the exact same thing happened again. Stay away from this hospital they will kill you.

I am writing to you as a patient who was just released on Wednesday, May 7 , 2025 from Bayonet…read moreHospital. I have not received a survey so I thought this would be a good place to start. I was admitted on Monday, May 5 for a heart ablation around 8am. with Dr. Dashan Patel, this was a 4-hour procedure that if anyone knows about heart ablations it's a pretty standard procedure. The procedure went find it was what happened after that kept me in the hospital until late Wednesday. Once I was brought to recovery I had blurred vision in my left eye. The doctor called for a neurologist to check me out. He suggested that I have an artery scan and also a brain MRI. Thank God all came back good. They thought possibly I had a stroke during the procedure. Once I was brought to my room this is where the patient care went downhill and fast. My right arm started swelling like a balloon to find out the nurse who had placed my intravenous had gone through the vein and I was having fluids going into my arm. This took a day of ice packs and warm packs to release these fluids. Also, my husband had to get a nurse to check it our. I was ringing the buzzer and no one was showing up. They had to place two stiches in my groin area in which the nurse said needed to be removed 2 hours after my procedure. I questioned why would you do this since I just had the surgery and the stiches are there to close the opening. So, I agreed then when I got up to walk 45 minutes later I started bleeding from the artery. That's when my husband ran and got a nurse. They said I needed to lay flat and put pressure against the incesion. I had to lay flat for the rest of the day. Blood was all over the floor and my bed and all they did is walked around the blood for hours before it was cleaned up. Also, on my bed was blood and they just threw a sheet on top and made me lay in a bed with blood. My external cathada was leaking in my bed. The nurses ignored me when I said I was lying in my own waste. I asked for ice water 3x's since my throat was so dry. After 4 hours a nurse came in and said "what?" like I was asking for something special. All I needed was water and ice. In speaking with one of the nurses who is a resident nurse at Bayonet that they pay these travelling nurses more money than the resident nurses which is sooooooo wrong. Something needs to be done in our medical system. Something needs to happen at Bayonet Hopital. I'm not saying all travelling nurses are bad, but I think if you're in a ward where you're having a procedure, they should have a little compassion and that was not the case. I was also told that Bayonet is a hospital where they care about their patient. It certainly wasn't proven by the care I received. I have spoken with many people who have had situations like myself and have never reported it. Something needs to happen. Please feel free to call me with further detail.

Worst experience I've ever had at an urgent care. Waited 2.5 hours in their office with an…read moreappointment. They have plug in fragrance in every room. I'm allergic to fragrance. I asked a few times how long the wait would be. Had to wait outside prior to being called in to see the doctor due to the fragrance. I let them know why I had to wait outside so they were aware. They kept telling me I was next. I never was. My throat blew up, my nasal passages were swollen, and I developed a migraine. Not one person cared. They looked at me like I had three heads when I told them what was happening to me. Not an ounce of empathy or sense of urgency in the entire place. They didn't unplug the fragrance plug ins or do anything. Doctor's offices typically do not put fragrance in their offices because allergies to fragrance are so debilitating and common. Not sure what they are trying to cover up with how many they had. I counted four in a very small space. My throat was raw and sinuses were on fire. After waiting for hours I was told that I would have someone in to do bloodwork shortly. Which I'm not even sure why the doctor wanted blood work and imaging because he specifically told me that he didn't think that the issue was what he was even testing for. I'm sure he makes money off of testing just like other doctors. I really enjoyed all of the excuses the doctor made about the wait time. Did he want a "poor you" for being so busy? Isn't that your job? Suck it up. I've been suffering for 3 hours... so yea... I don't want to hear it. I came in sick and got even sicker no thanks to your office. Another 35 mins goes by. I am just suffering. By this time my head pain was making me dizzy from the chemical fragrance. I just left and nobody cared. Wasted hours and money for nothing. My primary care finally had a cancellation this evening so I will be going to see her. I only went to this hell hole because she couldn't see me until Wednesday. I will be posting about this place everywhere online. Absolutely ridiculous in every way. Received zero help from these people after a total of 3 hours in this place.

This Care One has an amazing staff that is very caring and helpful. If you come here, you are in…read moregood hands.

I really like my doctor but the service has really been lacking. I spoke to someone about needing a…read morelab order to get tests done before my appointment. She assured me that they would be called in to the lab and I could just go get it done. I double-checked with the lab and they have NOTHING. So, with less than two days before my scheduled visit, I won't have time to get the blood drawn and receive the results.

One time is acceptable the last 5 times ever time in the last year Dr Strobbe staff failed to call…read morein prior auth for my daughter insulin wbich Resulted me paying out pocket four times .This office is a train wreck. I Work in the medical field sometime I put over 100 prior auth for IV services so I know what it takes. The salution to problem he needs to integrate is medical program to automatic send prior auth to the patients insurance company. The other thing he need to pay his people more than 15 hr . He has 2.25 stars I will give him 2 stars .

I've never felt so HUMILIATED in 60+ years. My symptoms led doc to think I have kidney stones…read more Unable to hold my urine and immense pain. I was told by The staff to fast 8hrs and drink 32oz of water an hour before my appointment. When I arrived it was all I could do to hold that water. They had me waiting THIRTY mins past my appt time! I told them I didn't think I could wait and the staff asked if I wanted to pee a little bit in a cup. WTH does that even mean? 15 minutes later, as I am still waiting writhing in pain, I began to cry because I knew it was too late. I hurried out the front door and cried as I peed myself through and through. My husband took the day off to take me to this dang appt too.

My first time & everybody was so cheerful & friendly. I didn't have to wait to long either!!…read more I highly recommend this facility for all your x-rays & mammogram. I didn't need anything else but if I do it will be a MRI