Office staff need to work on their empathy. If you are going to Turlock Imaging as a patient, you…read moreare not having a good day. You have something broken or you are going in to have a scan to determine if you have cancer. The front office is just rude. If you call for an appointment they play games with your health. They refuse to look for doctor's orders, referrals, etc. I only got in because I insisted on talking to the office manager. I will say, she was helped. Now, four days later, no results sent to my doctor. I guess Turlock Imaging got their money and does not care if you hear the results Make the drive to Modesto or go to the place in the Tower. Avoid this place. I only went again because I forgot to tell my doctor and the referral went through. This is the worst place for health care!

I wish I had seen these bad reviews before. The ladies upfront were very rude. I came on here AFTER…read moremy experience with them to leave a review about how unprofessional and rude they were and see that many others feel the same. Do better Turlock Imaging. Teach your front desk girls some customer service skills!

We are deeply grateful to Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock for the incredible care and support…read morethey provided to our surrogate, our baby, and us as intended parents. From start to finish, the entire team went above and beyond what we could have hoped for. * The nurses, technicians, and staff were amazing -- extremely hard-working, passionate, and clearly dedicated to their patients. * The clinic was very supportive of us as intended parents and had a strong understanding of the surrogacy process, which made us feel respected and included. * The nursing team ensured that we were heard and thoughtfully made sure we could interact with our son the very moment he was born. That meant the world to us. * The staff also showed extraordinary kindness by giving us a room in the postpartum section even before our baby was born, so that we could stay close to our surrogate during labor and delivery. Since labor lasted 2.5 days, this was a tremendous gift of comfort and connection. * The hospital itself is thoughtfully designed -- the small open courtyards and green spaces provided us with brief but meaningful moments of respite during an emotional journey. We also want to highlight Dr. Felix Sanchez, who worked closely with the Emanuel Medical Center team. With over 40 years of experience, his expertise and commitment gave us confidence at every step. He is tireless, splitting time between his clinic and the hospital, and was always available when needed. Together with the hospital's staff, he ensured the safest outcome for both surrogate and baby. Emanuel Medical Center truly supported us beyond what we expected. Their professionalism, compassion, and humanity made one of the most important experiences of our lives even more meaningful. We will always be grateful for their care and for the hard work of every member of the team.

Idk how they expect me to belive they have the right to touch me and inject me in my body with…read moreanything they think is "good for me" but can't eject stuff out of my body ?! Especially when i constantly kept telling the no pain killers because i have a high tolerance and they still pushed the meds. Even after I just wanted to leave because they did nothing for me and they wanted to keep me there and kept saying I refused help! WHAT HELP. NO SUGGESTIONS OR EVEN AN ALTERNATIVE OR ANY HELP JUST STRAIGHT TO MEDS. and wanted me to look like I was crazy for just asking why would I need paperwork of getting looked at when they did nothing had me surrounded like a criminal over me not wanting discharge papers. Especially cause the "specialist just made the pain worse and after finishing she just said yeah we can't do nothing ..yeah nun other than pain apparently. How is it that this is called an emergency room but can only do is "help with pain" which in other words pump with drugs.

My primary care doctor is in the same building. I was able to have a breast exam in the same…read morebuilding. Urgent Care adeptly handled an emergency situation for me, providing a doctor and immediate analysis and prescription. Lab analysis was done on the spot. And the receptionists get five stars for their "withitness."

First off. It states on Yelp that they close at 7 pm and at 9 pm if you look it up on google maps…read more Which one is it and why aren't you open until midnight, at the very least? Secondly, my 80 yr old mom went there tonight because she is on blood thinners, got some dental work done which required stitches but as soon as the stitches got loose she began bleeding and for several hours it would not stop. So my mom gets there and they tell her straight up, "we don't know what we can do for you. " uhhhh, how about stop the bleeding...?????? Restitch maybe or use some coagulant agent to help stop the bleeding, or anything that will help! How could you not know what to do??? My suggestion to you all, keep clear of this place unless you've cut your finger and are in need of a bandage.. my personal thought is they may have been near closing and didn't want to deal with her.

Journal entry: February 15th, 2024…read more First-time here at Precision Imaging... I have been plagued by chronic lower & upper intestinal and internal organ pain for @least 7 years now....... & ............ Counting, unfortunately, and that has gone undiagnosed for just as long if not longer in all truthfulness... Today's visit, is all about, confirming whether or not, there is a "Paraesophageal Hernia present in my body". My future surgeon, Dr. Antonio Coirin, MD, whom my Mother & I met earlier in this week, informed me that I did NOT have this type of Hernia, but that he'd like to have just one more diagnostic done and that was a "FLUOROSCOPY & ESOPHAGRAM", performed, outside of his office..... (Clear copy of the actual procedural Doctors order for Precision Imaging downloaded to this Yelp! review. Good News, is that they scheduled it for the very next day however, Mom & I were so exhausted from the round-trip commute to the office, and the disappointing medical news received, because, we don't reside in Modesto and the reality of the situation (was sinking in for us both) which was looking rather grim at least............................................ A little detour here now... I have photo's uploaded to this Yelp! review detailing all that I am journaling here... It just feels more complete & explanatory to me........................... This office is expansive! There are multiple long hallways that were clean and professional as was the flooring in ALL areas of this medical professional office. Nice, attractive & soothing is their choice of coloring on the walls of the hallways; welcoming ..... There is "pride" in ownership, here, and it is welcoming once you get past the "eager" ladies at the front desk............... Changing Rooms for the females (sign on the door lists it as a female-only room. As I was mentioning, this changing room where you may or may not need to remove clothing and don a gown. I had to loose the clothing but was able to keep my shoes and socks on; everything else; had to go. I'd rather keep all my clothing on but understand with "radiological procedures", the need to have ZERO metallic and/or cumbersome items not be copesetic with the diagnostics that are ordered. If your a tad-on-the-cool-side, as in body temperature you may consider wearing some heavy sock and heavy underwear. I wasn't frozen, but I was a bit chilled once the procedures began................................................. So if a male patient is looking for services here you may want to reach out to the office by phone & inquire as to that. In the end, I drank a total of 4 large containers of barium in-order to complete the Esophagram (Defined by the National Cancer Instituge (.gov) as: (ee-SAH-fuh-gram) A series of x-ray pictures of the esophagus taken after a patient drinks a liquid containing barium sulfate (a form of the silver-white metallic element barium). The barium sulfate coats and outlines the inner wall of the esophagus so that it can be seen on the x-ray pictures. & Fluoroscopy (Defined by the CDC, Centers of Disease Control, U.S.A. is: "Fluoroscopy is a medical procedure that makes a real-time video of the movements inside a part of the body by passing x-rays through the body over a period of time. X-rays are a form of ionizing radiation." (address for this reference is as follows: https://www.google.com/search?q=fluoroscopy+defined&oq=fluoroscopy+defined&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIKCAEQABgPGBYYHjIICAIQABgWGB4yDQgDEAAYhgMYgAQYigUyDQgEEAAYhgMYgAQYigUyDQgFEAAYhgMYgAQYigUyDQgGEAAYhgMYgAQYigXSAQk3MzA2ajBqMTWoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 The MD was super professional & nice! The radiology staff (2 people) were professional and serious; borderlining nervous. Have clue not 1 as to why they may have potentially nervous, I am a watcher so I pay attention........ And then it was over & done with! Didn't feel nauseated from all the barium and was instructed more than once to drink plenty of water so as to not get constipated from the barium.... So far so good as today it's now 24 hours after-the-fact and besides having pretty painful cramping, diarrhea & lower bowel pain, I feel just fine. I'm being serious, I do ;)....... The parking lot is very spacious with enough empty slots for parking. We are both disabled; me and my Mother, but we didn't see many Disability Parking Slots around. That was disappointing..... I am planning on refreshing with updates this Yelp! Business Review since we have 5-weeks of DAILY Radiation to prepare for & execute to completion..... Prayer's are always welcome and we are both Baptized & Communion Complete Catholics; I hope this review aids you in healthy ways..... Sincerely, ~Jana Leigh Thomas :) Sr. Yelper! :)

The staff is so rude. The lady in scheduling that answers the phone is so unprofessional. Dont…read morewaste your time here.

I go regularly and have not ever had a problem. From check in to appointment the staff are really…read morehelpful. Only once while waiting in be called was I forgotten but , I asked them and they took me in right away with apologies.

5/19/2026…read more Unfortunately this persons is not busy. Shenis discussing all her problems and issues with the patient and making all other patient run behind. This is real pathetic. She is to change her service style. Downstairs is so professional. But this lady need to change her work style. Please do consider on this statement. I would appreciate. Everyone time is more important than you sitting down and discussing you persons matter with a patient. Thank you.

I recently spent some time at Mercy medical center. One of their strengths is definitely their…read morenursing staff. The great majority of them are caring and professional. The one exception to that was a girl by the name of Bernice (a nurse). She seemed to have some sort of personality disorder. She had almost a frantic need for attention at times and seemed to have some serious control issues.

A Health Hazard Disguised as a Hospital…read more This was my first and only experience with Mercy Hospital under Dignity Health, and I can say without exaggeration that I would prefer to go to an unlicensed facility before returning here. My 75-year-old relative was admitted to the emergency department due to a mental health crisis. What we encountered was appalling: the room was filthy, littered with trash, floors unmopped, no bedding, walls stained, and an overwhelming stench filled the air. This was not an isolated issue--both rooms we were moved through were in similarly unsanitary condition. While the hospital often responds to public reviews citing privacy concerns, I found this ironic. As a licensed psychologist, I was shocked by the complete disregard for HIPAA. Conversations about treatment were held openly, with no effort to preserve the dignity or confidentiality of patients in crisis. I visited two different bathrooms on two different floors, and both reeked of urine. I'm not sure how a hospital could maintain a level of cleanliness worse than a gas station restroom, but somehow this facility managed it. Despite being cities away, I felt I had no choice but to remove my relative from their care. The conditions were simply unpalatable and not conducive to anyone's healing--particularly someone experiencing a mental health episode. *Highlights* (because credit is due): The security staff were very kind and helpful Phone calls were answered promptly Medical staff were personable and kind They showed compassion toward patients with mental health conditions However, compassion alone cannot make up for the deplorable conditions and lack of basic patient privacy. I sincerely hope Dignity Health re-evaluates the standard of care provided at this hospital--especially for vulnerable populations. "If you are ever in a crisis call 911 and ask for a different hospital intake."

Good customer service. Will be be returning back !!!the lady that assisted us was very niceread more

We have come a couple of times to peek a baby for our gender test which was super fast results and…read morealso a couple ultrasounds which is really nice to have better pictures of baby

They never answer their phone, they will put you on hold for 30 minutes, and the call will…read moredisconnect.

The information on this page and business definitely needs updating. This business is actually…read morenamed El Portal Imaging Center and is an extension off the the imaging center on G. Street. The correct phone number is 209-384-4250. The website and phone provided are incorrect. The service I had was great. They were quick to get to me and the process was extremely smooth. I was nervous due to the reviews on this page, and I was ready to have a horrible experience. However, I would come back here again. I'm unsure if this place is under new management but the service was good. Other than the initial contact information online, no complaints!

I was referred here by my doctor who ordered some X-Rays of my injuries. I was told Manteca Imaging…read moreaccepts walk-ins. I visited on a Tuesday at 11AM and there were only two other patients waiting in the lobby. The lobby as fairly large with plenty of seating. I visited the front counter and told the receptionist about my referral. After locating my information in their system, she gave me a couple forms to fill out. She was friendly and a pleasure to deal with. Once the forms were completed, I waited approximately ten minutes before I was called back by the X-Ray technician. The X-Ray tech was nice, friendly and professional. The X-Rays were completed in about 15 minutes and I was done. A few days later, I called to have my images placed on a DVD for my doctor. The lady on the phone was nice and told me the DVD would be ready the next business day by 8AM. My experience here was pleasant and I would utilize their services again.

The technicians are nice people, but the receptionist is unfortunately very rude and unprofessional…read more.

This was such an pleasant experience for me! The staff was professional and very helpful! My wait…read moretime was so short, 10 minutes or less. I was able to pick up a CD of my scan the next day and take to my doctor! They even had a paper that came with the CD with a QR code that I could scan and view the MRI on my phone! I definitely recommend El Portal Imaging!!

NO ONE EVER ANSWERS THE PHONE!!! I would not recommend El Portal Imaging based on the repeated…read moreaccess-to-care issues my family has experienced. My mother cannot manage medical appointments independently, and relies on family assistance and transportation. I live in Los Banos and have to coordinate her care from out of town, including traveling to take her to appointments. Trying to schedule or cancel imaging with this facility has been extremely frustrating and unacceptable. The biggest issue is their phone system. When "all representatives are busy," the system disconnects the call instead of allowing patients or caregivers to leave a message or remain in a queue. I have called repeatedly and have been unable to reach anyone. This is not a one-time inconvenience; it has been an ongoing problem. I was also told that I may need to physically come to the facility just to schedule imaging appointments. That is an unreasonable expectation for patients who cannot drive, rely on caregivers, or use assisted transportation. Requiring a separate trip just to schedule an appointment creates a major barrier to care. This is not just poor customer service. It interferes with timely access to medically necessary imaging. Patients should not have to fight a broken phone system or travel in person simply to make, change, or cancel appointments. Because this has been a repeated issue, I will be reporting the access-to-care concerns to the appropriate oversight agencies, insurance plan, and patient relations/administration. Families dealing with serious medical concerns should not have to work this hard just to get someone on the phone.