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2.3 (3 reviews)

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5 years ago

This place is refusing ultrasounds to mom's over 35... Because why??? We're geriatric?? Zero stars. Wake up guys. It's the 21st century.

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Legacy Imaging & Radiology Services

Legacy Imaging & Radiology Services

3.7(3 reviews)
9.6 mi•Alphabet District, Northwest

My doctor ordered an "US RETROPERITONEAL COMPLETE" (medical speak for an ultrasound of my kidneys…read moreand bladder). Seems my kidney function is in a slight decline. Most likely due to a medication I'm taking - let's hope so anyway. I must have been the last appt of the day as when I got to the hospital the place was absolutely dead. It was quiet like a library. Even got a parking spot on the street right across the street. How does THAT happen in downtown Portland??? But don't fret, they have free valet parking at the front entrance. Just pull up and a nice man comes out, gives you a pickup ticket and parks your car for you. Anyway, I had already checked in online -if you don't do this ahead of time you really need to. It saves so much time and you you don't have to answer all the same questions over and over or pull out your ID and proof of insurance cards. At the door I was COVID-screened and then checked in at the Main Desk. I was directed to take the elevator to the 2nd floor, make a left and go to the door that says "Ultrasound" and wait. Someone would come out for me. The signage is a little confusing and I ended up in the radiology waiting room. No worries. The radiology technician came out and found me and took me into a waiting ultrasound procedure room. I was told to lay down on the table (no need to undress) and she began by putting some warmed gel on the ultrasound probe and placed it on my stomach. First she scanned my VERY FULL bladder. I had to drink and hold 32 oz of water one hour before my appt. This is sometimes difficult for females like me over a certain age, but gosh darn, I did it! Then she moved up to scan both kidneys. It took about 15 minutes total. No pain. No discomfort (except my nerves wondering when I'd get the results). When she said "You are free to go" I thanked her, hurried to the nearest bathroom and then back out to my car. This morning I had the test results in my email "Urinary bladder is of normal configuration" and both kidneys were "Normal size and appearance. No hydronephrosis (swelling), renal stones, or soft tissue masses identified." They even measured them!!! How many people know the actual size of their kidneys??? The whole process was easy, went smoothly, I'm thankful and relieved. and every person I encountered was kind and welcoming. I was glad the hospital was so quiet too. So, the moral of this story is, don't be afraid of getting an ultrasound, it's easy peasy at the Legacy Good Samaritan Imaging & Radiology Dept. And they all lived happily ever after...let's hope anyway.

Legacy Imaging as of Sept 13 2023 has just made some very poor choices for changes in their center…read more 1-they are having all imaging read by Radia in Seattle. Radia has taken on multiple hospitals, creating a monopoly on imaging studies. The downside is they have been up to 4-5 days behind on reading things as simple as x-rays. 2-scheduling. THey have recently reduced their services so a patient now has to wait a month for something as simple as an ultrasound. They used to have some services available by walk in. They bought out Vancouver Radiology and closed it in order to create a monopoly of poor service. Bad choices. money is their top concern clearly and patient care is their last concern.

Vancouver Radiology - radiologists - Updated May 2026

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