I felt pressured to buy into their membership program. I signed up initially for a scan which was around $995. When they saw my daughter, they said I could add her for $795. When we were escorted into an office, we were told we could do a 5 year membership. I have been diagnosed with cancer which didn't show up on their scan. Now all of my future scans will be paid for by Medicare. My daughter and I do not need their expensive service. read more

Be careful with places like this. They sell you a time share-like plan for future scans, to the tune of thousands of dollars. Real medical places do not do this. Just ask your doctor for a order for a 99 dollar heart scan that is self pay at Northside or any Wellstar medical hospital. I've done it. Your insurance will also pay, but my doctor said it's actually cheaper to do the self pay. No high pitch sales presentations. read more

i had a ct scan back on 8/28/25 and was told my images would be available in about a week. I got the report, but not the images. I asked for the images beginning to mid-september, but never received. i forgot about and have requested again by calling. got voicemail and left message requesting images giving my email address. they sent me the report again. i explained i have the reports but want the images. rather than send me the images, they told me to call the office. i called again and left another voicemail. i have emailed them again today, and once again, am told to call their office. this is a silly, endless, disrespectful loop and i do not recommend that anyone pay the exorbitant price to get this service done. read more

I signed up for a membership at Virtual Imaging for the first time over 10 years ago. I was happy with the experience, and I renewed my membership to the tune of $4000. Recently I made an appointment for an overdue scan, which they canceled as a result of being short-staffed. I've tried to contact them several times since then, but no one has responded. Yesterday I was cleaning out my spam folder, and I happened to come across an email from them that was sent in January, notifying me that my membership had expired or been canceled. I wondered if it had been written by a bot, because it had such an unfriendly tone to it, and there was no information other than the message about my membership. I also don't recall that there was any mention of an expiration date during the sales presentation. Since they run so many ads on local radio and use other means like Groupon to actively seek customers, it surprised me that they would treat a proven customer in a manner that would purposely alienate them. When I made one last attempt at calling the office, someone finally answered, and I gave her a quick recap of the situation. I also mentioned that I would be making a claim for my membership fee to be refunded if there was no response to my request. She sounded sincere, and said that she would relay the information to the appropriate person, but I have yet to hear from anyone. I am so disappointed that they would conduct their business in this manner. I was looking forward to using their service and finding out if there was anything of concern going on that could be seen on the scans. read more

Was interested in the virtual colonoscopy but there are hardly any details on the website. Found the email under contact so sent an email, and the email bounced back. Thats my sign to look elsewhere. read more

The early detection of my thyroid condition and my calcium score caused me to go to the doctor where I found out that I had diabetes as well. This totally changed my life, and I will scan every year for the rest of my life. This last year they found nodules in my lungsthat could become cancer one day and now they will be looked at every year. I also was diagnosed with moderate fatty liver and overtime with proper diet and exercise. Now I've been able to eliminate that issue as well. Thank you imaging for saving my life. read more

We have a long term agreement. Love the scans and the results but the customer service and waits are worse than a doctors appointment. What's the sense in making an appointment if you're waiting an hour and still agent been seen on a five minute scan? read more

My daughter was badgering me to get a specialize heart scan. It was not covered by insurance. I paid $100+ and had it done. They gave me the scans which of course I didn't understand. I went to a cardiologist and showed her. The answer was 70% of men have a better heart than mine. There is nothing that could be done to change it. ??? In my opinion it was a waste of money. read more

I stopped in the office today, I had some questions, the front desk person was on the phone with Larry! I tried to explain what I needed, she was rushing me and never fully understood what I needed. I just gave up and said ok, only for her to say "ok Larry, I'm back!" read more

Some may wonder why a 20-something-year-old person doing at Virtual Imaging? I accompanied my mother who couldn't turn down a great Groupon deal LOL. When I first heard about this, I Yelp-ed it and read thru all of the negative reviews so we knew what we were walking into. MAKING AN APPOINTMENT: The process was relatively smooth. The staff member who answered was very rude though. Whoever that was sounded like she cannot be bothered. If you're using a Groupon: READ THE FINE PRINT. They have a number of parameters such as (1) if married, you MUST attend with your spouse, (2) under 6'4 and 320 lbs and (3) between ages of 35-75. The first point was just very odd to me-- this is probably their best bet in roping someone in with their yearly subscription to these scans. APPOINTMENT DAY: Location: In the VERY back of the office building...pretty shady. There's plenty of parking. If you park on the side where you see building E AND F, it's closest to the Virtual Imaging office. Going up the stairs, it'll be to your right. Check-in: Relatively quick. We were handed 3 forms to fill out, one of which restated the fine lines again. Wait time was 10 mins before being called back into an office. Consultation: This is where the sales pitch happens BUT we were set on just getting the heart scan. The lady wasn't too pushy. She explains a little about what they do, how to read your results, and the 6- 12 year plans they offer. Supposed to be 60-90 min consultation -- we managed to get out of there in 20 mins. How? If you're only interested in getting your heart scanned, keep reading... 1. Forms: Answer "NO" to all family medical history. They can use this during their pitch, wasting your time. 2. Forms: Unless you and your spouse want to get your hearts scanned together, DON'T feel obligated to bring your spouse. 3. Be comfortable with saying "NO". Let them do their pitch. Don't give away too much information about yourself unless absolutely necessary. Heart Scan: Takes about 10-15 mins. After that, you're done. The results will be emailed to you in 2-3 days. If your calcium level surpasses a certain threshold, they'll give you a call. Otherwise, you're free to forward your scans to your PCP. Overall, it was A-OK. we got what we came for and was in and out in roughly an hour. It did take a bit of effort for a quick appointment though. read more

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False advertisement. It's not a free heart scan if you're younger then 35. You need to have that information there.

Heard about a Preventative Virtual Imaging Special on WSB Radio: Cardiac Scan at No Cost & in Addition, if Desired, a Scan of Brain, Lungs, OR Uterus or Prostate for $200. Being a Retired RN, I knew to Appreciate & Made Appts for Myself & My Husband! Appt Scheduler, Front Office, Scan Tech, & Sales Rep (Amy ?) offering Information Re Additional Services we're ALL SO Very Friendly! In Amy's office, She used Great Models of Arteries w/Varying Degrees of Plaque, Other Organ Models & Drawings as Well for Education Purposes Supporting Preventative Imaging for Purpose of Early Detection of Disease thus Early Treatment. She did a Wonderful Job! During the "Informative" Pillar of this Presentation She added the Need of Routine Preventative Imaging to Prolong One's Life. At times I felt as though the Message She was Sending is: if you want to live to be Old (90+) Routine Imaging is a Must. The Special Prices for Various Packages were presented such as a "Study" Package, Set # of Scans at a Special Price, Membership Package..... The Prices were Exorbitant! Thousands & Thousands of Dollars! I recall 1 package price being $16,000 before "The Special"! When I informed our Rep we were Not Interested in Any Package, Not Trying to Live as Long as Her Example "Jimmy Carter", We only want the Imaging Offer we Heard of on WSB. She informed Us She wasn't aware of it & would need to ask a Co Worker for details. To Summarize: Preventative Healthcare is Wonderful! I informed Amy We could Save Her Time by letting Her know We ONLY Want the Special Advertised on WSB & we were told She Still Needed do the Presentation (that wasn't on WSB). Didn't like the Underlying Persuasive Sales Message "In order to Live into your Old Age" Imaging is a Must. Then Pull out the Package Prices of Thousands of Dollars! I think what an Easy Trap for a Senior Citizen with possible slight or moderate cognitive impairment that is Anxious about Their Own Mortality, On a Fixed Income & feeling the Immediate Urgent Need to Choose UNaffordable Expensive Imaging OVER Their Daily Needs for Living! SHAME! read more

May 2024 appointment & consult- Sandy Springs location Recommended reading- 'Outlive' by Dr. Peter Attia. ^ Virtual Imaging regularly broadcasts on local radio and offered a 'free heat and brain scan' promo so I called in and spoke with a pleasant person, we scheduled 5 days later. She called the day before to verify appt & answered any last minute questions. Appointment day- talk me a few minutes to find the specific building they were in. Pleasant front office- nice fish tank :) Gentleman salesperson I met with took ~30 minutes to detail their offerings and pricing. Though I declined their contract offer I did see the value and stated to the salesman 'this is a 90% discount over retail offerings and having on a consistent basis is a game-changer'. Saw at least one couple sign up. Are you PROACTIVE about your health- then I suggest taking an appointment with them to check out their offerings. Feel free to review their offer and compare it to what your current provider offers WITHOUT a referral (if available at all)- 'value' is written all over their offering in my opinion. Thanks for reading my review- good health to you. read more

The scans are actually really accurate. They found minor issues that my doctors found. But their business model is very misleading. They are really selling time shares to use their machines. When you go for a supposedly free scan before they will scan you they put you in a room with a really good sales person who will not let you leave the room until you buy a plan with multiple scans that cost a lot of money. Wife and I bought a plan a few yours ago and they refuse to tell us over the phone if we have any scans left on our plan. They want you to come in person so they can put you in the room again. Did I mention that you will have to pay around $125.00 for each scan to get their outside radiologist to read the scan. As far as I know there is no one in the office that is qualified to read the scans. They only own the equipment that scans . Only receptionist, technicians to run the equipment and a bunch of very high pressure sales people are in the office last time I was there. I was told an outside radiologist would read my scan. The scans are useful and accurate but with their current business model I don't see use going back. read more

Regardless of the sales experience that many have described I can certainly understand that it does feel somewhat like time share experience, but the results we received were revealing to say the least. The full scan provided me visibility of potential issues that I was totally unaware of and confirmed a few others without having to go the doctors or have further intrusive procedures. So being much more into preventative treatment I now can take actions on my lifestyle choices which I'd rather do than having to deal with health issue later. For that alone it was worth every penny. read more

We did get a scan and the results, but the whole experience revolved around a sale pitch to purchase future scans. I felt like I was in a timeshare presentation. The program may be right for some people, just not for us at this time. read more

Hard sales pitch. Reminds me of time share presentation. Very interesting machines and information. Definitely a benefit to your health for early detection. read more

Went in hoping for a full body scan as it said I would. Little did I know that I would only get a heart scan cause I didn't commit to their ridiculous sales pitch. I had no idea that was coming. They do my little 3 minute scan, and in no time I get my results. Of course I have some plaque in my heart and now I'm scared silly. Wonder how that works for people, just cruel. My husband passed recently of a heart attack so now I'm terrified. Not even sure if it is real or their way to scare people into caving! I will contact my doctor and clear this up but if it was a way to get my business. You need to be up front and transparent, tell people EXACTLY what to expect, be honest and tell people there is a sales pitch for membership (kinda dumb) and you only get so much if you do or don't! read more

After reading over the many negative and positive reviews, I feel like one very important detail about Virtual Imaging has been lost. It's not just a heart scan service you are purchasing, it's an annual scan of your abdomen area and neck. Just think for a second what organs are getting looked at annually. For a woman, this includes her breast. I, for one, find that this scan gives me peace of mind to monitor all the findings of the report on an annual basis. As we age, our bodies tend to deteriorate so it's nice to monitor this closely. Also, doctors are very conservative with ordering scans, so this service allows you to get the whole picture without ever dealing with a doctor. Bottom line, it appears that many people leaving reviews are angry that it costs money for this service. Why? Once you do the math, it's cheaper to go this route than it is to pay through insurance. Plus, I've avoided costly scans/ procedure with my own doctor because of this annual scan. You can't put a price tag on peace of mind! read more

We went in last year to take advantage of the "free" Heart and Lung scan. Not long after we arrive, we were stuck into a room with a high pressure sales person. I felt like I was in a Timeshare seminar. Things like "You don't want to know what's in your body?" and "This could save your life" were thrown around. I was ready to walk, but, they had gotten to my wife and she was buying into the pitch. $4000.00 dollars later, I am in a 7 yr contract. That's why they want both parties in the room. Usually the guy will walk, so, they work on the wife. We get the scans and nothing is found, that's the good news. Now for the Bad news.... Fast forward a year; they never call you to schedule, it's incumbent upon you to remember and call them. So I call and make an appointment. They remind me that the radiology fee is $125 per scan. WHAT? I thought I had already paid for 7 yrs of scans. Well, it turns out, that in the fine print, the Scans are covered but they charge a radiology fee of $125 per. I have no doubt it's buried in the contract, but it's just another kick in the gut after getting roped in for 7 yrs. I consider myself a savvy person who works in sales but these folks take it to a whole different level. You have to respect that! Do yourself a favor and talk to your Dr before going here. I am not saying the technology isn't good, but the way they bait and switch you and pressure you is problematic. Oh, and those "Free" scans still cost you $125 radiology fee per. read more

I highly recommend Virtual Imaging. The staff is great and they put me at ease during my 1st appt. I was nervous because what if I wasn't healthy? I ended up getting both a coronary artery and a full body scan. Turns out I'm fine, but my husband isn't. They found the beginning staging of liver cancer. Thank God it was caught early. My husband had absolutely no symptoms! He followed up with a specialist and he's now cancer free. We now go to Virtual Imaging every year to make sure his cancer stays in remission and neither of us gets clogged arteries. read more

Interesting to say the least. I love to observe. I had never heard of this "clinic" till my wife told me she is going for a heart scan, and that I had to be there, which was interesting #1. We get there and the staff is courteous enough. As my wife was filling out her paperwork, the waiting room display was showing stories of healthy people just dropping dead, which sort of put me in an emotional state for my wife. Remember, I think this is a real medical clinic. Interesting #2 Some of the "medical staff sure are fraternizing a lot with the receptionist. You seldom see that in a clinic. They are too busy with a patient, looking at scans, doing paperwork etc... Interesting #3 They are playing R&B music??? Ok, now, I am truly being thrown for a loop. I am thinking, maybe they are trying to be retro and switch up the traditional atmosphere? Again, I am thinking that this is a medical clinic. Too much thinking so early in the morning. My wife finished her paperwork, and we were ushered into an office by a nice gentleman wearing a slick black medical scrub. I remember saying to myself that it was nice and professionally smart looking. Made you feel like you were in a top-notch medical facility in Beverly Hills in the 90's. Don't make me remind you, again. I thought....to be honest...I had no clue what I was thinking. Maybe he was going to talk about her condition, examine her or something, but then my observations skills kicked in. Interesting #4 It was his office but there were no medical credentials anywhere on the wall...coupled with the presentation and then the estimates written on paper. I immediately put 2 & 2 together and came up with "bout damn time I figured it out" is what I came up with. Observation skills...my a--. I felt like I was buying a car. The doctor...errr...I mean the sales rep was very courteous, well mannered, gave a fantastic presentation and seemed sincere and genuine. In another universe I may have bought it, but unfortunately for them, we live in this universe and turned them down. After that, he gave us his card, literature and ushered us out to the waiting room. We waited less than 6 minutes for her scan and her scan took less than 3 minutes. During that time, I saw a couple who took turns going into the radiologist room like it was no big whoop, then it dawned on me this place was like a high-tech mechanic garage, where you are the car. Only instead of a diagnostic check, you get scanned. It IS a dealership! I tried to trade in my wife, but to no avail. All kidding aside. I love my wife, which is why I was there in the first place, because even though it is not what I thought it was, it is still a great idea. I dig their style, it makes sense, and if you have the money, why not? read more

Return on investment. I am a little surprised at how many people were offended by the investment of time required to receive this important heart and lung scan. Nothing in life is free. I would hate the negative reviews to influence someone to not move forward and be scanned. We are talking about life and death here. Yes, there is a presentation on the advantages of having these scans completed regularly and package deals are presented. This is a business and the discounted service is in exchange for your patience during the presentation process. The question is, what is the return on investment? The staff treated me well. I found the presentation informative and easy to understand. The test went well. My results, thankfully, were clear of any calcium deposits. I urge anyone who is considering this process to do it. I have lost 2 friends to heart attacks this year alone. I am only 51 years old. My Groupon was purchased as a gift from a heart attack survivor. His heart stopped 3 times during his episode. What I am saying is he died 3 times and was brought back by skilled surgeons and medical professionals. He also had a Groupon for the scan from a year earlier. He... did ... NOT ... go. My advice is to step up and get the scan. I also suggest the 6 year package of scans. Nothing in life is perfect. Most experiences in the medical field can be less than enjoyable. My interaction at Virtual Imaging was great. My return on investment has been outstanding. I highly recommend them. You know what? It can save your life. Is there a better value than that? read more

Perhaps it's because we decided against purchasing the 10 year plan but my wife and I never got the promised scans after more than 2 weeks of waiting. The sales woman, who represented herself in a white clinical jacket, was clearly the pitch person for the company. Yes, we went for the free scan and decided not to purchase. But aren't we entitled to what they promised - a free scan? You should be leery about this company and wasting your time, like we wasted ours. read more

Well, I must say that I have a completely different take on Virtual Imaging. My wife and I signed up for the full 10 year program 3 years ago at the age of 57 and they have performed above my expectations. First of all, I believe that the other reviewers before have basically missed the whole point of what this company is offering. All of the other reviews that I see are from people who did NOT sign up for the program and are therefore only qualified to comment on the initial presentation and their first impressions. I can tell you from personal experience that they do not understand what they were being offered. To me, it is a shame that the ratings of individuals who have no real experience with the ongoing services offered carry the same weight as those of us who actually signed up. For this reason I would take their ratings with minimal consideration. Having said all that, let me get to my main point. What virtual Imaging offers and provides is the best early detection system available to catch cancer and the progression of cardiovascular disease at its earliest stages. After 55 years of age, early detection is EVERYTHING. The same malignancies and cancers and cardiovascular conditions caught early will, in most cases, have a completely different outcome than those caught late. The real issue is- do you want to increase your odds of survival or would you rather discover your medical problem when the symptoms become severe and the condition is advanced? Quite simply this will usually be the difference between life and death. The high speed resolution scanning system used at Virtual Imaging is the best out there. When I signed up there were only 20 or 30 of these machines in the entire country and the staff at virtual Imaging know what they are doing and they will refer you to the right professionals to analyze and evaluate the results if needed. So to those who choose to review this organization and their services, please do your homework before you make a review. Please do not make ignorant comparisons to "timeshare sales" when describing a service being supported financially by The American Heart Association and The American Cancer Society. And just for the record this is not an advertisement for virtual Imaging. I do not work for virtual Imaging. I do not have anything to do with or know anybody who works for virtual Imaging. I am simply just a VERY satisfied customer for 3 years running. read more

Virtual Imaging - Live Life to the Fullest! - Diagnostic Imaging Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

FOLKS. LISTEN UP ! I'm reading thru these negative reviews and I just don't know where they are coming from. My wife and I went last Friday with our Groupon for heart and lung. We sat with Amy who made it VERY CLEAR there was no other pressure to purchase anything additional. We listened...learned and made our own decision. No high pressure anything. The experience was great. The whole thing took about an hour. We will be back next year. read more

We heard about this group from a radio ad. We read the reviews (even the negative ones) and decided to try them anyway. First off, it was not high pressure sales. The process was explained, (we had already watched the documentary "The Widowmaker" that gives a great history and description of the technology and how it works). My husband is in sales, so he knows the "techniques" that can be used in a pitch, but after looking at the cost numbers, understanding the technology and what it offers, we decided to purchase the 10 year package. After our first scans, we are very impressed with the service. We received our detailed reports within days and then Leslie called to go over them both in detail with us and discuss what next steps we should take with the findings. I have a history of heart disease and my husband has a significant family history with cancer. We found some beginning calcification in my husband's LAD artery that we didn't expect and we found a nodule in my right kidney that my primary care dr will be following up on. This is definitely a concierge medicine service and we feel very confident in the proactive steps we are taking to guard our health as best we can. They are truly professionals here. read more

This place is a total joke. A bunch of pushy salesman who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground they try to get you to buy packages it's almost as bad as a timeshare scam. Stay away and go to a real doctor and get a real MRI or a calcification test and leave these clowns alone read more

When my wife and I heard about a heart scan from Virtual Imaging on the radio, we thought of family members who've had heart problems and weren't aware until it was too late. We thought this would be an effective way in detecting any medical issues and avoid "surprises". This was a positive experience and glad we tried this. We've now been having yearly scans for multiple years. Last year, the scan showed some buildup, where I've had no indications or pains. After showing and discussing the results with my doctor, started a medication to control the buildup. Virtual Imaging provides the diagnostic services for preventing serious health complications in the future. Yes, they discuss the benefits of signing up for a yearly scan during the initial free visit. Even without family history of having heart complications, the proactive measures of scanning keep you healthy. We are quite pleased in signing up for yearly scans. Carl performed the scan and was very professional and personable. Like how he addressed my questions and concerns. Also, Melissa at the front desk was quite friendly and efficient. Nice group of folks. read more

Went (groupon deal) knowing there would be a sales pitch. But, I am an adult and can just say no - so that was easy. My wife and I had our scans completed and were in and out of the place in less than 1-1/2hr. Everyone was super nice. The pitch was good, but like I said, I had already made up my mind. Received results, by email, the next day, with a phone call also. Unfortunately, my results warranted a phone call from the center. I forwarded the result to my Physician immediately and had a cardiologist center call with an appointment for me within 2 hrs.... I would have never even known.... and certainly would have not gone to a Cardiologist..(went to the V.I. one in Atlanta, Peachtree Dunwoody Road) read more

Update: Our appointment was excellent the staff was gracious from the start they had everything updated to show we wanted Heart and Lung Scan free as ad mention. Director Scott and The Office manager Bobbi, greeted us and made us feel great about coming and using Virtual imaging they were wonderful, kind and very welcoming my hubby and I would definitely visit again. read more

I really don't understand what all the complaining is about. My experience was great! My doctor suggested the heart scan as my cholesterol is up and down and I pretty much refused to go on Statins. We agreed if my scan was good he'd stop bugging me about it. He suggested Virtual imaging because they have a Groupon deal. I decided to buy both heart and lungs scan because I'm a former smoker. Called and made appt for several days later. Nicki was very pleasant and informative on the phone. I was expecting a hard core sales push because Groupon is a loss leader. But that never manifested. Front desk personnel was friendly and greeted me by name. The consultant (wish I could remember her name, she was blonde) was extremely personable and knowledgeable. She explained in detail the procedures I was having and then offered other services and packages they provide. I politely declined and that was it. No high pressure fear based sales tactics that I expected. The actual procedure was less than 5 mins. Got my heart scan results the next day and as explained the lung scan takes longer and will get next week. My heart scan results were very good so I won't go back again until I can use the Groupon in 5 years but if results were different I'd probably use them again at full price. read more

Simple process thar can save your life. Not sure why anyone wouldn't want to know the information obtained from this scan. Everyone was very professional and courteous. read more

Horrible experience. I was taken to a room for a sales pitch from hell for a solid hour. When I told the woman I was not interested she changed her demeanor to irritated and noticeably upset and after trying all kinds of tactics for me to give in unsuccessfully, she sent me back to the wait room to wait another hour. When I asked the female front desk admin (with nose ring) where I was the in the queue, she gave me attitude and walked away & left me talking to myself. RUDE AF. Then another person came and basically told me that I lost my place because I was using Groupon. Note that I was the first "patient" to arrive. I do NOT recommend this place. read more

My rating has to do with the management and front office.. There was a mix up with my husband's appointment, they had him scheduled for the wrong date. He was turned away after driving 1.5 hours for this appointment, 3 hours round trip for nothing.. I called to reschedule and discuss this issue. The person who answered the phone was rude and seemed to hate her job (maybe she was just having a bad day) The so called "Manager" Bobbie is beyond rude and her attitude is appalling. I'm guessing Bobbie and the front office missed the customer services 101 seminar....... SMH...... After both women got my blood boiling they transferred me to Judy. First thing, Judy is FABULOUS! She listened to my frustrations, calmed me down and apologized for the way I was treated.. She knows how to treat customers with dignity and respect. She handled the rescheduling of the appointment and by the end of the call I was pleased. She went above and beyond to make things right.. She should be promoted to Manager! We shall see how we are treated when we return for our appointment..... this review is to be continued...... . read more

I have had two scans in the past by virtual imaging. neither was under a Groupon or other promotion. Both of those experiences went well. However, I am very disappointed with my recent experience with Virtual Imaging, and am now a former customer. I do not expect to use their services again as they apparently do not value repeat business or customer loyalty. I received an email notice from Virtual imaging that it had been five years since my last scan and they recommended I schedule an appointment. I purchased a Groupon offer for a heart and lung scan. When I called to schedule any appointment it became clear they were not interested in honoring the Groupon. When I told them I had two scans there in the past they immediately told me a Groupon could not be used within five years of a previous scan, without asking when my last scan had been. Once that was resolved they flipped to the requirement of the spouse attending the appointment which is a ridiculous imposition. No sedation is required for the procedure and I am a grown up. My wife works and cannot take off unnecessarily to attend a sales presentation. This appears to be an effort to have both decision makers present for an high pressure up-sale avoiding the "I will have to discuss with my spouse" reason to delay or decline a decision. I asked the cost of the scan without the $78 Groupon ....over $1000.00. Having read numerous reviews it seems apparent this is a high pressure sales presentation, with the Groupon as a loss leader. Very disappointing....just raises the blood pressure for what is anticipated to be an investment in one's health. No thanks! read more

Holy crap I needed a shower after I left that place. I came in today with the full intention of getting my Groupon fulfilled for my heart and lung scan. Instead, I had to sit through a hard press sales pitch that felt like a mix between multi-level marketing, a Nigerian prince scam, timeshare condo, and buying a used car. It was complete with the salesperson to build a rapport (mirror your customers, find common ground, abc, etc.). This was so far from a medical consultation, it's not funny. When she couldn't close, they bring in her "manager" to try to close the upsell deal. He was so polished in his routine, he was literally writing upside down on the paper in front of me showing me options to pay for the scans. He was trying hard for $7,000, and when I wouldn't budge, he tried at $3,400 for half the scans. It was a "don't tell your friends I offered this" and "I can call for approval of this deal right now" kinda crap. It was a sleazy attempt to elicit prepaid money for a scan to be named later. They even offered a 3rd party company to FINANCE future scans! They want you to buy, up front, 10 years of scans, one per year. 10 years!?!? They might not even be in business 10 years from now. I probably won't even live here in 10 years. Medical scan progress doubles each year, and this scan will be obsolete in 10 years. My car payment is only 5 years and I probably won't keep it that long. The manager's final words were to me "Then this isn't for you", condescendingly when I didn't volunteer $3500-7k of my money now. When I didn't "Buy Now", they sat me back out front in the waiting area forever with all the other potential buyers/suckers to wait an eternity while they tried to hook other "customers". I am in the radiology I.T. business, and I'm familiar with medical scans. This had NONE of the hallmarks of a doctor's visit or any scheduled scan I've ever had. I knew when they didn't want any of my insurance information, red flags began to be raised. I was a car salesman for 3 years as well, and I know the hard press, the box, the Ben Franklin Close, the Urgency Close, and Option close. The manager used all 3. I left after my "consultation" and I didn't get any scan. read more

I set an appointment and then I was told my wife needed to be there. No one could give me a legitimate reason as to why my wife needs to be present. It makes no sense why someone must be present for a Drs appointment for my heart and lungs. Canceled the appointment after reading the Yelp reviews pertaining to the high pressure sales. My GP explained that they want your spouse there to scare the crap out of you so they buy their expensive packages. Spent $100 for the same test at a local University hospital in Atlanta and my results were back in two days. No sales pitch, walked in and was out 30 mins later. Not saying not to use Virtual Imaging, just think you should research your options prior to signing up. read more

I have been trying to get an appointment for several years. Left phone messages, signed up via the website...tried every way Belinda said to try. Never 1 reply. Now after reading the reviews, I am glad they never wanted my business! read more

Don't walk away. Run!! This place is right out of the timeshare playbook and no one there (including Daniel McGeown) has the least bit of medical training. The woman operating the machine admitted she had only been there for one month and knew nothing about the machine. My only recourse is to hope that machine is idiot proof. The staff were very rude. I never received my results and when I called, it had a sharp tone of "You'll get them when you get them." The C-300 machine (if it is even that) is old technology. Without IV contrast, the results are poor and have high individual variability. This is a guy who bought a used machine and took a high-pressure marketing class. Interesting that they are not BBB accredited and their website does not include a tab for management or "Our Team." Run!! read more