Went there twice for an iron infusion due to anemia. I was taken care of promptly and the nursing…read morestaff could not have been nicer and more attentive. I noted that not just with my own care, but the care they were giving others, some of them very elderly. They went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable and didn't have any concerns when I left.

I recently took a genetic test and had some concerns and questions about the results. An…read moreacquaintance recommended Dr. Lakhani to sort through it all. Making an appointment was easy, and I was contacted via email prior to the appointment about the results. I emailed a copy, which I ended up seeing in my chart on the day of my appointment. Dr. Lakhani was very personable and down-to-earth, but also very professional and extremely thorough. She answered all of my questions, even drawing out diagrams and taking notes for me! She ordered blood work and personally called me back with the results. I know I'm not her typical patient, but I felt attended to and like my questions and concerns mattered. I very highly recommend her!

I had an appointment for an MRI and they called that morning to cancel because authorization from…read moremy insurance had not come through yet. I rescheduled 2 weeks later which should have been more than enough time. The morning of the second appointment, they called to cancel again because they still didn't have authorization. I called my insurance company to check on this. Molecular Imaging never called for authorization! Not even once. I suggested my health insurance provider remove this company from their in-network list.

Seems like this company doesn't understand or care of the value of how their profession fit in the…read moremedical recovery journey and all they are just a shady operation. Made an appointment weeks past as they didnt have appointments just for them to drop me without a care in the world. From the comments I am reading here - it seems like this is their standard practice. To the business: Get your act together or stop what you do. This is a medical industry. You shouldnt be taking this business like a regular business - you are dealing with peoples health!

Quick appointments, friendly knowledgeable people. Easy to get to , great parking. Highly…read morerecommend.

Would give a zero if I could. Arrived at 0625 for a 0630 appointment. Lights off in lobby. Doors…read morelocked. Not a big deal since I'm early. An employee parks right next to me at 0627 and goes inside. Lights come on. I give her a minute and try the doors at like 0635. Doors locked. I stand out for a bit (20 degree weather) but no one comes to the door. I tried calling both phone numbers listed for the facility but they say the clinic is closed until 0700. I tried the doors a 3rd time at 0642 and finally doors open. The woman at the front (who had parked next to me) was immediately hostile. She says 'the doors are hard to open and just look locked' and 'no one called'. (I tested the doors on the way out, and not only were they easy to open, but automated, so she lied about them being unlocked.) She acknowledges that she saw me standing outside but didn't come to the door. Absolutely rude the rest of check in. If I didn't very much need the MRI I would have left. I felt vulnerable and anxious the rest of the visit, even though the tech was great.

I can not say enough good things about SmartLife Medicine and Dr. Vogt! I can't get over the…read morepersonal attention, the help and relief I have received with my many aches and injuries over the past few years. I saw Dr. Vogt recently for a combination of hip and groin pain. He didn't want to just treat the pain, he wanted to figure out what was causing it. He ordered imaging for me and talked directly to the radiologist to better understand the report so he could help me figure out how to best treat it. He's awesome. A+++ rating!

Dr. Vogt is a very good doctor. He has fixed a few of my ailments. But his front desk staff could…read morebe nicer and more polite to the patients who are spending a lot of money to come without the possibility for many of insurance coverage.

Went the extra mile to submit my insurance claim immediately & scheduled my appointment! Care…read morequality was excellent.

Couldn't make an appointment because the scheduler didn't know what type of MRI I needed; even…read moreafter I read the Dr.'s prescription to her. Granted I am new to this - Never had an MRI, needed one for each knee; but I didn't know it'd be so difficult. I offered to call another place to schedule it and she said, "okay, that's fine!"

There is a nearby doctor who specializes in a treatment that is of great help to kids with…read morePANS/PANDAS (the doc is great). He uses OBSC to administer these treatments. Despite being told otherwise by the insurance company and the doctor's office, OBSC insists that the parents are on the hook for money they are not. They flat out do not care, because they know that parents will travel across the country for this treatment, and if they have to get more than one treatment, OBSC can hold off the scheduling of future treatments over the parents' heads until the Center has properly shaken down the parents. Even after being told by the insurance company in no uncertain terms that OBSC is wrong for doing so. It's shameful. Or, as they told us this week, "it's a business."

Totally Impressed! Nice, friendly and courteous staff. Really impressed with the ease of getting…read morean MRI appointment the same day I called and the fast turn around with getting the imaging results read and faxed to my provider in less than 24 hours. Outstanding!

Radiology clinic with MRI equipment. Came here with a mammogram patient. The medical staff was…read morefine, the receptionists were a tad unprofessional. They didn't seem to realize the people in the waiting room could hear their casual conversation. They also don't seem to know basic manners in terms of addressing patients using formal titles and last names, just assuming an informal first name use, and raising their voices to talk to anyone middle aged or older as if assuming dementia. I understand that it's hard to keep staff on hand, and no one has time to train front-end workers in civility and proper manners, the quality of the screening is what is truly important.

Needed an urgent care for skin rash and was very happy i went to the Urgent care center of…read morewestmont. Care quality was top notch. Provider and staff were friendly. I highly recommend this urgent care center

Excellent level of care. The wait was short and I never felt rushed. I appreciate that they are…read moreavailable 7days a week!

Quick, easy, clean & friendly service! Was in and out within 10 minutes and received results in a…read moretimely manner also.

Always helpful quick caring affordable very nice people a little hard to get through for appt on…read morephone but all around great been there 5 times the radiology lady is the absolute best! Sweetest thing I've ever seen!

Went in today and unfortunately my boss called me just as I got there so I entered on the phone…read more The Dr submitted my tests and I did not have a paper copy. She wasn't happy with me in general and asked me if I was there for a drug test in a way that suggested to me she thought I was some sort of user. She goes, "so I have to search the database!?!" Anyhow, when I finally got off my stupid and admittedly disruptive I've call, I went in and apologized, complimented her needle work and wished her a nice weekend. She was grumpy. Then it got weird. On my way out, a man was on his way in and looked angry and he was telling me that I "he was there because I was being rude to his girlfriend and that I better apologize." Although I wasn't picture perfect, she musta been having a crazy nuts day to call in the meat head boyfriend. I was pleasant and apologetic to him and walked away. He looked tough. Be aware folks, the blood lady can be crabby and she'll call the bouncer to rough you up if you are out of line.

Blood work. Blood borne. Blood poisoning. Blood drive. Blood sucker…read more Blood sure does command a lot of action. I suppose that's why I have this over whelming desire to run like Forrest Gump away from any lab that is about to draw my blood. Well, not so fast, Forrest, not so fast. This is the exception that proves the rule. Granted, the office building itself is nothing to write home for. And if you happen to enter in the service entrance, versus the main fancy schmancy lobby, you will think that illegal medical whatever is performed here. But after entering Quest you are met with exactly what you need: calm, quiet, professionalism, and extremely large and comfortable lounge chairs -- that which to more comfortably draw thy blood. I will admit that I get a little fidgety when they put that padded bar in front of you. You never feel the "Great America" theme park feeling. And one should never view it as a way to avoid escape. More importantly, it is there for the utterly exciting possibility (or probability) that you will pass out when the needle goes in: and we wouldn't want to have to go through all of that pretense again, would we? Sylvia (the woman who drew my blood) should get an Olympic medal. And on the off chance that I had fallen over in a dead heap (and we're talking dead) there is not a doubt in my mind that coroner's near and far would never have been able to locate the needle stick. For the No Bruised Arms Club -- thank you!!!!! You're fabulous.