I have had two MRI's in my lifetime. First one was in one of those torpedo tube units. Kind of…read morefreaky to say the least. I can definitely see why people get freaked out about them. Claustrophobic to say the least. These new open MRI machines are really nice. No closed in feeling. Folks at Westbrook Open MRi are great. I got in, waited maybe 5 minutes and was taken back to the MRI room. Got on the table, was slid back into the machine and away we go. My 30 minutes was over in no time. They have lockers for your personal affects while you are having your MRI done. I would definitely recommend Westbrook to anyone needing an MRI. Cheers!

I went for an MRI for my neck at another facility within my medical group a week ago. I've had an…read morean MRI in the past for my knee so I knew what to expect. Here's my experience at the facility within my medical group: I breezed in for my MRI, they place a cage over my neck which snapped into the bed, put headphones on (the procedure is loud), then rolled me in a "tube", my nose was only inches from the wall and it was a bit dark. I'm somewhat claustrophobic, but this was awful, immediate panic attack! I tried for a moment to stay in the tube, then asked the tech to pull me out to catch my breath. I tried it again, the procedure started, but I just couldn't lay there for 20 minutes and asked her to stop and get me out. I was trembling afterwards for awhile, and affected by the whole thing for days including nightmares. I could have asked my Dr for a Valium but that's not for me. I researched online and found Westbrook Open MRI close to me. I went in apprehensively, expecting the experience to be a little better than my last one (I also needed to get the procedure done!). I met with the tech, she was wonderful! She asked questions about my condition leading me to get an MRI, walked me into the MRI room and explained everything and what to expect. The machine is open on the sides, the canopy is still close to your face, but there's a light inside which helps tremendously. She kept asking if I was ok, and gave me tips I could do to feel better. I got thru it and even calmed down while in the procedure. I will definitely go here again if I need to!!

Came here for MRI scans, service a was great, very friendly staff, and flexible on my schedule. I…read morerecommend.

From the owner: We are on a mission to be your preferred imaging provider. Athlete Imaging is specialized in…read morestate-of-the art imaging and committed to provide excellent patient care and fast, high quality reports. Athlete Imaging offers flexible and same day scheduling, and has high-tech capabilities to provide MRI exam results with a 24 hour turnaround time.

Great service; kind staff, wonderful experience. Timely appointment. I really liked the fact the…read moreskilled technicians make it easy to get in and out and not be any pain during a mammogram. Desk staff very polite. Mammogram tech eased the stress of the moment. THANK YOU!

I have been going to Dupage Imaging for the past 20 years, a majority of my appointments were when…read moreI was diagnosed with Hodgekin's Disease back in 1993. I recently had to have a Thyroid ultrasound, due to a preventative test done at work, along with my past history involving radiation treatments. Had the ultrasound and received the report. I told the technician about my medical history, including the fact that I had radiation to the chest and neck area. The report itself is not detailed in the least bit, and only notes the reason for the scan was a preventative screening I had. There wasn't any notation about the radiation treatments, and how that could affect what was on the report. My primary care has recommended that I go see an endocrynologist, and everything from square one will have to be explained. It seems everyone in all industries is in such a hurry to get things done, and is not willing to put in the extra detail to make their work complete. This is a medical report that will get passed to different docs, yet is missing some pretty important information. Having a live person available to talk to would be helpful also, but again cost cutting measures involve automation therefore big lack of customer service. For routine tests and xrays have never had any issues, but this recent experience showed lack of detail. The type of medical facility should not be one that skimps on information given to patients and especially to doctors for analysis.

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!

My husband Eric has a very complex spinal condition, and after years of specialists, imaging, pain…read moremanagement, and consultations, his spine surgeon specifically recommended Dr. Said. That recommendation turned out to be one of the most important steps in Eric's treatment. Dr. Said has now performed three injections, and each one has provided meaningful relief. For someone who has spent months struggling with severe pain and limited mobility, those improvements have been life-changing. What stands out is not only Dr. Said's skill and professionalism, but also his willingness to listen, explain the procedure, and treat Eric as a person rather than just another patient. I also want to recognize the office staff. Timing has been critical for Eric's care, and several other providers simply could not get him scheduled within the necessary timeframes. Dr. Said's office consistently found a way to accommodate the deadlines recommended by Eric's surgeon, allowing treatment to happen when it was needed rather than weeks or months later. If you are dealing with serious back pain and have been referred for injections, I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Said and his team. We are extremely grateful for the care, responsiveness, and results.

After going to another pain clinic doctor I real saw how procedures are supposed to go! I didn't…read morejust get on a table and have the doctor skewer me and say ok "you're done you can let go of the table ". The lidocaine never even got a chance to work before shoving the device in my back. Then you weren't allowed to recover, you got off the table and you were allowed to sit for a minute and then I was allowed to drive home myself. When you're in such pain you hope that the doctor to be compassionate not robotic.

Very satisfied with the ease of check-in and short waiting period to see a very pleasant and…read morequalified doctor. Radiology was on site and quick. Would definitely recommend this facility not just for urgent care but also all Ortho care.

Thank you Dr. Daniel Park of Midwest Orthopedics at Rush for changing my life and giving me the…read morechance to live without back/hip pain from spondylolisthesis. Dr. Park performed a minimally invasive spinal fusion on L#4 to L#5 at Rush Oak Brook Surgical Center. While meeting with Dr. Park and hearing from him what he could do to solve my problem, I felt very comfortable at finally addressing this issue although I put off any thought of surgery for almost 5 years. His humble manner exuded confidence and he spoke honestly and compassionately about what he could do for me at age 71. He welcomed my many questions, explained the procedure/process and when I walked out of the office I know that I'd be in excellent hands to move forward. The scheduling staff, office staff, surgical staff, along with Dr. Park and his assistants are top notch professionals and I highly recommend them.

I broke my finger. mallet finger on my middle finger. they said the ot would make the cast. wear it…read morefor six weeks and it will heal. it has been 10 weeks. I looked at it after six weeks and was hanging down as much as when I first went in. left it on longer. Finger is bent down swollen and hurts. Trying to get in is almost impossible. But they do communicate frequently asking for more and more money. Even my veterinarian follows up visits with a phone call to see how the animal is doing. this place is only concerned with money. so sad that they are like this.

Lucinda W I totally agree with the other reviews. That…read morehospital has a beautiful outside but the inside holds alot of idiots and incompetent people. The one area I can say have always treated me with care is the emergency room. the areas of registration and adminstation need classes on how to deaql with the public, try having someone cancel your testing appt. without notifying your doctor office. this confusion started at 9:00 am continues until 5:00pm. even when my insurance got involved and approve my test, I recieved 5 calls from different people stating it's cancelled. call my insurance again told it's approve, next call from Elmhurst hospital test cancelled. so I go in to half my examine done. states they can't visualize my heart. first the bed was incline almost 90 degrees, secondly I always seen leads on first and try different positions, this was not the case. there are some kind people at Elmhust, when you have constant contract with rude racist and I don't care attitude why would anyone cometo this hospital when you can get better treatment elsewhere.