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    Rolling Oaks Radiology - Oxnard

    2.3 (121 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Good management is the key to pleasant visit with caring staff , clean facility for me with my fourth visits got no problem .

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    Rolling Oaks Radiology - Palms - More waiting area. Looks nice and fancy.

    Rolling Oaks Radiology - Palms

    3.4(63 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Walking in on a warm autumnal October at noon, I was able to easily park at this facility. I came…read more20 minutes earlier than my appointment as I anticipated paperwork. Arriving all the way from Orange County, I thought I would give the imaging centers in Ventura County a try The office was extremely easy to find being in suite 120 at the intersection of the hallways, basically the center of the building. As I opened the doors, the interior seem spacious with inviting interior decorations. I am typing this review as I sit in the waiting room. The paperwork for me took about 5 minutes to finish as it was rather straight forward. The staff seem kind when they knew immediately who I was even as I was a new patient based on my appointment time. The ultrasound technician was extremely nice and courteous, having over 15 years of experience. The ultrasound experience was efficient as can be as I was comfortable, yet he was able to take a lot of pictures both ventrally and laterally with his ultrasound wand, with the right amount of pressure without it hurting. The ultrasound gel was warm and much appreciated it. The small talk was brief and enjoyable as I remained pretty much quiet throughout the entire procedure except holding breath when he says so. Afterwards, I returned to the office where I was able to reschedule my upcoming chest xray appointment with Stephanie. She had excellent customer service and was very polite. She even let me prefill a form so I don't have to fill it on the day of. Overall, I got my results back the next day. Instantaneously. I don't know about the other reviews on here but this has been the most pleasant experience I've come across in imagining. Coming all the way from Orange County. I look forward to my next appointment! Update: Amber, the x-ray technician for my chest x-ray was extremely skilled. She helped me remove my necklace, was very courteous, polite, positive, and radiant as she took my x-ray in an efficient manner. It literally took 5 minutes. The front office staff was also in the festive spirit with Halloween attire. In conclusion, this diagnostic office is probably the best office I have ever visited in my life! (And I've been to a lot of medical offices as an EMT).

    I am conflicted writing this. I will say that this place is very clean and well kept. Scheduling…read moreand customer service was fine on the phone and they were nice in person however I came and brought my father, this is where 3 stars is. The front check ins consist of 2 small sections, 1 has 2 front ladies with computers next to each other where you check in and stand up. The other small section to the right has another person with a computer and for someone to sit down if needed. However the section with 2 people you are literally standing next to another patient, me and my father were checking him in standing next to another patient as she was checking in. I attached a photo for reference. During check in, they did state they would ask a few questions, I did not think too much of it till they started asking him about his medical condition, past medical treatments, his current medications and history OUTLOUD. I got uncomfortable after a while and asked to complete it myself, why are we speaking this out loud? Is this not against HIPPA? They give patients registration forms to sign with a clip board and have them sit down... why not let your patients complete the medical questionnaire?! Why should patient standing next to us hear his current diagnosis, medication and current and past treatments especially if its super sensitive to him. My father and I noticed that after he mentioned specific words regarding his personal life, the patient to our right kept looking over. Again the answers themselves were sensitive and I don't feel my father got the privacy he deserved. After we left my father was really not happy with that and neither was I. He did NOT feel his information was private despite how many people are in the room or not, why does he have to say it outloud? If management is reading this, as a worker in the healthcare field myself... I would suggest patients answering that themselves on paper as this info is private. No matter if people stand next to each other at check in, we can hear everything here in the waiting room chairs. Other than this, I will say this place is very clean and nice and well kept.

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    Rolling Oaks Radiology - St. John's

    3.0(31 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    This Rolling oaks radiology in St. John's hospital was an amazing experience! Steve in ct scans had…read moreme in and out in under 5 minutes, very kind. Isabel in the mammograms was very efficient and kind also. What a great staff !

    I've been trying to schedule an X-ray for both hips for a week. Every time I log in, I select…read moreX-rays/lower extremities and am taken to the next page, where "hips" is not an election. I entered into an online chat with someone last Thursday or Friday explaining the technical glitch. That person said they report it to the appropriate party. This morning I went through the same process and selected "thighs" since there was still no "hip" selection option. I made an appointment for 11:25. Got a text saying to be there 20 minutes early. Arrived at 10:50. Explained all of the above to the person behind the counter. She said she'd fix the appointment to reflect "hips". I asked that she report technical glitch, and she said there was nothing she could do about it. Ok.... How about reporting the issue to someone that could fix it? Next she tells me that I'll probably need to wait 1-1.5 hours because they just took someone back that required extensive X-rays on most body parts. I had an "appointment" at 11:25 and they accept someone ahead of my appointment that will require me to wait 1-1.5 hours. She said that normally they just take walk-in appointments. Ok. But I had an appointment at 11:25 as confirmed via text and I was requested to arrive 20 minutes early. Which I did. I guess an appointment means nothing. What a joke. Maybe Rolling Oaks should switch to a similar appointment service as employed by Quest. They take walk ins and appointments and juggle them both perfectly.

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    St. John's Regional Medical Center - Daddy D enjoying his fav shows on TV, while sitting in his very comfy Reed Lazy Boy. Evening of Discharge!

    St. John's Regional Medical Center

    2.7(241 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    The majority of the medical staff at this hospital were excellent. The ER nurses--Jessica, Karen,…read moreTiffany, Cathy, and student nurse Lorena--were attentive, kind, and actually listened. Dr. Ryan Shanannan was thorough, professional, and reassuring. On 2 South, Mae, Crystal, and Paige were exceptional--caring, knowledgeable, and clearly dedicated to their patients. Doctors Kim and Dr. C were compassionate, and the surgeon and anesthesiologist communicated clearly and confidently. Here comes the problem!!!!! Now, unfortunately, the complete opposite experience: Elliot from the ER phone line. Rude, dismissive, and completely unhelpful. I asked a straightforward question about possibly speaking with Dr. Shanannan. Instead of listening, he repeated the same irrelevant line about not giving out the doctor's schedule--which I never asked for. It was either a lack of comprehension or a lack of effort--neither is acceptable. When I asked to leave a message, I was told "we don't do that." No explanation. No alternative. Just a dead end. When I confirmed his name, he responded with attitude. When I asked his role, he refused to answer altogether--which raises serious concerns about transparency. Patients shouldn't have to question who they're speaking to when trying to get help. For someone in a frontline role at a hospital, basic communication and professionalism should be the bare minimum. Instead, the interaction felt dismissive and borderline disrespectful. It's disappointing, because one person like this can easily undermine the trust built by an otherwise excellent medical team. The hospital clearly has many outstanding professionals--Elliot is not one of them, clearly Elliot does not have human kindness.

    My 89 yo Dad was slowly getting sicker over aprox. 10 day period. So not wanting to go to ED I…read moretook him to Urgent Care - CMH's Centers for Family, Saviers RD, Oxnard. Dr. Redding was very good and very nice. He listened to his lungs. Took CXR then said, "OK Mary! Your Dad has doubled his oxygen requirements today! (Went from 3 Liters to 6 L / Nasal Cannula or NC and still only 91 percent 02 concentration on 6 Liters. CXR looks like he probably has mild pneumonia. Only one place for your Dad to be - ED. So off we went!!! I was experiencing PTSD from ED MD 1 year ago. BUT this time only the " "A" TEAM was in ED! We had VIP service from Dietary Services to MDs. Nobody was more wonderful than Dr Vanna Parikh! She actually LISTENED! She's ABSOLUTELY the polar opposite of Dr. "Stop brining your Dad to ED, he should be on Hospice! How many times do I have to tell you to stop interrupting me?!" Himself! This visit we had two amazing Sound Hospitalists: Dr Barko & Dr Abkian. Dr Gil, Pulmonologist. Plus A- Team members of StJRMC Staff: RNs: ED: Dave G, Cory, Jane - Marie / 3 North: Michelle, Eva and Stephen, ED CT Tech: Jorge T / 3 North CNAs: Catalina, Ruby and Anna. Cat Scan Tech: Tammy, Cat Scan Transporter: Chris, Physical Therapist: Sarah, Respiratory Therapists: David & "Bree" Briana. (But all of them were very good!) Dietary Tech: Xavier. COPE Student Adam W! One Day soon he'll be an Amazing MD. Thank You to above and All the people who helped get Daddy D back home, doing better than he has in 6 weeks! My Coworkers would probably tell you that I'm very particular or picky even when it comes to standards of care. My sister, Michelle has even higher expectations but the above people more than exceeded are expectations - which is why I have writer's cramping going on in my right hand for writing all the Recommendations for awards for Exceptional Care Provided by above 19 - which also happens to be my Favorite Number. Nobody wants to take a loved one to ED but you All impressed us this visit! Thanks for your AMAZING Care!! Thanks for getting my Daddy D tweeked and home again, so much stronger than he has been in last 6 weeks or so! Mary Temple, BSN RN

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