MRI went well with them. Appointment is hard to get with attendants who claim they can't find the…read moreorders.

The Receptionist was very polite and quickly got me signed in. The Radiologist was efficient and…read moredidn't waste my time. The whole X-ray process took about 20-30 minutes. She even had the disc ready for me in under 5 minutes. I am very impressed.

The technician for my head MRI w & w/o contrast was horrible. I chose this facility for the 'open…read moreair' MRI. It was horrible. She kept yelling 'stop moving', from her room..... She was unneccesarily harse. She made no attempts to make me more comfortable. I know the movement was from my breathing. They wrote on the report that she kept reminding me not to move. Also that the images were less than desired due to my claustrophobia. I was not claustrophobic, or nervous at the start...........I recently had a cardiac MRI, at St Luke's in a closed MRI, & it was a much much better experience. The technician took the time to make me feel better. I asked her about the breathing & movement. She said she would let me know when to take a deep breathe, hold it, & then release it. It was a a series of these & she got perfect pictures. Shame on the technician at Allentown Dx Imaging! Also, the report was limited, & I feel did not detect as accurate result.

The care here is exceptional. Everyone comes out smiling,…read moreand pleased. As was I after my bone density test and my MRI due to a skiing accident in 2011.Since moving to Allentown, they are our no wait Quality procedures.

The nicest people, no waiting and efficiently done…read more Perfectly clean and comfortable too. Was a pleasure to have Bernadette check me in and Steve do the actual MRI.

Awful experience with tech Jennifer who refused to provide me with ear plugs for MRI.read more

My interactions with the MRI group were disappointing. After suffering a back injury, I went into…read morethe ER at LG Health and had an MRI. After being told the radiologist that read the scan interpreted it as a bulging disk, I was discharged to home with pain, numbness and weakness of my leg. I suffered through the next 2 weeks before my primary doctor referred me to a neurosurgeon for follow up. At that office visit, I was told that the radiologist at the MRI group misinterpreted the MRI and that I indeed had a left far lateral disk herniation. I read up on this diagnosis and it can be commonly missed by radiology. I did receive a bill for there diagnostic service but I refused to pay for a misread MRI causing me a delay in treatment and pain and suffering. After disputing the bill, I was told that the radiology would not change her opinion and that I would need to pay the bill. Right now I am awaiting surgery to repair that disk herniation. This radiologist won't admit her mistake and is arrogant and conceited (I even sent over the documentation from the neurosurgeons notes). Obviously they don't care about their patients, just their wallets!!

The "lady" at the front desk has no chance of winning a congeniality award. She attempted to scold…read moreme by saying I should have been there by 8am, when in fact, I was told on a recorded line to be there at 8:30 am. I told her that I didn't come there for a lecture; rather for an MRI. She just looked at me as though she just sucked on a lemon.

Breast cancer. The surgeon was very nice. However, the staff needs a lot work. Follow up and…read morecommunication I would rate a 0. When calling the office I had to leave several messages. Never received a return phone call. Communication through MYChart was slightly better but not much. When asking about test results and test scheduling I never communicated with the same person and often times received different answers for the same question. They don't help with expediting or scheduling preop appointments. I was left on my own having to go through the general appointment line. They consistently acted as if they rather not be bothered. To me, this is really a reflection of the physician. Most excellent physicians that I have known would not allow their patients to be treated this way. Having been diagnosed with breast cancer is a scary thing. The additional stress of having to make phone calls and emails constantly added to my stress. The staff needs to get it together. I would not recommend. A little compassion goes a long way. I have been a patient elsewhere at Hopkins and most of the time I would rate it a 4 or 5. The imaging staff at Greenspring were great. Great communicator's, kind and compassionate.

Everything from the friendly appointment staff to the docs is always first class. It's the only…read moreplace I trust for my annual mammogram. I used the The urgent care clinic for a broken wrist last year. They were wonderful.

I had to have a breast biopsy on the right side. My doctor recommended Abington and I made my…read moreappointment as soon as I could. Lucky for me, the radiology group at Abington hospital was able to get me in 1 day later because I was a basket case on the phone. I can not speak more highly about Dr. Woodfield, the radiologist who did my biopsy. She was so kind and caring and totally understood my anxiety and took so much time to describe to me what will happen and talked me though the whole procedure. Dr. Woodfield and her assistant kept asking me how I was doing and if I needed a break. So thoughtful and caring. When you go there, you check in with the reception front desk and fill out a few forms. The typical forms that you would fill out at a doctors office for the first time. Then you wait for them to call your name. Then you go back and change into hospital gown and to the back where the biopsy will be done. I felt so at ease when I first met Dr. Woodfield. And the best part, the biopsy was not cancer. I wasn't given the option to request which doctor that would do the biopsy, but I lucked out.