Quakerbridge Radiology Associates

In and out in 20 minutes. Promptly taken at my appointment time, which by the way they were able to see me 45 minutes after my initial call… mostly due to the severity and need of an immediate chest xray — but none the less… A+ for prompt service and taking into consideration patient needs and health.
Front desk, one lady was not that friendly, glad I got the other one to intake my information — she was very friendly.
Xray tech was a bit rushy, all business but did wish me well in the end and hoped I got better soon and that the xray would reveal why I’m still sick.
So I can’t complain much and I am a fan of this place.
Prompt service, same day service, insurances accepted, and in and out within 20 minutes and only 15 minutes from my home.

Appt. scheduling was good with min. wait. Explained to the tech. I was claustrophobic & had a bad shoulder. Asked if test could be stopped at any point to reposition shoulder & was told no.(Tech. was very nice). Part way through MRI I felt the bed of the MRI being pulled out & a hand up & down my breastbone & tugging at my slacks which were eventually pulled down (said something metal showed on the film — decided it was the film). I was stuffed back into the MRI. All in all a very bad experience. I tried to let them know my shoulder was painful but no one responded. I put up with the pain just to get the test over with. Weeks later I still have a painful shoulder. Worst experience in an MRI I’ve ever had. I’ll never have another MRI at that location. This is the first time I have ever written a negative review but I went for the MRI for 1 problem & came out with another problem.

They are flexible and open. Not every person is super friendly but all the nurses are excellent and I have come across a couple receptionists that really make it about the patient. I mean, when you are getting an MRI done, presumably you’re in a semi-​bad situation, and it doesn’t help when the person on the other end of the phone is rude and uncooperative. But this person asked me throughout the conversation how I was and it really helped me feel less nervous about the MRI.
When you get there after signing in, you are ushered to the area where you will get your MRI or whatever testing you’ll get done, and the nurse spends some time going over their questionnaire thing. There is water, cookies and a TV. Everything you need to calm your nerves.