Five Towns Heart Imaging

As someone who has had continuous heart issues, I've visited several imaging centers throughout the years. Five Towns Heart Imaging stands out for its efficiency and kindness. The staff was considerate of my time and made sure I was well-informed and comfortable for my PET CT test. The atmosphere was peaceful, and every staff member I interacted with considered me more than a patient. I appreciated the quick turnaround time.

I've been experiencing some chest discomfort, and my doctor recommended a PET/CT scan. I was honestly concerned about both the test itself and the cost. However, Five Towns Heart Imaging made the entire procedure easier than I expected. They accepted my insurance (which was a big relief) and the staff explained what was covered. On test day, everyone remained calm, helpful, and professional. I was quite nervous, but they explained everything step by step, which helped me remain relaxed. The follow-up was prompt and detailed. I left feeling relieved, not only because the outcomes were satisfactory, but also because the entire experience was so good.

I'm very happy I chose Five Towns Heart Imaging! Everyone was kind and made me feel completely at ease. The entire visit felt pleasant and professional, and the equipment appeared to be new. They even helped me organize with my insurance. I definitely felt like I was in capable hands here.

I am grateful for the care I received at Five Towns Heart Imaging. I was worried coming in, but the staff were kind and reassuring. The doctor promptly followed up, and I left feeling confident in my health. Overall, I had a great experience and would probably return if I needed further testing.

The employees require improvement in their professional skills. The woman who checked me out exhibited the most attitude and dismissiveness because I declined to schedule another appointment to "follow up" when I could have done so that same day or at the very least, had someone contact patients to discuss the matter. No one enjoys taking time off from work to discuss something for a mere five minutes. This is my second office visit within the past month. When scheduling my appointment, I was informed that it was 8 AM, but when confirming my appointment, I was told that it was 8:30 AM (the woman on the phone stated, "Well, we open at 8 AM"). Despite this, I still had one person ahead of me for one of my tests. How is this possible? As an Administrative Assistant, I treat families with far more respect, regardless of how repetitive the tasks may become. .