Truxtun Radiology Medical Group

I was very impressed with the treatment I received at Truxtun. I had initially been referred to another radiologist, but they wanted a $ 640 copay for the procedure I needed, and Truxtun only asked for $ 158. You really are able to shop around for decent care locally, and it saved me a serious chunk of change, plus I got stellar care.
The reservation clerk, whose name I never knew, what very efficient. She actually called me a couple of times after I made my appointment to clarify some things about my procedure. Very thorough. On the day I was treated, I was especially pleased with the tech, whose name I have forgotten, I’m sorry to say. I was nervous, and she took the time to explain all the steps they were going to take before they even started. Then, as we went through it, she kept re-​explaining. The doctor was equally open about what she was doing and what she would be doing next. I had heard that this procedure could be very painful; I never felt a thing. I left feeling like I could go back to my usual routine, when others who had had the procedure before had told me that they were in bed for up to three days.
I felt very fortunate to have been referred to Truxtun Radiology, and I would not hesitate to return there if I need any such treatment in the future. Very professional, very patient and very kind, not to mention clearly experts at doing their jobs.

I recently visited the place with my two children.
One child needed X-​rays. After the photos were taken of a obvious life threatening condition. Not one person said a thing about the X-​ray findings or severity of the findings or gave any type of instructions or suggestion. They ushered me and my child to the front lobby to leave. With a smile I their face. When I got home and viewed the x rays it was obvious my child was in a life threatening situation.
And had to be rushed back to the emergency room where she was admitted. If the supervisor looked at the X-​ray instead of his stupid computer monitor this kind of thing wouldn’t happen. Shame on you!