Reviews for St. Alphonsus Radiology & Imaging
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As far as the imaging and team goes, this is a 5-star service!
What makes me furious is their scheduling and the fact that they out-source everything to Inter Mountain Imaging. They are horrible! Once they get a fax, it takes forever to put it in their system and get back to the patient. IF they even get it. And IF they load it properly in your chart. Then, they don't pay attention to the notes, and get everything wrong. Terrible!
I really need St Alphonsus to quit outsourcing their scheduling and do things themselves, with better service!
I want just say how thankful I am for Dr Kim Wilson and his RN with my lumber puncture that I had done last Wednesday. I was so nervous and quiet scared to have this done even tho I've had so many different procedures done over the years. Dr Wilson was so great telling how everything would work and explaining everything to me so well. His RN was fabulous in keeping my mind off of little pain I had. In the end I had almost no pain the day of and next day and no bruising at all. He made this whole experience so much better for me.
Thank you Dr. Kim Wilson is Radiology
First day of vacation, I have a freak accident which resulted in a plateau fracture of my tibia. My husband dialed 911 and I landed in the emergency room at Saint Alphonsus on a Saturday evening. Surgery to place hardware was recommended for the very next morning. I have nothing but praise for all the medical professionals I encountered from the day I was admitted to the day of my release. Everyone was kind, compassionate and eager to make my stay as comfortable as possible. A lot of firsts for me this trip - first ever ambulance ride, first fracture (aside from breaking a toe), first surgery and first hospital stay. I met the surgical team Sunday morning. My surgeon explained what was going to be done while the anesthesiologist and nurses ensured I was calm and knew what to expect next. Surgery went well and next thing I knew, I was waking up in recovery. Shortly after I was moved back to my room. My room was comfortable. The nurses on the floor were just wonderful and attended to any needs I had. Even the food was good - plenty of choices. My only complaint is I felt ill prepared when it came time for discharge. My surgeon was not on duty at the time and the doctor that came by could not answer questions specific to my injury. She promised to call my surgeon, even said he was always quite responsive, and come back with answers to my questions. I never saw her again. I was not made aware that I would not be leaving with crutches (no weight bearing on my leg for 10 weeks) so my husband was left scrambling for a walker/crutches from a nearby medical supply store close to their closing time so I could get around once I got home. My physical therapy session before release left much to be desired. No instruction how to actually use crutches. I was basically wheeled to a room, handed crutches and got a very quick tutorial on how to climb stairs which I was not able to do. The younger woman on the therapy team seemed eager to help, but I found the older woman with her quite condescending. I went back to my room with a sense of despair. Thank goodness my husband is an old pro with crutches! Again I want to reiterate my overall experience was quite good. My doctors and nurses were among the best. I hope to never visit an ER again, but if I must I hope my experience is as favorable as this one!