Robyn was amazing! I told ger I hadnt had a screening in many years because the last ones had been so painful at the place I use to go. She said that it does not have to be that way and she was right! Gentle and quick. I wont hesitate to return.

Friendly, caring & compassionate staff. Highly recommend!

I went in for my first ever mammogram and was met with the friendliest people. I was a little nervous, but the radiation tech was gentle and chit-chatted with me and before I knew it, I was finished. I will definitely go back for future needs.

Ive been going to the breast center at menorah 4 at least seven years and have never had a bad experience yet even the one year they did call me back for a sonogram but that had nothing to do with my insurance coverage and was only good care on their part due to density of tissue that had developed by that stage of my life. I feel well cared for and enjoy using this location for my annual review

I had a mammogram on November 4 & my insurance covered it 100%. A few days later I was told to come back in for another screening & ultrasound. I was charged $100. If I had the second procedure done on the same day as the first, my insurance would have covered 100%. I have since found out that most diagnostic centers doctor looks at the x-rays the same day and if another is needed, it is done that day - no extra charge. I feel I was taken advantage of, charged and put through emotional turmoil by being told I needed to come back for a second mammogram. The good news is that nothing was wrong...the bad news is The Breast Center charged me $100 for a procedure that my insurance would have covered 100% had it been done in one day! The Breast Center knows this. They knew I had to pay $100 for a diagnostic test if it was done on a separte day. Ask questions, ask to see the x-rays and ask to talk to the radiologist THAT day. If another test is needed, demand that it be done the same day. I learned a valuable lesson. Unfortunately it was given by a company that I trusted with my health when in a most vulnerable state. Jessie (Jody) Sweeney