12 Best Radiology Programs In Greenville, SC (2022 Updated)

BEWARE. AREA IS NOT SAFE. There needs to be security patrols or policemen in the area. I was taking my ASVAB test there around 3 pm. I come back to my car only to find out my catalytic converter had been stolen in the parking area in broad daylight. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one that had to deal with theft on that day. Please reinforce security patrol, cameras, and policemen in the parking area so things like this don’t happen to others who are planning to visit and take tests there.Savannah Jenkins

BEWARE. AREA IS NOT SAFE. There needs to be security patrols or policemen in the area. I was taking my ASVAB test there around 3 pm. I come back to my car only to find out my catalytic converter had been stolen in the parking area in broad daylight. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one that had to deal with theft on that day. Please reinforce security patrol or policemen in the parking area so things like this don’t happen to others who are planning to visit and take tests there.Savannah Jenkins

Nice place to visit if you are junior or senior trying to decide you next step in life. Just about if not all, college or university in the upstate is located here.angela brewer

Honestly, I was really not looking forward to this MRI, not only because being in the car and sitting upright for extended periods are painful for me, but because the receptionist I had spoken to on the phone was really quite rude. I felt like I was a problem for her. I understand why, (there were insurance issues) but she definitely could have been more kind to me. Because of that, I thought the MRI experience would be pretty unpleasant. But I was so surprised to be greeted so warmly by a woman named Beth! She was at the front desk, and she was fantastic! My MRI was on a Friday at 5pm, so when I finished at 7pm, I know Beth must have been ready to go home, and be finished with work, and yet, she took wonderful care of me, and offered me coffee, which I did end up having. She made conversation with my husband while I was in the MRI, and he said that she was just really wonderful, easy to talk to, caring, and kind. The man who took me in for the MRI was sooo awesome! I forgot my cane, so he lent me his arm for support. He made sure I was comfortable throughout the MRI process, and he really made sure I had an excellent experience, despite the pain! After the MRI, he helped me up, and helped me to a comfy couch in the waiting room because my husband had stepped outside for a moment. Thank you Beth!!!! And thank you to the kind man, whose name I did not get!!! It is people like you who make having a chronic illness just a little bit more bearable! I appreciate all you guys did for me!❤Kay Joyce

I am a chronic illness patient, and patient advocate, with multiple lifelong conditions. Due to my medical conditions, I have had several dozen MRIs in a half a dozen hospitals and imaging centers. Medical imaging express is, by far, the best facility, for MRI testing, to which I’ve ever been. The staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome and comfortable. The front desk person was so friendly, considerate and generally welcoming… We felt right at home immediately. The technician performing the upright MRI scans was very patient, nurturing and helped me to relax throughout the testing. As for state of the art medical testing, their upright MRI machine is the best available. In fact, there are only about 15 of them in the entire United States. Personally, I was getting upright MRI scans to look for tethered spinal cord. This is the gold standard test to look for that medical condition. THE DEAL: If you want the best results, you have to get the best test at the best facility. I flew all the way from Boston, MA to Greenville, SC to get the best upright MRI scans!Lynn Julian

When I entered the facility, I was not greeted or even acknowledged. I stood there waiting while the receptionist was at the desk (not on the phone) and it took her a few minutes before she even said a word. Then, she was very short and rude with me. I waited for quite a while and when they finally came to take me back, they realized they weren't ready for me and I had to wait longer. I'm not sure if they were short staffed that day, but I was the only person in the waiting room. I understand the process and patience it takes for imaging, so my rating is solely based on my interaction at the front desk. I'm not sure if the person was having an off day, but it shouldn't matter.Jenn J

Ms. Megan Tobin enrolled my daughter in spring 2020. She was not certified with me and my daughter. We are pioneer. As a family, we can't impart in English well to be sure. I think my young lady's right has been squashed. I don't trust in this school in any way shape or form.Amanda Fergusontyer

Beautiful building, reminds you of biltmore as you drive in. Classrooms are modern and the building feels very upscale. I was in the sustainable agriculture program on this campus and there is a demo farm on the property.Patrick Belk

I have been in Culinary Arts for 2 years! It was one of the best experiences of my life so far! They definitely set the pace for a successful career!chase traynham

Absolutely the best birthing experience I remember ever having. Nurses Bailey, Julie, Jazmyn and Marilyn or Maryanne (I'm sorry if I'm spelling it wrong) especially went above & beyond their obligations to ensure we were comfortable and as confident as possible. Although every staff member was awesome, I can't remember the lactation specialists name either unfortunately but she and one of the night nurses I think God sent me as a guardian angel (bcuz no one seems to know who she was and she wasn't my assigned night nurse that was Nicole) saved my breastfeeding experience and restored my self esteem alongside the support I was surprisingly getting from my husband @TerrillBradford when our daughter wasn't latching. He originally was against breastfeeding but after our stay at Patewood he's been great about it.. my husband was encouraged to be apart of every detail too which was a totally new experience for him as well. We were so anxious because this is our first baby in over 12yrs, we've never had a baby in S.C. at all and with the news changing daily on this pandemic, there was alot to consider but everyone was great, compassionate and understanding. I would definitely recommend this hospital!!Above all things Love

I delivered my daughter there on august 24th. I had the best night nurses but the doctors on my day shift were absolutely terrible. Allison M carman called dss in to speak to me over a false lab report and caused my life to be a living hell. She was beyond rude and had no bedside manner. As a first time mother the care and attitude of my doctors shifted my entire mood and experience. Thankfully I was able to get dss out of life due to the lab results being wrong/ negative. If any new mother delivers there I highly suggest it should not be on her shift. Due to the experience I had and the way I was treated they took the joy and excitement my partner and I had when delivering my daughter. I can’t express enough how terrible it was to have to speak to dss and have doctors look at you and speak to you like you are a terrible person and mother a day after I have birth to my beautiful baby girl.Kate Schrock

So it’s a pretty place and people are nice… but I was under the assumption I would have a sonogram or MRI or something besides x-ray that I didn’t care to a have. I wasn’t told to take anything for my swelling or for pain I was just told to basically do whatever. Just watch it. That I can go buy a patch over the counter and also wear this little generic sleeve she gave me… was it was a waste of my time and money.?? I don’t feel very secure in knowing what’s wrong with my leg or why it is the way it is. I know she went over things with me but there’s just no definite reasoning or answer…But I’m just gonna watch it like she said. Again they were nice and the facility is pretty… I just don’t feel confident. I can’t say I’d ever come back….PrettyJuls Travel & Living

PLEASE READ REVIEW ITS LONG BUT WORTH IT! Where can I begin ? I started off with the admissions counselor Kathy, I told her I was interested in the LPN, RN or Medical Assistant program . She followed up in the beginning which was great. I came and took my TEAS test for LPN then I took English and math for medical assistant. I could barely make a decision because it’s like she is trained like a salesman to quickly make you make a decision instead of following up with her . I quickly decided medical assistant . I went over the details with my parents like I told her and the next day she was leaving multiple voice messages and calling me from different numbers about financial aid . Long story short I explained to her that I was getting frustrated after a WEEK having 10 VOICEMAILS AND 20 missed calls from her about my FINANCIAL AID . I put that in bold because they are seriously only about the money . After I told her my parents and I were still looking over it she threatens to cancel my application and I wasn’t ready for school and HANGS UP the phone on me . I called her back multiple times and she did not answer then started ignoring it after the first ring straight to voicemail. The director of admissions Michael Baker called me back and claimed it was an “internet issue” and she “tried” to call me back . Funny all of a sudden I didn’t receive not one voicemail or multiple calls like how Kathy called about the money . He was very rude and unprofessional about the issue . Mr. Baker made it seem as if Kathy did not do anything wrong and it was a “internet issue” . I am beyond frustrated I would NOT RECOMMEND this school to anyone . And I have told my coworkers that I work with at the hospital and they will definitely NOT attend this school after what happened . All due to the unprofessionalism of Michael Baker and Kathy.Marlena Sweeney

The University itself is awesome, the instructors go out of their way to help you meet your goals in order to graduate and be successful. However once you graduate the career recruiter is suppose to help you get into a career of your major. Needless to say I graduated a year in half ago, and yet still unemployed. The career recruiter does absolutely nothing to help you get a job; most of the time doesn’t even return your calls. Once you go over their head to get results the career recruiter will email you a few job links but other than that, that’s about it. I completely understand the economy isn’t in the best conditions but most of the people who are receiving jobs it’s because they know someone directly or have a connection on the inside. I don’t feel the career recruiter is really helping by emailing a few job links. This only allows you to get lost in the flooded resume pile that the companies are already receiving. The whole point of having a recruiter is to basically cut out the middle man, and help you get noticed. That kind of service hasn’t been provided to me or any other students I graduated with. Some of my former classmates are working now (because of the jobs they found own their own), but was forced to take any job that could get. Unfortunately most are making the same or even less than what they was earning before they even received their degrees. When considering going back to college make sure you do your research on EVERYTHING, and not just the academics program. The academics are great, but once you’re finished your own your own, which is sad because the university got paid well for my education. Overall I rate the university at a 4. I loved the university as well as the instructors but the after experience not so well.M. Freeman

My husband graduated from ECPI in December of 2017 and was allowed to walk in the graduation ceremony in June 2018. They've yet to give him his degree certificate and it's been 2 years now since he's walked. He's a veteran and used the GI Bill to pay for his schooling at ECPI. The money was only exchanged from the hands of the VA to ECPI; therefore, we never received a penny of it. We're now getting phone calls from collection agencies stating that he owes for part of his schooling which wouldn't be correct because he 1. Graduated full and 2. Was allowed to walk in the ceremony which they don't allow if certain criteria isn't met just like most colleges/universitys. With this being said, we've contacted the financial advisors at the Greenville location and even contacted the President of the college and have received zero help from them. This is making me feel like this is an ITT Tech situation to where they take their students money and never give them an actual valid degree. But oh boy, did ECPI make sure that they contacted every local news site to share my husbands story of supporting her through college while he went into the army instead. ECPI had them show up to the graduation ceremony and made sure to get their name out in the local newspapers/tv stations. We feel as though they're used him for marketing purposes and now haven't fulfilled their end of the deal by just sending him his degree which he earned. I wouldn't recommend this institution to any veteran for the chance they may do the same to you because he's not the only one from his graduating class this has happened to.Kayla Hill

I called Prisma for an estimate for an optional procedure suggested by my gynecologist to rule out any new growth on a lump in my breast. I was quoted a specific amount for this procedure and initially received a bill for that amount. I paid the bill in full as I had been saving to be able to afford the amount after insurance (around $300 out-of-pocket). At that time, I was pleased with my service and felt that I was treated kindly. About a week later, I received a second bill from Prisma Health Medical Group Radiology Department. I thought this was a mistake as I had already paid my bill in full. I spoke with the general Prisma billing department who then sent me over to the Prisma Health Medical Group Department of Radiology (apparently they are an entirely separate entity). I explained to them that I had already paid my bill in full, and they stated that this was an entirely separate bill to read the imaging. I explained that I had been told everything would be included in the $300 estimate and that I was never notified that an additional bill would occur. The supervisor on the phone repeatedly cut me off, showed no compassion, and kept staying, "It's just an estimate. It's federal law that we don't have to tell you the exact amount." I kept trying to explain that giving me an entirely separate bill on top of the bill I was promised is deceptive and I should not charged twice for a service. She was of absolutely no help and did not even attempt to reduce my bill. It is very rare that I write reviews, but I did want to warn others of my experience. The staff in the radiology department were warm and friendly. I appreciated how I was treated the day of my procedure. However, Prisma itself lied about how the procedure would be billed and were deceptive in their billing practices. I will no longer be using Prisma for any radiology services. I would not recommend using them for any women's services.Tara Page

I qualified for financial assistance thru the Greenville Hospital System. DBA Radiology said they would accept the financial aid but hospital refused to give me any paperwork. I called and called and called. In the meantime, I was making payment to DBA. Finally the hospital said they would have to send the letter. I had to request it MULTIPLE TIMES because DBA said they didn't receive it. I stopped paying the radiology bill of $350 because I had already paid more than the 24% required of me. DBA OWES ME $160 but REPORTED ME TO A COLLECTION AGENCY. I called multiple times to straighten this out and was told that the account would be closed and I would get a refund for $160. It took months for DBA to close the account. They continued to impact my credit rating and I NEVER GOT THE REFUND.Ellie Rhodes

The billing office at Greenville Radiology is terrible. It is obviously outsourced, which would be fine, but it took 6 employees including one supervisor to even begin to resolve my billing issue. They misfiled a workers' comp claim and sent us a notice for it 4 years later. They didn't bother to send me a bill for under $5 for coinsurance, and they billed the wrong amount for a third issue. The staff in billing is condescending until you get to the supervisor level. If I could avoid Greenville Radiology entirely, I would just due to these billing issues! This is a shame because the actual radiology staff is excellent.Kara Mansel

Low stars ONLY because of the bookstore associate, never before have I dealt with anyone so rude, I’m not the nicest person in the world either but never to people I’ve had 3 or less interactions with. She snapped at me for looking through the store for my books after I was standing up at her counter for a few minutes unacknowledged By her, snapping her fingers and saying, “uh uh, sir you need to come wait up here I’m not trying to spread Covid 19” even though I was Wearing a mask and complied gracefully when just a few minutes later another dude came in without a mask and did the same thing and she said, “hello what can I help you find sweetie” completely changed tone. The whole interaction lasted But 20 minutes, but every sentence I spoke she interrupted me and wouldn’t let me thoroughly explain the issues I was having with the online bookstore, mostly just interrupting me to interject how “simplistic and self explanatory” the online bookstore process was to get them (which isn’t) and “no I don’t have those books you gotta go to Barton” without even bothering to just look up the inventory just to see- but, I went and got a book voucher and returned, much to her visually apparent dismay, and I showed her the voucher, and she grumbled again about how she didn’t have the books, but looked them up to see if she did, come to find out she actually DID have most of them. Although she failed to mention that I was missing one, which I discovered last night.but she was in such a rush to get me out of the store it seemed, and she assured me that I had every one I needed save one. Luckily my professor for that class has several PowerPoints and notes available on blackboard I can use to get through the assignments until I can make inconvenient arrangements to go find the other book. I’ve been there a total of 3 times in the past two years, one time with my fiancé and the associate was just as rude then, the rest of the staff wasn’t as rude as she was, although they weren’t especially friendly either. I’ve never said or done anything to warrant that much rudeness so maybe she just thought we were ugly or something and decided she didn’t like us but whatever. As long as I can help it, I will NEVER return to this campus, I would rather drive an extra 30 minutes to the Barton campus rather than use this one. Very appalling. 1/10 would not recommend.Alich591 Zazumel

On Thursday May 16, 2019 my life changed! I have been suffering with right foot and ankle pain for over 10 years. I have been through 5 surgeries to try to alleviate the pain only to have added more pain! Through this process of searching for relief I have been highly recommended to a orthopedic specialist in Greenville SC. His initial exam included orders for a injection in the foot guided by using live time radiography (fluoroscopy)! Greenville outpatient radiology team scheduled the appt. Everything from that point on has been a blessing! Dr. Wienke (assisted by an awesome radiology technologist) had to numb my foot in multiple areas (for my multiple injections) then check with x-ray contract & guarantee that the needle was in the joint then inject the corticosteroid! Dr. Wienke has this amazingly kind soft voice which relaxed me. He explained everything about what he was going to do and reassured me if any pain was felt to let him know and he would numb it more! Not needed because he slid that needle right into the joints. We just chit-chatted through the injections that I really didn't know that he was done and placing a band-aid on it! I am so fortunate that Dr. Wienke was the radiologist that took care of me because the initial numbing medicine wears off after 24 hrs. & it's 4 day later & I'm still pain free. So the injections for pain relief have definitely caused my foot pain to be gone (for now)! Knowing that an ankle replacement is in my future I will continue having these cortisone injections till I'm told I can't have anymore. I will (try to) request that Dr. Wienke be the Dr. to preform the procedures! I will ask for the same young lady to assist him as well! They're like Batman & Robin… they get the job done!Karin Inman

Worst ER i have ever been to. First time i came here i waited over 2 hours to been seen. My mother came here and had to wait over 3 hours to be seen. The pediatric ER i have waited over 1 1/2 hours to be seen. I dont recommend this ER what so ever. I wish i could go somewhere else but this is the closest hospital to my house and the urgent cares are all closed after 8pm.Morgan Pena

Emergency room Dr, nurses, and technicians were all understanding to the older lady I was with. May the Lord Jesus bless you all for the kindness you have shown. ☺Sister Susan

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