I had to have a total brain MRI done, I was scared to death, not knowing what to expect. The people there were very considerate and compassionate to your needs. They took me to this large machine were I had to lay flat on my back, to me it felt like a coffin, and I started to freak out. The guy that was doing my MRI did not hesitate to pull me back out until I was okay to go back in and he talked me threw the whole procedure. I was very thankful to him that he cared enough about me as a person and my fears to hold my hand through entire experience.

If you want to be treated like a person and not just a specimen to be examined, RDI is the place to go. They will handle you will the same care and attention that they would give their own family members. They offer a full line of services, such as digital mammography, MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound, PET scan, and nuclear medicine. My mom went through radiation for breast cancer here in June. They treated her like she was part of a family. They really cared not just about the patients, but about the family and friends too. It was such a home-type atmosphere. There was magazines to read, a puzzle to work, television to watch. There was even a learning library right there to learn more about cancer. In the mornings, there was even hot coffee waiting. The people here definitly made the experience better.