Stacie W.
6/21/2024
This location is centrally located, with plenty of parking, even though the parking lot is small, it's attached to various businesses in a strip small also surrounded by corporate buildings. The...
Metro Imaging - West County
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11615 Olive Blvd
Saint Louis, MO 63141
Metro Imaging - West County in Saint Louis, MO, offers a range of diagnostic imaging services, including MRI, CT scans, 3D mammography, and more. Patients can benefit from high-field MRI technology, non-claustrophobic CT scans, and the convenience of onsite results.
Established in 1994, Metro Imaging is a trusted provider of outpatient imaging services in the greater St. Louis area. The center prides itself on state-of-the-art technology, a caring and professional staff, ample parking facilities, and a comfortable upscale environment to ensure a positive patient experience.
Patients at Metro Imaging can expect efficient, professional, and courteous service, along with cost savings compared to hospital-based radiology departments. With a focus on clarity in healthcare, Metro Imaging empowers patients by providing transparency in exam costs and delivering results promptly.
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2.527 reviews
Sheri B.
8/3/2024
Have been coming to this facility for years. They are now open only one Saturday a month, but that usually works! Love that I don't have to take off work for routine screening. They also offer...
Krista C.
11/25/2023
The parking to this place is part of a larger strip mall area but they do have their own side for parking. Getting into the building and finding it is extremely easy. The staff inside are friendly...
Annette R.
8/28/2023
I'm baffled about some of the complaining reviews. Unfortunately I've been here twice in only a few weeks but both times, they've been efficient, kind and seemingly thorough. Their walk-in policy...
Vickie B.
3/23/2024
This office is quick, very kind, and they put you at ease. I love that they have high quality equipment, so they can see more than some imaging places.
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