Piedmont Athens Regional Breast Health Center

Reviews

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  Isabella Nelson

  Jan 10, 2026
  5.0
  My sister had an excellent experience at the breast center and couldn't say enough good things about Jade. She was warm, professional, and incredibly reassuring during the process. I would recommend her to anyone!
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  allaya9

  Apr 4, 2024
  3.0
  The staff was kind and professional but my mammogram was extremely painful. I have small breasts size bish but my breasts got so squished that I have bruises and now they’re so sore. A couple of times I yelled out ow ow ow but the technician kept going, it sucked and this was my first time 😕
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  Barbie Fortson

  Oct 25, 2021
  1.0
  I was in for my 3rd mammogram 3rd ultrasound this year not to mention 15 minute ct scan few weeks back I’ve survived 2 year treatments blood cancer terrified I now have Brest cancer I’ve waited 9 months to see what today holds I get called to check in and I’m ask to pay so I ask to be billed mind u I have all my financial matters up to date I’m in good standing there she refuses I have never felt so uncomfortable ashamed all I could do was think is if I didn’t need to know if I had cancer or not I’d crawl in hole die and what hurt most thinking of next lady if they could not pay having to leave not even knowing I promise I don’t write this for me I write it so no one ever feels like I did today if the lady that checked me in doses not even remember me because I assure u she didn’t care I just hope someone helps who’s next w all my heart I’d never wish that on any one just shaking her head I’ll never forget that look ever
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  Christine Kenney

  Oct 23, 2020
  2.0
  As a person presenting with BC x2, I expected more from this center going for an annual mammogram, which showed yet another tumor (fortunately small and not aggressive). Scheduling, billing, and communication were generally poor. The waiting area was crowded, with no place to sit. Although I was repeatedly told I'd be called with my results, no call was forthcoming, and my call in was not returned. After my surgery, I no longer need mammograms, but if I did, I'd go to St. Mary's. To put the icing on the cake, the day of my diagnostic mammogram, in which the radiologist found the tumor, I was so upset, I lost my parking ticket/card. I understand that the gate keeper was just doing his job, and that I was responsible for getting my ticket validated or paying a fee, but let's see how composed the average person is when they're told, "You have cancer...again." No exceptions to the rule. It's the small things, folks, that really do matter when people are struggling with their health.