Island Medical Imaging Ltd

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Well in my life time I've had to have so many X-rays and MRIs and bone scans that well, let's just say that I pretty much glow in the dark!Long story short I've been to many, many labs and imaging places. This place in particular is so awkward to get in to because of motorized wheelchair. Two rows of plastic chairs right up to the reception. Granted it's not the receptions fault that I'm in a wheelchair but the fact that I called out to her when I couldn't go further than a couple of feet in to the room and she didn't respond. Thanks to another customer? who went to both rows of chairs turning them sideways so I could get through to the reception desk. I told the receptionist who seemed completely oblivious to my plight and she smiled and proceeded to ask for my care card.I thought public businesses were supposed to be accessible.To make things worse when I was shown in to a change room my eight year that it was a good thing that i didn't have to remove all of my clothes because I couldn't get in to the change room in my chair. My daughter had to hold the curtain back to give me some privacy to take the upper part of my clothes off and put the paper gown on.Technician was quick and thoughtful and professional. But the rest of the ordeal was demeaning and uncomfortable. When standing I'm only four foot tall. So when was ambulatory I could fit in a lot of places where other normal" size adults couldn't. Now that I'm in a motorized wheelchair I feel like a bull in a china shop as it is and so when I find places that don't even try to be accessible it drives me batty.Will I go back and get my dose of radiation again? Not likely!"