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I had a simple fine needle biopsy procedure but it went wrong. A major Melbourne hospital ordered the procedure and when they got the samples, they were crushed and the Lumus report was "inconclusive" so I have to have it done all over again in Melbourne for a more medically professional outcome. The procedure i had at Warnambool caused internal bruising and inflammation for 3 weeks. I reported this to the unit but they couldn't help.
The staff were very friendly, respectful and caring but I prefer procedures to be done by doctors who are more contientious. Sorry, Warnambool.

Didn't like how the lady lead me by the arm out of MRI. It was an intense grip. I was 10 mins late due to parking & a fire that blocked the next block. They were not happy.

Lumus Frenchs Forest fitted me in for an MRI on my knee within a day after I explained I was going overseas to a remote part of Indonesia surfing - and was concerned it was a ACL rupture. The staff were great and the MRI was one of the latest models - low on noise for those who have not used one before. And free parking below the centre. Luckily only a part rupture, so the physio has designed a program to build up the quads based on the detailed imaging.

I've used Lumus many times and I've always felt well-cared-for.

About seven years ago I received a steroid injection at this business. It was the most agonizing experience of my life, leaving me trembling in my chair for minutes afterwards from the shock of the experience. I believe the treating doctor forgot to add the needed anesthetic to the steroid, despite that the injection record states an anesthetic was used. Fast forward to last week, when I needed two steroid injections between my toes. With a vivid recollection of the previous experience, I made it clear to the receptionist at Lumus - (probably too much so), that I would take it further if I was subjected to similar treatment again. After a while she informed me by telephone that Lumus didn't do injections in certain parts of the body so I would have to obtain treatment elsewhere. I do not for a second believe that Lumus cannot do a steroid injection in a foot. What obviously happened is that the receptionist and treating staff colluded to create an excuse for not treating me. Basically they were covering their backsides. I can accept a straightforward refusal to provide the treatment, although that seems to me to conflict with medical ethics, but I cannot accept being lied to. It is obviously patently untrue that they couldn't do the injections, so fabricated a reason instead of being honest. Given the obvious lie, and the possible lie after the original injection, I don't trust the staff at this business anymore, so I must reluctantly go elsewhere in future for any treatment or imaging that I otherwise would have obtained from Lumus. Finally, I emailed Lumus' head office to complain about this situation, and received an acknowledgment but nothing subsequently. Apparently they either couldn't care less or have taken their receptionist's side and left it at that.