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    Atlantic Vision Partners

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    VCU Medical Center At Stony Point - Locker in rad once

    VCU Medical Center At Stony Point

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    Stony Point

    I went to the urology center for a testicular injury that occurred during the Iraq War that now…read morerequires attention. PA Ambrosino sent in a student to surprise me and knowing I'm a veteran with blast TBI she mocked me for being socially isolated and laughed at my sexual inactivity. I walked out. The PA and VCU refuse to respond to the dashboard and patient experience messages. I don't know if she hates men or veterans but don't go if you need help.

    Regarding: Dr. Jonathan Isaacs…read more I drove from Hampton to Richmond for nothing. I was referred to Dr. Isaacs by my orthopedic surgeon to determine whether my bone tumor was an enchondroma or chondrosarcoma:. Prior to him entering the room, his nurse told me that they didn't receive the image of the x-ray,, but they only were able to view the written x-ray summary/notes. She asked me if I had a disk of the x-ray, and I told her no. Dr. Isaacs rushed in about 5 minutes later and said that based on what he can see from the x-ray, he doesn't think it's a bone tumor, before even examining my hand. Then, when I told him that I had surgery on that finger for an enchondroma in 2015, he then walks over and examines it and says, "Okay, so, it's probably a reoccurring enchondroma then, but let me take another set of x-rays to see." This tells me that he did not even review my file thoroughly, if at all. He rushed through my appointment and really gave me no new information other than what we already knew, and then, when I told him that I was experiencing pain in that finger, he attributed it to my anxiety. I took off a full day of work, wasted gas and time for absolutely nothing.

    Atlantic Vision Partners - businessconsulting - Updated May 2026

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