This location was so fast, efficient , and caring even with the high demand of patient care they…read moreare experiencing with flu season. Our walk in visit was quicker than a scheduled doctors appointment! Nurses and doctors were amazing. Definitely recommend this location for pediatric care!

Just got home a bit ago with two toddlers with lacerations. Dr Vysa, Hannah, Kevin, and Debra were…read moreabsolutely amazing. Being an RN myself; I know what good bedside care is all about and these 3 compassionate nurses and doctor had it all and then some. I cannot thank you enough for your kindness, compassion, and impeccable bedside care that you provided to my toddler son and daughter. They beyond met my expectations and I will be forever grateful to all of them. Even the front office girl who checked us in was so kind and thorough....though I forgot her name.....sorry! You all were a blessing from God, much love to you all!!!

I went for a MRI at the heart hospital. It's a pretty big area. We found a parking garage and it…read morewas pretty easy to get inside. Sometimes the gates are raised and you won't have to pay for parking. Otherwise they can validate it if you have an appointment. You have to go through security and then check in at the desk. The imaging center was towards the front by Subway. They have a separate waiting area for your family to wait. It's pretty open in there with a TV to watch and lots of seating. It's nice that they have the Subway inside, but they do close early. The staff were all friendly. They took me to a room to change and gave me a locker with a key. The MRI room can feel a little intimidating. I'm claustrophobic so I'd recommend taking an anxiety med before going. Your doctor can prescribe one prior to your appointment. The process took about an hour, so be prepared to be inside the MRI machine for a bit. You will hear strange sounds and it's tight in there. But it's really not that bad. Ask for the mirrored glasses so you can see outside of the machine, so you don't freak out. Also you have to be still, but expect everything you never expected to itch, to start as soon as they strap you in. Lol. But the procedure went well, the staff was accommodating and friendly, and I recommend them for your MRI needs!!

I accompanied my Friend to her appointment with her Pulmonologist which is located at the Sentara…read moreHeart Hospital in Norfolk Va. The large office is located on the 6th floor of the Hospital. The office is at the end of a rather long corridor but there is a hand rail down the entire length of it to the office door. The office is bright and clean and is shared by a Pulmonary Hypertension Practice.

Went to the Quarter Deck to pick up information. I asked for the phone number of the Ombudsman. The…read moreservice member, who was in uniform, told me to scan the QR code at the end of the desk. Not having my cell phone, I was unable to accomplish the task. Looking at her closely, I noted the tiny silver star that was placed on her head. I didn't know that service members in uniform and on duty now earned silver foil stars to occupy chairs, collect a paycheck and not be able to assist people.

I traveled to VA to see my great nephew, who was born in June. Upon arrival, I had to stop at the…read moreguards post and complete a form in order to drive onto the hospital campus. Once I passed the background check, I was given a parking pass valid for the next few days. I parked in the parking garage as instructed by my nieces husband. I got turned around the first time, and it took a little extra time to find the maternity ward. But the next time it was easier and I never got lost again lol. On one of my visits, I walked through the oldest structure on campus which was the original hospital built in 1827. This is the oldest military hospital in the US. It still had the original stone exterior (outsise of original hospital) which had been closed in with hallways surrounding it. I checked out some cool paintings throughout the hospital. I learned a lot of history by reading the captions of the paintings. This biulding was turned into an administrative building. The campus was huge! And very pretty as it sits on the bank of the Chesapeake Bay. There was lots of green space which was beautiful.

My son underwent an adenoidectomy, tonsillectomy, and pharyngoplasty on July 1, 2026. The surgery…read morewas successful, and I am incredibly grateful to Dr. Baldassari. She was exceptional, as was Ryan, the registered nurse who cared for my son in the post-operative unit. About a week before surgery, I was informed that only one parent would be allowed to stay overnight. After surgery, we were transferred to 7C - POD A, where Mikayla was our registered nurse during the day shift (7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.) on Wednesday and Thursday. I was told my son would need to stay overnight so the medical team could monitor his fluid intake and ensure he was able to take his medications. When we arrived in Room 718A, I noticed there was another patient area on the opposite side of a curtain. I asked Mikayla if another family could be assigned to the room, and she confirmed that they could. Since there was only one bathroom, it would also have to be shared. I immediately had concerns about this arrangement. There was very little privacy, and I did not feel comfortable or safe not knowing who might be staying on the other side of the curtain. Sharing a bathroom with another family also raised concerns about sanitation. After we settled into the room, Mikayla brought in IV Tylenol and explained that the physician had ordered Motrin to be given orally, which made sense because they wanted to monitor my son's ability to swallow. However, I mentioned that Ryan and Dr. Baldassari had both informed me that my son would also receive a steroid to help reduce swelling in his throat. Mikayla was unaware of this medication at first, but after I explained what I had been told, the steroid was eventually administered through his IV. At approximately 2:30 a.m. on Thursday morning, another family was admitted to the other side of our room. It appeared to be a husband, wife, and their child. My concern is this: if I was told only one parent could stay overnight, why was it acceptable for two parents to stay with another patient in the same room? In addition, I could clearly hear conversations regarding that child's medical care and upcoming procedure. This was a significant violation of patient privacy. Sharing a room separated only by a curtain, along with sharing a bathroom, did not seem appropriate from either a privacy or sanitation standpoint. Unfortunately, my interactions with Mikayla became increasingly uncomfortable. I felt that she became visibly frustrated with me. She rolled her eyes, and her tone of voice changed after I expressed that I did not want to stay another night with my three-year-old son. I understood the medical team's concerns because my son was reluctant to take his Tylenol and Motrin by mouth and had not met the required fluid intake. He drank approximately 190 mL instead of the required 300 mL for discharge. However, I explained that he is only three years old, had just undergone major surgery, and was not in a familiar environment. I assured her that he would likely drink more and take his medication once he returned home. Later that morning, after I asked when the doctor would be coming by, Mikayla stated that the physician had already seen me. I explained that a doctor briefly came into the room around 6:00 a.m., which startled me because I was asleep, and I was not under the impression that another overnight stay would be necessary. I politely requested to speak with the physician again. Mikayla appeared irritated and responded that she would send the doctor a message herself. After breakfast, Mikayla returned and informed me that she was preparing my son's discharge paperwork so we could "skedaddle." I found that comment to be unprofessional and inappropriate when speaking to a patient's family. While reviewing the discharge instructions, she repeatedly asked me, "Make sense?" I felt that her communication was condescending rather than respectful. I already had Tylenol and Motrin at home, but Dr. Baldassari had informed me that a prescription for Dexamethasone would also be sent to our pharmacy. I asked Mikayla whether that prescription had been sent. She stated that she was unsure and would contact the physician. After we packed our belongings, she returned and asked which pharmacy we used instead of confirming that the prescription had already been sent. I explained that we live in North Carolina and asked that it be sent to our local CVS pharmacy. I never received a notification from the pharmacy that day. The following morning, July 3, 2026, I contacted the hospital and spoke with the charge nurse on the morning regarding the prescription for Dexamethasone. The charge nurse searched the system and told me the prescription was sent to CHKD outpatient pharmacy located downstairs in the hospital. I informed her I told Mikayla before I left yesterday and I watched her right the pharmacy down to send the order to due me living in North Carolina. The charge nurse explained it wasn't Mikayla's fault.

My son was taken to CHKD after having a seizure and every single person that took care of him was…read moreamazing. He was seen in the Emergency Department, the Pediatric ICU, and in the in-patient Neuroscience unit, along with being seen by doctors in Endocrinology. Every single person, from the nursing care partners, to the nurses to the doctors and specialists, were fully engaged in his treatment and care. They provided regular updates on his status and the treatments he was receiving. Their professionalism and dedication made this scary experience much easier to deal with and I was confident that my son was receiving the best care possible. In addition to the amazing medical staff, the rest of the CHKD staff was very helpful and attentive as well, to include the dietary specialists, the intake registration, the janitorial staff, the Chaplain, the pharmacy and the integrative care team. I've never had such a positive medical experience in my life and I really want to thank CHKD for helping my son through this difficult situation.

I saw online that this clinic got great reviews. I went…read morethere and was efficiently served. I was given a choice whether to register on paper or digitally (I chose paper). The receptionist was very nice and helped recommend a pharmacy. The staff who saw me were kind. I definitely will return again if I need urgent care.

It would have been nice to receive the services I came for. I first tried to get a DOT drug…read morescreening for work. Apparently after 5p they stop on Friday so I was told at 5:03p come back Saturday 8-2p only to find out that nobody was there to do the test. It'd be nice to know in advance so the proper information can be communicated to find another location. I'd advise anyone call ahead to save your time. especially if you are out of the area.

Had a fantastic experience. My nurse made me feel comfortable and she was so attentive and kind…read more The doctor was very nice and really listened to everything I had to say. He recommended some specialist for what I needed to have done and I would definitely recommend this facility.

If you use this facility for tests such as a CT scan or other x-ray, expect to pay hospital rates…read more I used it thinking it is a medical office versus hospital but was billed for the hospital copay. When I questioned the bill, I was told that the Bon Secours Health Center at Harbour View is a hospital. I will choose other options in the future.

I was recommended to Dr Mosier by my sister in law after my previous OBGYN closed down. I have been…read moreseeing her for about 3ish years now and my most recent visit being my post-op appointment for my oophorectomy. Dr Mosier is an incredibly knowledgable and kind doctor who provides the best care. The front end staff is always inviting as well, especially Barbara/Barb at the check in desk. Kirsti was my surgery scheduler and has been amazing as well, and also super helpful recently.

Very friendly staff and very accommodating. I love my Dr. She is very knowledgeable and helped…read moreme a great deal.

Excellent physician. Caring, intelligent, and really listens! Office staff is nice, but busy.read more

Dr Van Horn tries hard to be personable, but it's very much not in her nature. Conversation easily…read moreshifts to a political agenda where she doesn't want to take your concerns seriously if you're in the minority. I asked her neutrally what she thought about the Covid vaccines and she told me Trump did a great job and Black people aren't targeted by Covid, they just have higher incidences of obesity and diabetes. Not only are those not the only health issues to be concerned about, it was NOT what I asked her about. She said she would send me articles proving her point.. which she never did. As a doctor she didn't listen well and she made me feel unsafe in her care.