I am sad I have to vent here but I have a sliver of hope that others will take this review…read moreseriously and will run from Lincare , I have been in customer service position for 14 years, different employers, small and large businesses. I have trained numerous C.S. personell, So must note the employee are OK trying to provide service to customers , yet not having a defenetive phone que system plus exteremely lengthy hold time , 45mins, to 82 mins. was my experiences, gets customers on the edge. Then they pass you on to another facility ( remote location) you then start from scratch. This has been going on for two month. I got my prescription early Nov. they got my insurance approval Mid Nov. They recieved the machine, early December , they noted we will call you in 48 hours to schedule fitting and pick up for the CPAP. today is Dec 20 th . I am on hold. Supervisor ( Kelly) tells me this is their normal practice and I should be happy that I have a machine,( I don't though) they have been paid god knows how much and I am on hold. I hope this helps you and all the best !

Approximately one year ago, I needed to get a CPAP machine based on the results of a sleep study…read morethat I had conducted. I received 2 referrals to companies so that I could get fitted for a mask and paired up with the right machine. One of the companies was located in Alexandria and the other was Lincare in Warrenton, VA. I talked with both companies on the phone, and immediately, started to feel comfortable with this location of Lincare. I set up an appointment so I could go through the process of getting my CPAP machine and mask. When I arrived for my appointment, I was paired up with their resperatory therapist. She provided demonstrations of many of the available masks and machines. My one-on-one appointment lasted over an hour. However, I was very comfortable with the patience provided me to ensure I had the right equipment and felt comfortable with using it, adjusting it, etc. I later learned from a neighbor, who's brother-in-law went to the "other place" in Alexandria for his mask and machine. He was set up with an appointment - and there were about 40 other people in the same appointment. Getting fitted for a CPAP mask and machine is not something I'd like to do on a mass scale. I can really appreciate the one-on-one appointments that Lincare offers. Very professional!!!

Very professional and friendly staff. Took me in at exactly time of my appt and diagnosed me…read morequickly and sent script to pharmacy. 5 stars. I'd recommend this Go Well Urgent Care. Thank heavens they are here to help us!!!

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel like people should know what my experience was…read more I went to GoWell Urgent Care twice over a three-week period for severe abdominal cramping and persistent diarrhea. During my first visit I was prescribed an antibiotic that didn't help. When my symptoms continued, I returned and was prescribed a different antibiotic and asked to submit a stool sample. I dropped off the sample and then spent the next 10 days waiting for results while continuing to have significant symptoms. During that time I called the office at least four times. Each time I was told someone would call me back, but no one ever did. The only guidance I received was to drink more water, stop taking Imodium, and stop following the BRAT diet by avoiding bananas and applesauce. After 10 days and multiple follow-up calls, I was finally told that my stool sample had been lost or the results couldn't be obtained, and I was asked to come back and repeat the test. By that point, I had spent weeks feeling miserable while relying on the office for answers that never came. I understand that mistakes happen, but the lack of communication and follow-up was the most frustrating part. If you need treatment for a minor illness, this office may be fine. But if you have an ongoing or more complicated medical issue that requires follow-up, test results, and communication, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

Really like this place. Dr. Hamid is my doctor and she has been great. She has helped me through A…read moreLOT of issues. The receptionists are cool and funny. I've seen some negative reviews about them on here and I can tell you those reviewers are just crybabies who are too soft for their no-nonsense style. I find it refreshing :)

I have been seen at Piedmont internal medicine for over 10 years and so has my husband who passed…read moreaway last Christmas from illnesses we were seen by nurse practitioner Erica Coleman who seems to have been getting worse and worse at taking care of her patients through the years went from working five days a week to only working three days a week and half the time not showing up that time either you have to keep calling her to call in prescriptions refills over and over and over again even the pharmacist has to call her over and over again she doesn't do her job is too busy taking care of other things I wouldn't recommend going to her I have already left there and seek medical help with a different physician who knows what they're doing and is on the job when you need them unlike Erica Coleman who doesn't return calls to her patients are the pharmacy highly recommend seeking help elsewhere your life could depend on it and she doesn't care

We arrived two hours before the hours stated they are closing…read more The place was dark. No one answering the phone, but a sign in the door said they were at capacity and not accepting any new patients tonight.

I was very sick and the only one in the waiting room and yet I had to wait about and hour so the…read morecoworkers could do a gift exchange!

Patient beware - This place charges a large amount of hospital facility fee ($1000+) for any lab…read morework such as imaging, bone density. I went in for a mammogram and they did not inform me about the extra facility fee they would charge in advance. Instead, they sent me this large bill afterwards with an extra hospital fee even though I was never hospitalized. When I called their billing department, the reps were rude and very unhelpful. Overall I had a very unpleasant experience with UVA Health system. Their practice is unprofessional and unfair to their patients.

Waiting in the ER for 8 hours without seeing a doctor. Poor communication…read more No updates given. I'm

DO NOT GO TO THIS HOSPITAL/ER!…read more We took our 3-year-old to the ER after he started vomiting from eating fish, and the experience was incredibly frustrating from start to finish. I understand ERs can get busy, but this felt extremely disorganized and unnecessarily time-consuming. 11:07 PM - We arrived and started registration. 11:15 PM - Our son was called back for initial screening (weight, blood pressure, oxygen level, etc.). 11:20 PM - We were sent back to the waiting room and told they were cleaning a room and it would be about a 15-minute wait. 12:10 AM - After waiting nearly an hour, we spoke to staff and explained that we had an infant and another toddler at home with a neighbor and needed to either be seen soon or leave. 12:15 AM - We were finally placed in a room, but the nurse informed us there was only one provider working that night and she could not give us any estimate on how much longer it would take to be seen. We explained again that we had other young children at home and could not stay indefinitely, so we decided to leave. As we were checking out, the receptionist asked if we had seen the provider yet since we had "just gone back." We explained the situation, and after speaking with the nurse, he told us the provider had already gone into the room but we were not there. 12:30 AM - We rushed back to the room, only to be told the provider had moved on to another patient because we weren't inside when he stopped by. 12:59 AM - The provider finally came in, listened to our son's lungs, checked his stomach, and said he seemed to be recovering well since he was sleeping comfortably. He told us he would provide a dose of medication for the night and discharge us. 1:00 AM - The provider left to get the medication and complete discharge. 1:15 AM - After another long wait, we asked the nurse what was taking so long. We were told the medication request was waiting on pharmacy verification. 1:30 AM - A nurse finally brought discharge papers and told us the prescription had been sent to our pharmacy for pickup the next day. We explained that the doctor specifically said he would give us a dose for the night before discharge. She apologized and said she would check with the provider. At 1:45 AM, after hours of waiting for what should have been a very quick visit, we were completely exhausted and left without the medication dose. I understand ERs prioritize critical patients first, but the communication, delays, and constant back-and-forth made this experience far more stressful than it needed to be -- especially with small children involved.

My wife's MRI was scheduled for 8:00 AM. Instructed to arrive at 7:30 AM. After more than an hour…read moreafter arrival - no one has seen her. Someone did come to see her and explained they were busy with another patient.