Prince William Surgery recently opened an office in Gainesville, VA. Dr. Magalaski was my surgeon…read morefor an out-patient ventral hernia repair procedure. I came here for my post-surgery appointment. Dr. Magalski is very thorough and professional - and comes across as very serious and authoritative - good qualities for a surgeon. The office here is nice, new, clean, and modern! Highly recommended!

So I wanted to schedule an appointment with this group. The doctor reviews are good…read more I never successfully scheduled an appointment. There AI Veronica hangs up on you and starts to text. Then the agent does not respond and the chat times out. The system is terrible. You cannot speak to a live person. They are supposed to call you back but they never did. They just texted with a response that they were busy. It took 45 mins to not be able to schedule an appointment. I would look into this if I were you. I know I clicked on your sponsor ads. And they cost money per click. Maybe answer and schedule then get all the information you need. I'm not sure they want new customers. They lost me.

So, I wasn't overly impressed with this office. I read the…read morereviews online and I have to say I now understand most of the negative ones. I appreciate how quickly they scheduled me, but that's about my only positive thing to say. I paid by specialist copay- looking at the EOB of charges submitted- they bill out the plastic device that keeps your butt cheeks open as a "procedure" vs included in the damn visit- thus- it's applied to your deductible for the full cost($157). If you see a butt doctor, the devices used to look at your butt should be included in the exam charges- not billed out as a procedure. Nothing was performed other than an exam. Whatever, I'll eat that cost. Lesson learned. What bothers me most is that I needed to schedule an extremely invasive surgery. I was told to take 3-4 weeks off work due to the pain. I get an email asking if I would like to schedule- I said I spoke with my insurance/I also work in medical billing, and a predetermination of benefits is REQUIRED by my insurance. I was told they will NOT SEND THE PREDETERMINATION until 7-10 days before the surgery. " Our financial services that we provide prior to procedures include running an estimate of benefits 7-10 days prior to your procedure. This is our procedure that we follow for all patients, and we have not heard of any issues thus far. If you wish to contact your insurance company separately for more information, I am happy to provide you with the appropriate codes for you to do so" I need to know how much my OOP is WELLLLLL before the WEEK of my surgery. And if I couldn't afford the surgery fee- but didn't find out until a few days before the scheduled surgery- I'd be hit with a late cancellation fee. I've had other surgeries before- a predetermination is always made well in advanced so the patient can make an informed decision. The billing practices and the doctor saying "ew that's gross" vs telling me what actually was happening to me are the reasons I'm not giving them thousands of dollars. I will spend my time and money on an honest practice. I'm sure I'll get a snarky response back on why IM the problem like so many others. I work in your industry, guys, and I'm appalled.

eXpedited medical service; acceptable medical insurance protection, HIPAA compliant, pre-op,…read moresurgical, and post-Op follow up seamless transaction. Compared to my throat surgery at INOVA, I would rather have gone to this business instead; because of how they treat patients ((individually))) during real-time outpatient medical services.

Ok my biggest complaint here is the amount of time you have to wait for a simple sports injury. I…read morebrought my daughter here with an injury after volleyball to her thumb wanted to ascertain whether it was broken or not. Two hours later, they haven't even looked at her x-rays. In my opinion, they should have a PA and a nurse that handles only sports injuries that kids are gonna be coming in with this year now that they're back in school they should be getting them in and getting them out quickly effectively and efficiently. Rather they make you move from one room into a big waiting room while they take their time looking over your x-rays and find you to give you your results and you're align with people that have had strokes and more serious conditions. It just doesn't make sense to me from a priority perspective. They should have a separate person handling just sports injuries, not head injuries, arms toes, wrists you know simple stuff.!

Jerome Knight Local Guide·13 reviews·11 photos…read more just now New Dr. Allison is not only a true professional -- I would go as far as calling him an artist who takes great pride in his work. He performed my cosmetic surgery (tummy tuck and liposuction) on June 5, and you could feel the confidence in his hands and the precision of his skill. His guidance, the way he maneuvered, and the calm reassurance he gave me made the entire experience exceptional. He even suggested that I stay awake during the procedure so everything could be done with maximum care. With the right medication to keep me relaxed -- and my favorite jazz and classical music playing -- the operation felt smooth, controlled, and surprisingly peaceful. I'm proud to say it was a complete success, and I'm extremely happy with the results. I'm also grateful that I didn't make the mistake of going overseas. Being part of the Penn Medicine family, where all my doctors communicate and coordinate with one another, gave me the safety and follow‑up care I needed. I would advise anyone in the New York or Philadelphia area to contact his office and schedule a consultation. He's exceptional on a human level, and that personal connection is what we all want with our doctor. I've seen him twice since the surgery, and I'm ecstatic about the results. As a former professional athlete and bodybuilder who dealt with excess skin after weight loss, at 57 I finally feel like my old self again. This was truly life‑changing. Rome L Knighton ll

Dr. Allison is Amazing! I am a 64 year old woman whose job makes me visible to my industry. Dr…read more Allison is the doctor I selected for my facelift. He did not disappoint. My friends and colleagues were all complementary in regards to my rested look. My facelift looks natural and turned the clock back at least 10 years. I would recommend Dr. Allison and Leslie( his office manager) to anyone that is considering a cosmetic procedure. They are professional and caring. They were always available for any questions or concerns I had.

Everyone at Blue Ridge Ortho's Gainesville office - from practitioners to X-ray techs to support…read morestaff - is a joy to interact with, both in person and on the telephone (they're also very responsive on the online portal). I've never once had to wait to be seen, even when it's busy. They've even gone out of their way to fit me in at the last minute. PA Jenna Pataluna is knowledgeable, patient, and takes the time to answer my questions. I've never been rushed, lectured, or talked down to. She takes a collaborative approach to her patients, and I feel like an active participant in my own care.

TL, DR: nope They do…read morethis thing here where they call your name before your appointment and the doctor comes and rattles on and you're thinking, wow they're on it but actually it's the opposite. It's not efficiency folks, it's cattle rustling to get in as many as possible for money. Originally went to Gainesville, Dr. K orders a MRI for my back. They take X-rays of my hip bc that's what I moved my appointment up for-my hip. He just knows it my back though. Sigh. Here I am, on meds: can't work, can't drive for a month while I wait for this appointment. Here's the timeline readers: End of Feb first appointment, MRI March 2nd. Follow up March 7th. Hang on, here is the fun part...DUDE TELLS ME ITS NOT YOUR BACK, MUST BE YOUR HIP. MY BAD, LETS DO ANOTHER MRI FOR THE HIP. WILL CALL TO SCHEDULE YOU. Guess when that appt was folks? March 18th. Mind you, still not working, not driving on meds. Follow up for the March 24. Did you know they get the results in like an hour? I know now bc I called to get them for my March 21 at a different office. Also, decide if that parking lot is one way. Too small, too round, and too many people dropping off patients. I would absolutely ask yourself how important your time is and don't waste it here. The care level here is similar to most of warrenton: mediocre with a fresh coat of paint.

I took my 88-year-old mom to the Springfield office, and they took terrific care of her. Dr…read more Huffman went above and beyond the call of duty, showing incredible patience with my mom, who isn't the easiest person to deal with, and absorbing my mom's records in real time (they arrived electronically literally while we were in the examination room). I will be using Renewal for my mom from now on and Dr. Huffman whenever possible. They provide top notch care - both medically and when it comes to bedside manner.

Tonya in their billing department has the worst phone skills and it's very very mean. She refused…read moreto help me and just kept saying the same thing over and over and over talking me and then hung up on me. !!!! Worst customer service I've ever seen. And their practice doesn't do a great job with dermatology either. But that lady Tonya in their billing department, is just very mean and rude and should not be working in customer service at all maybe somewhere washing dishes or something in the back room stay away from this place they have multiple offices. Do not use. !!!

Rachel in Gainesville VA is the best physical therapist I have ever been to And have been to many…read morewith broken bones and back surgeries. She learns your background and gives each patient the utmost care. I wouldn't even think of going to any other therapist. Dean

I went to Dr. Snyder for a regular eye exam. I asked her to check a spot on my eyelid as I had…read moredone with multiple other eye doctors over a 13 year period. The spot had been spreading over the years and she is the only doctor who referred me for a biopsy and I found out that I had basal cell carcinoma on my eyelid. She is the only doctor out of about 8 over a 13 year period who suggested a biopsy. For 13 years I had bcc on my eye and every year other doctors looked at it and dismissed it. I'm so glad I found her. She even called the plastic surgeon who was booked for 6 months and got an immediate appointment for me. 13 years I had cancer and not one other doctor suggested a biopsy. I love her!

Dr. Snyder and her staff have been great for me---friendly, kind, efficient and helpful with all of…read moremy questions. Highly recommend.

My spine/back surgeon referred me to Dr. Patel at the National Spine & Pain Centers - for a…read moreCortisone shot - to help my my back pain issues. I visited with Dr. Patel for my initial consultation - which led to scheduling the follow on appointment to come in and get the actual Cortisone shot. I was a little apprehensive process-wise - never having had a Cortisone shot in the back area. Dr. Patel uses a "guided X-Ray" process to make sure the shots are applied in exactly the right spots. After getting my initial Cortisone shot - I have far less discomfort in my life. And Dr. Patel is super cool and nice! #DrPatel #NationalSpineAndPainCenters

The doctors and caregivers are good but they are always running 20+ minutes late in the morning,…read moreworse in the afternoon. It would be nice if the front desk would inform the patients of the back office tardiness.