I saw Dr. Matheson today for knee pain ( arthritis in my knees). I quite liked her, she smiled,…read moredid an examination and explained everything as she went. she chose a medication that was expensive but seemed to do the trick for me. how long it will last I don't know and am not sure I could afford too many treatments. she was very pleasant and has made a phone appointment with me for six weeks. I am very happy I got in to see her. my knees feel better. she did not recommend surgery at this time. apparently you cannot book in the future when you are doing pretty well today . thank you Dr. Mathis for giving me so much of your time today I felt good about seeing you . Fran Cooperman-Pfaff

I have now had two separate injuries that I ended up at rebalance for. The time it was for my…read moreshoulder, I waited almost to years to see Dr Zorzor to get surgery on it. Then finally I get to see him, he walks in the room says hes not going to do surgery on it, I say so you are telling me I won't be able to work? Im right handed and my shoulder was keeping me from being able to do much. He said i didn't say that and left the room. ( I did get surgery but needed to go to the mainland) Then recently I saw Dr DuPreez who put a bunch of incorrect information on his report, stating I said the opposite of what i told him. I've repeatedly ask for it to be corrected but have been ignored

Excellent clinic - I think the other reviews must have their clinics mixed up, as it is not a…read morewalk-in clinic, it's a family doctors' practice. Very competent and friendly reception staff and very conscientious and attentive doctors.

This clinic is absolutely horrible. I arrived at the clinic at around 9:30 am, and never even got…read morechecked in until 10:30. I was told there would be about an 1 1/2 hour wait but I never saw the doctor until about 1:20 pm! The staff members are all extremely rude, and have zero customer service skills. The doctor who saw to me was also rude, and seemed angry that I was taking up his time. He barely listened to what I had to say, and told me he didn't have time to treat me, and that I should go to my family doctor. He talked to me in a very unprofessional way, and didn't even treat me. I left the clinic after waiting for over 3 hours, and got absolutely nothing out of it. Completely a waste of time.

The doctors are very kind and helpful. They listen to your concerns and give you practical advice…read moreand ideas to soothe yourself and they don't over prescribe medication. They know their job and do it well. I recommend them if and when you ever fall ill.

Honestly some of the worst customer service I have received from the front desk staff…read more The walk in doctors are extremely unprofessional and do not care to get to know you at all. I would avoid this place at all cost.

I suffer from a kind of rare condition called 'Heel Fat Pad Atrophy'. conservative treatment over…read morea six month time die NOT relieve my heel pain. It was bad enough I had to cut back on dog walks (out Doodle was not happy with this). Reviewing the medical literature I found out there was a minimally invasive procedure for the treatment of my condition. After multiple phone calls to clinics offering dermal fillers (mostly for cosmetic procedures) I found the practice of Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz, MD . The office was very accommodating with my unique inquiry and agreed to meet with me just to discuss my diagnosis and treatment plan. One of the most vital requirements for a good medical outcome is a solid 'Doctor-Patient' relationship that starts with an open and frank discussion. I found my conversation with Dr. Anna (as she prefers to be addressed) to be all a patient could ask for. We jointly came up with a plan, discussed the various dermal fillers on the market, her experience with their use, possible outcomes and hoped for outcomes. I agreed to the procedure. Three weeks before the start of my hike, Dr. Anna injected my left heel pad with dermal filler. The procedure itself was tolerable and I walk out of the office with an order to 'take it easy' with my walking. For the first 5-6 days I was sore at the injection site but that was too be expected. After a week, I restarted my daily dog walks (much to the pleasure of our Doodle) and gradually increased my mileage. On April 23rd, 2026 I found my self hiking south on the Appalachian Trail from the small village of Damascus, Virginia. I was planned on keeping my daily mileage under 20km while carrying 15kg of pack. At that point, my heel was pain free. I hiked for a month pain free. I ended this section of the Trail in the very tourist town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This was a distance of 400km-pain free! Considering the pain, I was in prior to the injection of dermal filler this was a remarkable medical outcome. I am very, very pleased. As for the future, there are 333km left for me to complete. I will be back to the Trail in September for finish that section. Thank you to Dr. Anna and her staff in joining me on this journey!

I am extremely happy with Dr.Anna and staff. Very professional environment.Stayed within my…read morebudget,let me know what approximate cost before we got started.She was also understanding when I told her I do not like needles. So procedure was done lying down,and her assistant calmed me. Love the complimentary follow up. As well she worked with me having to unexpectedly leave town sooner than I thought. I feel like she was going above and beyond. Will definitely be my Victoria clinic.