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.

My son was hospitalized here for four days. He received adequate care. It was a nice clean facility…read morewhen I went to pick him up. Everyone was super nice whenever I had any kind of contact with anyone over the phone they offered Zoom meetings because I do live five hours away from the hospital. He was in acute care, but they definitely went above and beyond for him. Definitely recommend.

Kids are being abused by staff member who also been cutting kids with a razor nurses call me . Days…read morelater telling me about a cut mark on my child when she went in with nothing on her

A extremely useful combination of holistic and traditional medicine. You get vitamins and lifestyle…read morechange information from qualified professionals. I liked that the offices embrace alternative treatments but also know when you may need prescription medications. Great Balance.

I used a Groupon to schedule a float therapy session here. Although I'm not 100% sold on float…read moretherapy after my session, I must say that the staff was very helpful and friendly, and the facility is quite nice. It's a little confusing when you walk in because the Renova Wellness Center is two stories and has several different facilities within the building, including a gym, a tea bar, and a hyperbaric therapy center, all on the first floor. Because I was running a little late (It's a little difficult to locate their parking lot because it's on the rear of the building, and the only entrance is from Wilson Rd), I didn't have the chance to wander upstairs, but someone saw me frantically searching the unlabeled map on the wall and very kindly directed me to the float center. The man who helped me make the appointment was seated at the front desk, and he extended a warm welcome and asked my name, signally that they were expecting me. I thought that personalized touch was quite nice. A woman brought me to the float room, and upon learning that it was my first float, showed me how the features worked, explained the benefits (theta wave relaxation brought on by sensory deprivation and deep relaxation), and explained how to work the shower, the vitamin D lights, and put in the ear plugs. One complaint: The shower head was on the end of a flexible hose, which was awesome, except there was nowhere to place the shower head to keep it hands free, so I had to awkwardly hold it the whole time I was showering. The herbal shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel were delightfully aromatic and sufficiently thick. The float session itself was nice, but I was not prepared for the small amount of motion sickness that I initially experienced. I think the slight, almost imperceptible movement of the water is what did me in. Once I was able to lie completely still, I did better. I did eventually get to a state of deep relaxation, but it felt like it took me about 30-45 minutes to get there. Another thing I wasn't prepared for was the amount of salt crusting that accumulated on body parts that were above the water. By the end of the session, my face was crunchy and stiff. I probably should have used the spray bottle and small face towel more often, but I wanted to get into the deep meditative state, so I only used it at the end of the session. All that aside, the weightless sensation, although slightly disorienting, was quite nice, and I feel like I would probably get better, deeper, more relaxed states with future floating sessions and continued practice. I loved that nothing felt rushed. The recorded voice gives you an 8 minute warning prior to your 60-minute float session beginning, and it calmly alerts you to the end of your session, as well. I could easily hear it even through the silicon ear plugs. No one knocked on the door as soon as the chime went off, and no one was standing immediately outside the room as soon as I was done. On the other hand, I was able to walk out of the float room and across the hall to the tea bar without saying a single word to anyone. The introvert in me didn't mind in the slightest, but others might find it a bit odd. The tea bar is a tad confusing, and it was completely unstaffed when I was there. Maybe they were short-staffed today, or maybe it was because it was a Saturday. At any rate, there's a sign saying to help yourself to some tea, and there are cups, tea filters, stir sticks, a hot water dispenser, various kinds of sugar, and a metal tin of loose leaf tea simply labeled "K-B tea." I'm still not sure what that means, but it was herbal and delicious. I put a few dollars in the "Donations appreciated" basket, but I was confused by the abundance of other tea bags that were evidently for sale, since they had "$2.99" and other prices hand written on them. I would have liked to purchase one or two, especially since there was a sign advertising a BOGO deal, but again, there was no one in the tea bar. I sat down for a few minutes and leafed through one of the many tea books on the tables in the room, but when no one made an appearance, I gave up and wandered out. So, overall, I had a very good experience. The facility is quite nice, and the staff (the few of them that there were) were very friendly and helpful; however, I wish the building was more clearly labeled inside and out, and I wish the website had a map clearly labeling each of the facilities, so newcomers would be a little less lost and overwhelmed.

The care is great but i can never reach anyone at the practice. They do not answer their phones and…read moreare very slow to respond the MyChart messages. if you need to speak to someone then you are very much out of luck.

8/23/20: Here with an elderly family member who has a cognitive impairment that I told the nursing…read morestaff about twice & they still won't allow me to accompany her. They whirled her away & wouldn't let me even talk to her. I will definitely be filing a complaint because their sign clearly says an exception can be made in this instance. Who knows what they are doing to her back there? She is all alone & I'm sure she is afraid. I HATE THIS HOSPITAL! I asked the nurse guarding the front door to speak to a manager over her & another nurse came out being of NO ASSISTANCE & blaming Covid for all of this. I really don't care. I only care about THEIR SIGN which shows the exception that I clearly meet. How do you take someone who has a memory issue away from the 1 person that cares for ALL of her needs? They told me if the dr needs to talk to me, HE will call ME. WTF??? They are back they asking her a million questions, I'm sure. She is going to get flustered and upset, causing her to have even more of a medical issue than the one I brought her here for today. This place has no clue how to handle the elderly or their families during this Covid epidemic. I will never bring her here again & I'm filing a complaint everywhere I can. 8/24/20: Updating after my family member's discharge & have updated the rating because of the communication I've had with the nurse and case manager. My family member was very distraught not being able to communicate with me while in ER, but as soon as she was placed in a room, the nursing staff their helped her call. I don't know why the people are so nasty compared to the ones who handle inpatient stays, but I appreciate them trying to help her. Feeling defenseless while in physical pain is not something I wish on anyone. I'm glad she is going to be on & is back with me. I still would think a million times before bringing her back to this hospital's ER.

Answer the phones or call back. They don't answer your phones then add charges to your medical…read morerecords when you don't even see them.

The Sentara ACC is nestled behind the EVMS department of parking and transportation. It's on the…read moreleft if you're driving towards PETA. If you hit the end of the road, you have gone too far! This is a great service provided by Sentara to those who really don't have health insurance. They have both an ob/gyn and internal medicine clinic. Patients are seen by medical students, residents and attendings. You can get most anything you need here including the Gardasil (HPV vaccine).

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.

On June 1, 2026, at approximately 11:00 p.m., I overheard a conversation involving a female nurse,…read morea male nurse, and MORRISONPONCE, DAPHNE PILAR, MD, regarding a male patient. The discussion appeared to involve the patient's private medical information and was conducted in a manner that sounded more like gossip than a legitimate clinical discussion. Before the physician became involved in the conversation, the female and male nurses referred to the patient by name and appeared to access or review his medical chart while discussing him. During the conversation, they discussed details of his medical condition, treatment history, and other information that appeared to come directly from his medical record. The female nurse stated that the patient had arrived at the hospital earlier that morning, between approximately 9:00 and 10:00 a.m., because antibiotics previously prescribed by Sentara Hospital were not improving his strep throat. She further stated that the patient had remained in the waiting room for approximately seven hours and discussed delays related to his testing and/or retesting for strep throat. The nurse also mocked the patient for crying and becoming emotional while seeking care for his worsening condition. The tone of the discussion appeared dismissive and disrespectful toward the patient and his medical concerns. Additionally, the female nurse stated that she had not documented everything that had been discussed or communicated regarding the patient's condition in his medical chart. The statement was made in the context of discussing the patient's care and raised concerns about whether relevant information had been omitted from the medical record. The conversation further suggested that concerns raised by the patient may not have been fully reflected in the chart, potentially affecting the evaluation and timeliness of his care. The fact that the patient was identified by name, that his chart appeared to be accessed and discussed outside the context of direct patient care, and that multiple healthcare professionals participated in the conversation raises serious concerns regarding patient confidentiality, professionalism, and compliance with healthcare privacy standards. The statements regarding prolonged waiting times, delayed testing, and incomplete documentation also raise concerns about the quality, accuracy, and timeliness of the care provided.

Leigh Orthopedic Surgery Center is a new addition to the ever expanding Sentara Leigh campus. They…read more& the new Brock Cancer Center are located on the southeast corner of Virginia Beach Boulevard & Kempsville Road. Both share a large parking garage. Entrance with a traffic light is located both on Virginia Beach Boulevard, which the buildings face, & Kempsville Road. The location is also easily accessible from I-264. The handicapped parking is extremely convenient & plentiful at the Leigh Orthopedic Surgery Center. The spaces face the entrance & continues around each side of the building. I've never had to park in the spaces that require a short walk. A covered circular drive thru is a convenient drop off point at the main entrance. No valet parking is available. I've had therapy at Sentara Hand Therapy & Sentara Therapy Center- Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. I've had MRI's at the Advanced Imaging Center. My Shoulder & Elbow Orthopedic Surgeon does outpatient surgery in the building. But my recent Elbow Surgery, although outpatient, was scheduled at the hospital itself. The practice requires anyone who has a Cardiologist to have surgery at the hospital, where emergency personnel are more easily accessible. My experience with both therapy & the MRIs has been excellent. The equipment & facility is state of the art in this excellent sparkling clean Medical Center. Technology is sophisticated, extending as far as doors being opened by a sensor activated by the wave of a palm. There are also hand sanitizer stations in plentiful supply in the building. I'm very impressed by the Leigh Orthopedic Surgery Center. It's now my location of choice for both Physical Therapy & Advanced Imaging,

Does their phone work? You go to this place with a real…read moreissue and they make you wait for 4hours, for you to then go up and be told that you should go to urgent care instead. Why not Gather the people AT the beginning, from the start, and tell them to go to urgent care, why do they purposely make you waste your day? Do not go here if he actually sick, 0 stars if i could.

Came there before they opened at 7 AM, left after 1 PM. Only reason it's 2 stars is because…read morepharmacy was much more efficient than sick call.