I visited Obici's main building today and I was able to park close to the entrance. YES!!!!…read moreThe receptionist helped us find our way to the doctor's office. The interior has been UPgraded in a major way. It looks like a different, star trek type of place. I was shocked at the sleek lines and new flow patterns. Very nice and accommodating for those with mobility and visual disabilities. TEN plus for the signage updates and seating! I got in and out rather quickly. I achieved my goal and leaving extremely pleased with myself and Obici Hospital.

I felt like I was in a fight for my life when I came to the ER here at Obici…read more But the staff did not miss a beat... From the check-in at the ER desk to the ER staff, to the admission floor right below ICU, my life was in their hands and they did not let me down! A couple of honorable mentions Caitlin my ER nurse is very professional, friendly, knowledgeable, and tentative. Thank you for your warm hands and caring heart while you attended to my needs during this very scary moment. Jessica "Army Strong", was my day nurse when I was admitted to the hospital. She explained every procedure and helped me with my concerns. In a freezing hospital room Jessica never denied me a warm blanket ( I'm up to seven). She was gentle and very apologetic when drawing blood and taking vitals. I could not have had a better nurse looking out for me... Until I met my night nurse Melody! Words can not describe her wisdom as a nurse. In fact, if her ID did not say nurse you would swear she was an MD! Melody's discernment was unreal, her ability to anticipate your needs was uncanny. Her attention to detail was unbelievable. The care she provided, and her ability to articulate what you are experiencing was so comforting. I never wrote a review on a hospital but when you have staff members like nurse Melody that show you she genuinely cares you must leave a review! There is so much that I can say positively about Nurse Melody but this review would be way too long. But I must mention how the other nurse staff has expressed the same sentiment. Nurse Melody called Nurse Jessica after her shift was over and checked in on me "during her personal time at home!" That is the kind of medical professionals you only see on T.V. (Gray Anatomy) I am feeling better and am very thankful for the medical staff here at Obici. I truly believe God orchestrated this whole encounter for my good.

Don't bother attempting to choose Bayview Physicians group. I was encouraged by my Cardiologist to…read moreto choose Bayview family practice in Suffolk, as my primary care group. I called two different offices twice attempting to set an appointment. I was told they are booked out to the end of November. Why do they say we are accepting new patients when they obviouslyDON'T HAVE THE TIME TO SEE ANYONE? This is November is an unacceptable delay when you need care now. The women I spoke to did not care a bit. When I told them November was to far out; they said that's all they have and to have a nice day and hung up.

PA Zingheld has a god complex! Her bedside manner are bad, she often has made me feel like she's…read moregoing to call CPS if her instructions aren't followed to the letter and results show for her instructions. My kids are underweight, they eat everything but don't gain weight easily. She accused me in not so many words of starving my children. I don't know what her problem is but I don't like her and we moved to Sentara.

Anyone without insurance should be using this relatively free clinic. dont wait until you get sick…read moreto sign up its not an emergency room. stay on top of your health and dental at amazing clinic which had a pharmacy!!

I've been seeing the same practitioner for several years. Went for an appointment today, arrived…read moreearly, but the office staff was shorthanded, and it took them several minutes to call me and get me checked in. Just as I paid, someone came out and told the receptionist that "Since he's late he will have to reschedule because Mrs. Jackson has a hospital follow up to go to." The receptionist said "He's not late. I'm short staffed because XXX went to lunch and I had 2 patients to check in. That's not fair to him." Her reply "He will have to reschedule." All this occurred right in front of me with no apology or even acknowledgement of my existence from the other person. The receptionist did apologize and offered to reschedule, which I declined. I told her I'd take my business elsewhere to a doctor who was not too busy to see me. So here's my issues: 1. Its not my fault that a receptionist went to lunch with patients waiting to be checked in. 2. The whole denial of service was based on a lie - that I was late, when I was actually early. 3. That this high priority "hospital follow up" sounded pretty lame right at lunch time. As far as I'm concerned, I was refused service because of the practice's error and 1, probably 2, outright lies. I no longer have confidence in this business' professional services, which directly affects my health. I am moving on to a new Doctor, never to return.

My visit to now care was awesome from the front desk to getting my doctors note at the end of the…read morevisit. First off I was with Stephanie the new nurse LPN was nice kind and made me feel calm and welcome for her . X-Ray tech Liv was very lively. I'm Scottish and to find out that liv visited my home town was funny , small world . She was very funny and we both had a good laugh, for her , the doctor was awesome , front desk girls For them . And last but not least was Dre who called me 2 days after my visit asking if I was ok and if I needed anything I was to call for him and my whole NowCare experience . Thank you all Johnny Mill

Came in to be seen and have a COVID test done- they wouldn't proceed until they had a copy of my…read moremedical - that's fine.. but the lady at front told me once they get that through email a nurse could come take a COVID test while I wait in my car - FINE.. I'm ok with that.. 20 minutes later I'm waiting in the car and get a text with the link- keep trying to join the zoom call for a telehealth- but they didn't send me a Password - I get 4 texts to join- NO PASSWORD - I call the office and tell them - I need a password- I get put on hold ... while on hold I'm getting a call from similar # it's the doctor asking if I'm joining the Zoom call-

I'm updating my review. Due to my care concerns my father was moved to the third floor. What a…read moredifference! You can tell the nurses genuinely care about their patients and families. I couldn't ask for better care of a loved one. Because of my previous experience (below) I can't give the hospital 5 stars but the excellence in care he's getting now definitely requires an upgrade from my original 1 star. I would say the nurses in S. Medical at the Obici Hospital were overworked & overwhelmed but they'd have to get off their phones and attend to patients first. I've been in understaffed hospitals before but have never seen a hospital with such lax care and humanity. I was with a patient for over five hours and a nurse came to check in and take vitals once. He needed help with going to the bathroom and their response was he can wait until we are ready. Yes, a few nurses actually said that before turning back to their phones.

My dad went to the ER here 4 days ago with chest pain. Moved him to Short Stay which opened up in…read moreAugust 22. Basically it's an extension of the ER for critical people. I have to say that this is one of the nicer hospitals I've ever been in. They took great care of my dad on every level, from ER to the Cath Lab. The Nurses were extremely attentive to his needs and were very welcoming even when he had a case of the grumpies. I spoke with the floor manager before we left to tell her how phenomenal everyone was. Annnd, by far the best cafeteria food! The little old lady down there made the best sandwiches. Homemade oil and vinegar - she was proud of it and it made the Sammie. They also have a wood fire pizza oven! Crazy! Anyway - overall great experience all around.

I'm beyond aggravated with this office and the staff. I accidentally mixed up my mother's…read moreappointment with the wrong day and time. The staff was kind of enough to fit us in since we were already here. I was told 1145, I didn't know we would have to wait over 2 and half hours, almost 3 hours. I rather had just rescheduled the appointment. I wasn't given that option. I had to keep asking what was going on. I saw several people take breaks and leaving. So disappointed.

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I had an angiography procedure done at this hospital today (4/30/26). From the registration to…read moredischarge, everything was done professionally and efficiently. The staff was great and super friendly. From the registration desk to the nurses who prepared me for the procedure, to the cath lab nurses and technicians. I was extremely comfortable and felt safe in the hands of these professionals. Thank you Dr. Heizer and all the Obici staff who strived to provide the best patient care and experience. It's greatly appreciated. Thank you again!

I am deeply disappointed with my experience at Sentara Hospital. Prior to my procedure, I expressed…read morethat I wanted to remain awake throughout the surgery. The staff recommended that I agree to light sedation on the consent forms "just in case" for my comfort. Because I was completing paperwork before entering the operating room and would not have the opportunity to change it later, I signed based on their recommendation. Once the procedure began, I was fully awake and clearly communicated that I wanted to remain awake for the entire procedure. At no point did I request any additional medication. Despite this, while I was not looking, medication for anxiety was administered through my IV without any warning or discussion. I only realized something had changed when I suddenly felt different and had to ask what had been given to me. As someone who was awake, alert, and capable of communicating throughout the procedure, I believe my verbal refusal of additional medication should have been respected. I did not provide consent at the time the medication was administered. Afterward, I contacted the hospital to file a grievance. I was told that because I had signed the consent form before the procedure, my verbal request during the procedure did not override the paperwork. I was even told that I should have had my verbal request to remain awake and receive no additional medication put in writing beforehand. My greatest concern is not the medication itself but the fact that my clearly communicated wishes while I was awake and able to make decisions were disregarded. Patients should feel confident that their autonomy and informed consent will be respected throughout their care, especially when they are conscious and able to communicate.