NEGATIVE STARS. I saw "Dr" Rehman today. I had a craniotomy 20 some years ago to remove a golf ball…read moresize tumor from my brain. I started noticing some things recently that I thought might be side effects of that surgery. I also had some questions regarding neuropathy. After testing me for neuropathy, she was very quickly trying to rush me out the door. When I asked her if I could ask a couple more questions, she literally responded with "NO, you only have a 15 minute time slot". I was with her for maybe 7 minutes tops. You mean to tell me, after waiting a month to see you, paying a $60 co-pay and I'm sitting in front of you with valid concerns about my health, you are going to tell me "no, I only have 15 minutes"? WOW. I have had some bad, rude doctors in my 60 years but my god, she was the absolute worst. Spotsylvania Multi Specialty Health Group and "Dr" Noma A. Rehman are a joke.

I went early today to do my labs and the woman who works for Labcorp at the second level of the…read morebuilding was extremely rude to me, she took my blood test, without having the proper care of hurting me, she wasn't careful with the elastic before the blood test and then she over tight the band after she took the blood test. The only people there that are polite, were the ones at the front.

Had a dog attack me the night before and went in the morning to have the wounds checked and get a…read moretetanus shot. Was taken immediately back to have my vitals taken and get some background. They checked my wounds and since I was not in any pain advised me that I would need to wait my turn for my shot. The wait wasn't bad and they brought me in the back again for my shot and they even re-bandaged my wounds. Everyone was super friendly and professional.

This is for the White Oak location. Mika needs to get another job. She doesn't belong working with…read morepatients. She would not help an older man that needed help with a checkin. I as a waiting patient had to help him with the QR code. Then another patient waiting also came to help the man. She was nice to some people and not others. All people should be treated the same even when they are not her color. The NP I had was just as rude and careless. My tests where finished timing and another 15 minutes later after someone else reminded her did she only then get up to check them. Which means the tests results are useless. Never again. Worst health care experience ever.

Amazing! So glad I looked at Yelp reviews when deciding where to go. I now see why there were so…read moremany 5 star ratings. Obviously was feeling under the weather, but the overall atmosphere here was very calming. Everyone was extremely professional but still personable & relatable. I appreciated the fact that there were no false claims about the speed at which I would be seen.

I want to share my experience at Patient First because no parent should be treated this way during…read moreone of the most frightening moments of their life. My 7-year-old daughter, who has Level 3 autism, underwent blood and urine testing, and we were waiting for the results. A nurse named Erin entered the room speaking in a loud tone and smiling. She then told us that our daughter was diabetic, had Type 1 diabetes, and needed to go to the hospital. Because my daughter is only seven years old and has Level 3 autism, it was especially important for this information to be communicated calmly, clearly, and sensitively. As her parents, we also needed the news to be explained with compassion and care, particularly because she does not fully understand what was happening. We were hearing life-changing news about our child for the first time. The possibility of a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis was frightening and devastating. Yet Erin delivered the news loudly and with a smile, without any apparent recognition of the seriousness of the situation or consideration of my daughter's needs. I understand that medical professionals must communicate clearly and that Erin needed to direct us to the hospital. My concern is not that she provided this information or recommended immediate hospital care. My concern is the lack of compassion, empathy, and sensitivity in the way she delivered such serious news. There was no calm explanation, reassurance, or acknowledgment of how terrified we were as parents or how frightening the situation could be for our child, especially given her autism and young age. Erin's manner felt cold, careless, and inappropriate under the circumstances. The experience affected me so severely that I had a panic attack and required medical attention at the hospital myself. Healthcare professionals may deliver serious diagnoses regularly, but parents do not receive news like this every day. For our family, this was one of the most frightening moments of our lives. When informing parents that their young child may have a lifelong medical condition and needs immediate hospital care, compassion, sensitivity, and professionalism are essential--especially when the child has additional needs and may not understand what is happening. After this visit, I will not return to Patient First. This was the worst healthcare experience of my life, and I personally would not want to be treated by Erin again. I believe people should be aware of how this situation was handled. The only reason I continued going to Patient First was because of Dr. Rod Johnson, who is an excellent doctor, and Laura, who has also been wonderful. I sincerely appreciate both of them and the care they have provided. I hope Patient First takes this complaint seriously and provides additional training on communicating serious medical information with empathy, sensitivity, and professionalism. That training should include how to support autistic children and their families during frightening and potentially life-changing medical situations.

One of the Dr's at this establishment, Dr Deepak Deshmukh likes to publicly call other small…read morebusinesses in Virginia 'Worthless'. This is a small business whose primary focus is to help promote other small businesses in Virginia and has done so for FREE for the last 6 years. I would be embarrassed to have someone working there who speaks to individuals like that.

Thank you! My Dad was seen by this group and the tech staff in Fburg was so fun and caring. For a…read moredifficult patient you surely made him felt understood.

Drs need to listen to their patients. I went to this Urgent Care because I was breaking out in…read morepoison ivy which I am very allergic to. Told the dr I have had it in the past and the only thing that has worked on me is the 10 day steroids. He said he would only give out the 6 day pack. Well, I am still breaking out and having breathing issues. I have diabetes, but in remission with a 5.4 A1C. Will never return here.

A nagging ear ache was hindering our family vacation. This urgent care was right next to our hotel…read more The place was clean. Staff was nice. The doc took time flushing the ear out. They ever helped us pick out a close cvs because we didn't know the area.

Best pediatrician ever: Dr. Johnson…read more Dr. Johnson's bedside manner makes you wish you could use him as a family practitioner. His quirky humor makes him a hit with the kids. As he moves through the regular parts of the exam, there is always a joke or a tickle somewhere along the way. The kids wait for it with a big grin on their face, and it makes doctor visits fun. When the exam is over and he turns to talk to you, the pleasant demeanor remains. His explanations are very comprehensible, with no hint of pedantry, and he takes the time to be certain that all your concerns are addressed. During each well-child visit he took extra time to discuss issues such as how to coax my daughter into eating more healthy food or how to discipline my son successfully. I've found Dr. Johnson to have a laid-back and goofy style that fits our family well.

I saw Dr. Waring Trible. He misdiagnosed me with Crohn's disease. I am 62 years old. Who gets…read moreCrohn's at age 62? He prescribed this very expensive medication. My insurance company would not pay for it. So I went through Good Rx. I had to drive over an hour to a pharmacy to get this medication. I took this medication for 11 months at $179 a month. Then I went to my regular GI doc who performed a colonoscopy; which is the only definitive means of diagnosing Crohn's. He tested for Crohn's and it was negative. When I initially saw Dr. Trible he ordered a capsule endoscopy, and this was how he "diagnosed" Crohn's. I won't ever forget what Dr. Trible said, "I'm saying Crohn's disease" like he was picking it off a menu. When I told Dr. Trible of the colonoscopy result, he continued to insist I had Crohn's and even attempted to throw my GI doc under the bus. When I posted a negative Google review, the practice administrator got in touch with me. I told her all that happened. She told me my complaint would be passed on to a team for review and she would be back in touch. That was months ago. I have called the practice administrator multiple times with no return call. The least the practice administrator should have done was call me and tell me my complaint was reviewed and no action would be taken. This ignoring me is so unprofessional and makes me believe they are hiding something.

I recently threw my back out. This is not something new, as I usually throw my back out at least…read moreonce every other year. This pain was different, and it wouldn't go away on its own, so I found myself at Next Care one Sunday morning. The front desk staff is really friendly. The girls questioned me on my Virginia license (they're new, and they're horrific) and then set me in front of a kiosk, as the clinic strives to be paper free. That's swell, but the kiosk froze up on me, so the nurse assistant had to go over the same information with me later in the exam room. They have all new equipment at this location, as my blood pressure was taken with a fancy machine, the nurse just stood there and monitored it. There's even a TV in each exam room, mainly because I think they know you'll be sitting in there for a good chunk of your day. That's my only real complaint about Next Care, I was kept waiting for about an hour and ten minutes before I was seen, and then another twenty minutes to get my prescriptions and paperwork. That said, at these sort of places you should expect a wait if you don't get there when they open. They do try to see patients in the order that they arrived, but there were several sick kids in the clinic that morning that got preference over me, which is understandable. No one enjoys toddler meltdowns, and there was a baby howling for his life, so please, do go ahead and go in front of me. When I was finally seen by a PA, he was very friendly and helpful. He told me I should take two hot showers a day and told me what I could and couldn't do for the next couple of weeks. He did seem harried, but that's not surprised. They only have one PA and one doctor on staff most of the time, but I think this is on par for these kind of clinics. So, all in all I would go back to Next Care if I found myself in pain and unable to wait to get in with my primary care doctor. I'd just try and get there right when they open, or they have a service where you can check in online and they'll let you know when they're ready for you. Best of all, they're right next to Salsaritas, so you can grab a delicious lunch or dinner when you finally get out of there!

This is for the White Oak location. I hd an appointment in the morning. AN hour and a half went by…read morebefore they finally called me to the back. Of course than waited in the treatment room. Everyone at this place is rude and should never work in health care. I along with a couple other people in the waiting room were obviously sick. I do not know if the others waiting had appointments. I was told several times I was next but was constantly watching as kids wanting a school physical and were not sick were being taken back. The receptionist was the worst. An older man walked in and needed help with his check in and using a QR code. The receptionist ignored him. I had to help him. Then another man waiting got up to help him. The receptionist needs to do her job. She also needs to show the same kindness to people no matter what color the patient is. If you want to see how far health care has fallen go to this location. If you want good health care go elsewhere.

I came in for facial numbness and some dental pain due to abscesses. I was evaluated in the ER and…read morethen I was admitted due to the numbness. Only thing I did not like was that I was not tested for Sepsis due to me having the abscesses, and coronary artery disease. I also was given no antibiotics IV. But other than that my stay & treatment was ok.

Having a food service background really helps with knowing if businesses are following the…read morestandards for food preparation. This cafeteria needs to be closed. Food not up to temperature for serving, as well as some cleanliness issues. Hospitals are suppose to serve food that get patients nutrition to get better and to aid in healing. Not to keep them there and to give them food poisoning on top of a medical issue.

This is a small center, but it very well maintained, clean and equipped to handle general care…read more Staff works hard to provide quality care.

Things are a lil' tricky here. People don't want to get up and help and they hide the idea of pay…read morebehind the ones who have Medicaid and ones who don't. iJust want transparency. Why wasn't I told about the $40 for my x-ray but my appt was $15?