Well Dr. White got right down to business after he looked at my MRI. As he found nothing wrong on…read morethat. And he explained the type of vertigo I had. My eyes over scan while I'm driving which is confusing my other senses. He gave me some exercises to do to help with my condition. He also said their are some medication's I could take. But the meds will not fix the problem just dull it. He also said I may have this condition the rest of my life. So I'll give the exercises a try and see how that pans out. But I don't think I'll go for the meds. The good thing is like the good doctor said it won't kill ya. So I hoping these exercises will work or at least tone it down a bit.

Dr. Robert White has been helping me for a long time. Little by little and over several years, Dr…read more White has made significant improvement in reducing the number and severity of my headaches. I used to wake up every morning with a severe headache to the current point that I seldom wake up with any headaches at all. When Dr. White sees me, he makes me feel like I am the only patient he has. Dr. White never rushes his patients and always completes a through analysis. I am so appreciative of Dr. White and all that he has done to make me feel better Dr. White it outstanding, and I recommend him, without any reservations, if a patient is experiencing neurological problems. Dr. White is the best in the Richmond area, and he is probably the best in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Ben U.

I've been searching for a knowledgeable primary care doctor. He's taken the time to listen to me…read morewhile dealing with my chatty kids in the exam room, which takes the patience of a saint. Whenever I bring up a concern, he's quick to access and find a way to fix it. He's great. (:

I requested medical leave in 2017 and again as I type this post due to clinical depression &…read moregeneralized anxiety disorder; in which Dr. Heatwole made difficult. In order to have both leaves approved, he mentioned that I'd have to take meds and stay in therapy. I didn't have a problem with the therapy; but the medicine I did. My problems and what exacerbated this disorder, I knew medicine could and would never fix. Sure, I tried the Escitalopram even after being scared eand advised to take it as prescribed by Dr. Heatwole; and it helped the anxiety more than it did the depression. However, as I'd mentioned once before to him, the deep seated issues that I've been struggling with continued to take precedence over top of being in a toxic work environment. I also explained to Dr. Heatwole that I'd previously and still continue to fail at finding work from home positions or a job that would be more suitable, as I just could not simply just quit my job. Dr. Heatwole just glossed over the root issues and continued to stay heavily focused on taking medicine over top of suggesting even more medication to stabilize my sleep and mood. I really didn't like the fact that I was pressured and rushed to go back to work. In 2017 after an 8 week leave, I still wasn't well and went back anyway because he 'thought' it was best. Of course, I still felt worse than ever. My last appointment for leave was the absolute worse. I mentioned that I'd lost my brother last September, lost 30 pounds in less than a year; and he had absolutely no remorse. He told me that in 8 months (counting with his fingers), a typical person would have gotten over losing someone!!!! He also mentioned that I needed to be careful exercising, and that people with my condition take this whole weight loss and exercising thing too far. I never mentioned an eating or any body dismorphic issues, so I don't know how my comment that I lost 30 pounds went to him saying that I needed to be careful exercising. A good doctor would applaud their patient for better lifestyle choices and losing weight to stay within a recommended weight range. Also, it is highly suggested for individuals with mental health issues to exercise, so I did not understand why Dr. Heatwole would say that, despite that I didn't mention anything alarming. I was actually 28 pounds overweight prior to losing the 30 pounds, and was severely emotionally eating from 2-3 fast food meals A DAY, still no brownie points there. This time around, he suggested me to go back to work in 4 weeks because as he mentioned, "We sort of need to kind of rush this thing to get you back to work as soon as possible, because I don't want you in the house by yourself thinking about all of your problems"....well hell, being at work makes it feel like I've entered eternal damnation with my thoughts! It doesn't matter where I am, mental illness isn't just a switch to turn off! It should never be about what a doctor wants, it's about the patient's well-being and what a patient feels would be best for them. I cannot work a demanding and toxic job that has greatly contributed to me not healing or feeling any better, and I really didn't know what else to tell him. Anyone with mental illness know that it's a chronic and sometimes a life-long issue. I have been struggling for over 16 years. Dr. Heatwole seems to think that medicine would help me to cope better, and that did not happen considering the layers of stress and rooted issues were always at the forefront. It seems as if he no longer wants me as a patient based off of my last visit with those crude comments. No worries there, I won't be going back to him. Sure as he mentioned, he's been doing this for a long time and 'know' patients like me. Well, it's not right to compare patients to one another even if we struggle with the same thing. Everybody's path and level of emotional pain is different. For over 6 years, I had been seeing Dr. Heatwole and recommended him to a few peers; because of his thoroughness during previous visits. If it wasn't for how he handled these two medical leaves, I would continue to stay a patient. Perhaps he no longer has the patience to deal with my mental disorders, and surely being a sufferer, I do not either.

I waited seven months to get an appointment with her, she spoke with me for maybe 45 seconds and…read morethen ran out of the room when I was trying to speak with her about the reason I was there. I was clearly nothing more than a box to check to bill insurance and then move on to the next person to do the same thing. This is not a legitimate medical practice

This was my 2nd or 3rd time seeing Dr. Gross. The last time was in 2012. She is still one of the…read morekindest and most caring doctors that I have seen in my 45 years. I was in rough shape the first time I saw her. She was the 3rd or 4th specialist that I had been referred to. Dr. Gross knew exactly what was wrong. Within hours the meds she prescribed to me were working. And within a week I was back to my normal self. You have a patient for life!

Dr. Bradshaw was a very caring, attentive, easy going, and thorough doctor. He was always on the…read moreball with what you needed. The staff however were horrible. When Better Health now Complete Health took over the practice they threw long time patients out to the wind to find new pcp's and new pain management Drs as well. I knew something was up when I was told the new company would be docking my physicians pay if he continued to prescribe me Xanax. Ridiculous. The physician assistants were unknowledgeable and very unprofessional and disrespectful to patients. The office was small but tidy.

Dr. Bradshaw has been my personal physician for years. He has helped me in so many ways I have a…read moredifficult time remembering them all. He listens to you with concern and always seems to have the right response to my needs. I have recommended him to many friends over the years and they all were happy to see him and be well treated. I can wrap up my thoughts about Dr. "B" when I say He is a True Doctor dedicated to the well-being of us all and someone that spends that little bit of quality time to insure his patients get the absolute best advice and treatment there is to offer. My hat is off to Dr. Bradshaw including his Staff!! Thanks Gary D.

Went to the ER twice, two specialists, and two people at my pcp - No one figured could figure out…read morehow one night I woke up and all the sudden didn't have feeling down the left side of my leg; like when you fall asleep on any appendage you get the pins and needle feeling. My dad works for Sheltering Arms and told me to make an appointment with him; I went in, and he grabbed a part of my butt after I told him the symptoms and immediately felt the nerve pain. In one conversation, and in one swift movement after two months of hell, Hagan Jackson found and solved my problem in a matter of seconds. Best neurologist in Richmond.

This guy is great! He has a good bedside manner! He was quick to diagnose my problem and get me…read morehelp I'm very thankful for his help he is very up to date on his medicine and treatment this is very good to know thanks doctor!

Dr. Palmore is the best around, he related with this patients and cares about their health and best…read moreinterests.

I'm really unhappy with this doctor and will not be going back. He only cares about money and does…read moreNOT care about his patients at all. I went to see him for an annual wellness checkup and was prescribed a medication for my anxiety. He told me that we would check in after a month of me taking the medication to see if I was doing well with it. I assumed this would just be over the phone as is normal practice with most doctors. When I called back after a month, he was on vacation for 2 weeks and did not have anyone at the office. So I was off my prescription for about a week before getting ahold of him and experiencing serious withdrawals. Then when I finally was able to contact him he told me I would need to come in person for an appointment for a refill on my medication (this is not standard practice and I've never had this happen before... it's unusual to be asked to come in for a full appointment for a REFILL of something the doctor has already prescribed). It's clear that he's only trying to make money by doing this. My insurance does not cover anything outside of an annual wellness exam, so it would be $90 for me to just get a REFILL of my medication. Absolutely ridiculous. Would not recommend this crook of a doctor. Additionally, when I called him to express my concerns he was EXTREMELY RUDE.

Dr. White is wonderful. I recommend the practice…read more Dr. White takes the time to talk about my Medical concerns.

Easy to get an appointment (I received a same day afternoon appointment after calling in the…read moremorning) and the full care staff was friendly and competent.