AVOID, AVOID, AVOID they WILL charge you an extreme amount compared to other facilities. My doc…read morewanted me to get an abdominal CT scan so I came here. The CT scan took about 15 minutes total, the tech was very nice. Then came the bill; over $4,000 for the scan with contrast. To put that into perspective that's twice what I paid for an hour long MRI with contrast at another facility. This isn't just higher than average, this is almost double what I would expect to pay for this procedure. FYI if you do a prepayment it's only $500 but I was never told about or offered this option, I only found out about it after I read about it online. After the shock of the bill I called their billing department to ask why it's so high and if there's anyway to reduce the cost since I'll be paying out of pocket to be told that costs are set by the state, which is inherently false. The person on the phone then proceeded to put me on hold for a while before trying to transfer me to their manager for 15 minutes. When the manager didn't pick up, I left a voicemail and was told I would get a call back within 24-48 hours. Four days later and it's still all quiet. So long story short, I'll avoid going to Winchester Imaging in the future so long as their costs are prohibitively expensive. It's worth it to drive the 30 minutes to an hour to get to another facility than pay over twice what you would elsewhere.

I had a CT scan done today and got the results stating there was too much motion for the test to be…read moreused as a diagnostic tool. When the "technician" came back in the room and said the CT scan was finished, I laughed said that I didn't even know it started. Every CT and MRI I've ever had they tell you when it's starting how long it's gonna be etc., etc. I was still waiting for the scan to begin. What is the point of having a CT technician performing the scans if they're not gonna QC the results to ensure the images they just captured were adequate for a doctor to read? When I worked for an MRI facility years ago, we always checked the images to make sure they were clear and there wasn't movement or business. If something was off, we would repeat the series. I've reached out to my doctor and to Winchester Imaging for next steps because I want and need the scan performed again and better. I will follow up with the resolution here.

I am overweight and have a herniated disc. I cannot stand or walk without extreme sharp pain…read morerunning down my leg, because it is pressing on a nerve. The doctor asked me "Have you ever heard of BMI?" and then told me that my BMI was too high for surgery. He referred me to PT and the "pain management clinic" that they are affiliated with somehow to receive a cortisone shot. He did not offer any medication for the intense nerve pain. I went to my family doctor in tears from the pain several days later, and she prescribed nerve pain meds that have helped me a little. The cortisone shot did not work and after trying to get some kind of help--ANY HELP--with the pain, the Brain and Spine Center cancelled my follow up and referred me back to the pain clinic, dumping me as a patient because my weight makes me "not a surgical candidate." The pain clinic set up an appointment weeks away and seems completely uninterested in the fact that, for the past 5 weeks, I have been unable to walk or stand without pain and can't sleep or function normally. This has been a nightmare experience and this doctor's office has not helped, but made it worse. I ended up driving to Arlington to see a neurosurgeon who has many awards and recognition and who did not mention my weight when discussing my options (which include surgery). I do not consider surgery to remove part of a disc that is pressing on a nerve - when the patient cannot stand or walk normally without intense pain - as ELECTIVE. (see photo) I don't recommend these people AT ALL.

Dr. Shopick is an amazing surgeon. He is honest, straight-forward and does excellent work. After my…read moresurgery I was pain free and was able to walk and do things I could not prior to the procedure. I highly recommend Virginia Brain & Spine.

Doctor Micus is wonderful and thorough. He does follow up also. Highly recommend for ears and…read morethroat. I got hearing test and am getting hearing aids. Entire staff is thoughtful and competent.

I have been going to this clinic for years, having a chronic condition treated. The clinicians have…read morealways been careful, courteous, diligent in their work, and most importantly effective. I recommend this clinic highly.

This practice is terrible - avoid them at all costs. They take forever to call you back to make the…read moreappointment, so that should be a guide. They makes mistakes in making appointments and you end up with a botched appointment and wasted time. The staff covers each other in the case there is a mistake made rather than apologize. Communication among the staff is non-existent. The office manager has zero compassion for the patient and only wants to show how impressive she is and who is in control - a real executive - NOT. They do not want to listen to your input as their patient, just move on or get out. Worst customer care and service I have had in over my 80 years on this earth.

Don't expect the phone to be answered or a callback from this place! I've tried and tried to reach…read morethem to no avail.

I won't change my previous review, but I will update the office status: They are changing to Valley…read moreHealth Neurology which means that it might be possible that VH will be enforcing some of their practices, like answering the phone. The quality of care will now answer to their VH superiors and perhaps get an upgrade to what they've been in the past. Time will tell.

Dr lyons and dr fox is wonderful but the nurses suck.. they are very snarky and rude... honestly I…read moreonly go because Lyons has made my seizures go down tremendously and is continuously making them go down... just ignore the bratty nurses...

Great concept but depends on the quality of the provider you get. Unfortunately, we had a poor one…read morewho ignored the medical history we provided for our child (e.g. history of croup with no history of asthma). The medical provider said she'd like to prescribe albuterol and my wife (an RN) asked if we could do a corticosteroid like her Primary Care Pediatrician has prescribed in the past. She confirmed that she would change the prescription to dexamethasone and we ended the call. An hour later we received the notes stating she'd prescribed albuterol (an asthma medication). We called twice back to the office hoping it was a clerical error. After two hours, the administrator said the medical provider said she didn't think it was croup and changed it back to albuterol. We asked why, if she didn't think it was croup, would she tell us she'd provide a corticosteroid (dexamethasone) during the consultation....then make us wait two hours and change it...all the while our 4 year old has a 100.3 temp and barking cough.

misdiagnosed. was using google to look things up in middle of her diagnoses and showing us pictures…read moreto reassure us that was the problem