My new rheumatologist recommended this location for pain management. I wish the rheumy would treat…read moremy chronic pain, since it's a symptom of my condition, but it seems medicine is becoming more like a fast food experience unfortunately. I know this particular pain clinic is a bit of a chain, but was advised to stay in northern Va locations, even after moving to Richmond. As a nurse, I've heard horror stories about pain clinics for years, but this location has so far been nice. No medication changes to the regimen I've been on for years at this point, the office staff is pleasant and professional. The doctor I liked has moved to Maryland, so will be getting used to someone else again. The waiting room is small, but comfortable, the appointments tend to run on time. You must keep up with all payments, and don't miss your appointment if you can help it. All in all, it's been a good experience so far.

I had an unsuccessful epidural corticosteroid injection for sciatic nerve pain, which had to do…read morewith the configuration of my vertebra in relation to my particular disc's herniation, not the doctor's skill. Dr. Brar was extremely patient and supportive in a subsequent appointment, taking extra time to explain my particular spinal issue, and possible pain management solutions. I felt well cared for, and very impressed with his commitment to solving an individual pain problem.

I've had a great experience with Dr. Bhatia over the years. He is professional, attentive, and…read moretruly cares about his patients. He listens carefully and is open to discussing different plans of care options in addition to his pain management traditional treatments. After I shared my experience with certain therapies like copper peptides and glutathione, he took the time to learn more and has since made them available through his practice. That level of dedication and willingness to evolve is something you don't see often. I would absolutely recommend him. Many Blessings Always, JC

Pain management, back injections. Very informed, educated and caring Doctor. Good listener, non…read moreegotistical and communicative way beyond the norm!

Great product Always happy with the results. I regularly…read moreorder the sleep gummies for a great night rest, and a tinctture for my very high strung dog to mellow her out a little on walks so she doesn't pull my arm off when walking her

Greetings Dr John provided Mee an Awesome Service. I was able to get a telephone consultation to…read morehelp when I was dealing with Pain until I could get into office. She help me to management pain without any narcotics & FEELING LIKE NEW !!!

Dr. Balint is an Outstanding Doctor!! I have been a patient…read moreof Dr. Balint for several years and he is extremely exceptional!! He is the reason why I am not in a wheelchair and/or bedridden. He is the reason why I retired with time instead of disability. He is the reason why I can watch my grandchildren and, I was able to travel to Japan to see my family. I had surgery years ago. The residuals are DDD and other back/hip/leg conditions. This capitulated the need for myriad amounts of physical therapy, prednisone, and other modalities that rendered short lived success. It was very depressing to experience what I thought was the end of my career that I truly loved, and the end of my quality of life, even though I am a positive person. I worked 50-60 hours (or more) as a civilian program manager for a Federal law enforcement agency. Not only was the commute grueling, I sat for several hours at my desk (and intermittently stood for 1.5 hours or more as I organized, created training materials, and provided training seminars). I would not have been able to successfully perform my duties without Dr. Balint. I found out about Dr. Balint via LEO's who received successful treatment from him whom I saw recover completely. When I could barely walk and I was, yet again, in incessantly horrendous pain, I made an appointment. I am so very glad I listened to them because they were absolutely right! Dr. Balint's epidermal blocks are always in point. After the nerve blocks, I almost forgot my cane!! I had not felt that great for years!! The nerve blocks last from 9 months to 1 year. I have grandkids and I am pretty active with them. Since I have retired from work, I try to help my daughters by babysitting & helping the grandkids with their homework. Dr. Balint and his staff have always been very professional, approachable, and always make my day brighter! I thank God for him every time I wake up and I am able to function. I don't know what I would do without Dr. Balint!

Dr. Parker is the best orthopedic surgeon that I have ever worked with. He is honest, personable,…read moreand genuinely cares about his patients. There is no rush in the office visit and he exhausts all avenues before moving to a surgical solution.

Dr. Parker and his PA Jeff are amazing! They are genuine and really care about their patients and…read moremaking sure you understand everything. Jeff was an amazing help for getting all my paperwork I needed for my job. My situation was definitely not ideal, but they helped me feel at ease with everything and answered all my questions. My recovery has been great considering and am glad I went to him. I highly recommend going to Dr. Parker if you have any hip issues!

This doctor takes progressive noninvasive treatments and imaging, I have attended two of my wife's…read morevisits and dr trucksess has been professional, knowledgeable and informative. Dr trucksess was also personable and a good listener. Just my 2c

Like others, I'm very surprised by the 1-star reviews. Admittedly they were from several years ago,…read moreso maybe she was at a different practice as a number of the complaints seem to be about wait time and communication and such. IN ANY EVENT, I recently met and had an outstanding experience with Dr. Trucksess and would HIGHLY recommend her to anyone. She seemed familiar with my situation but still asked questions and listened, never rushing me. She maintained a great dialogue with me throughout her testing process on my hand, walking me through what she was doing and explaining what she was finding. She is clearly extremely knowledgeable and had a fantastic bedside manner. I'd recommend her to anyone needing her specialty and would absolutely go back to her again if needed.

I have only had my first infusion (out of the series of 4 initial infusions) but even after the…read morefirst one, everyone I've been around has commented on how calm and less stressed I've been including my NINE YEAR OLD daughter. I've suffered from a combination of Severe Anxiety with Panic Disorder, Associated Depression, and PTSD since I was 10; I've tried nearly every medicine on the market and nothing has been able to really improve my quality of life. I'm a mom of three with an intense career and going through a brutal custody battle, which has made it so much worse. It's $500 per infusion but I'm using my healthcare FSA and plan to pursue reimbursement from United Heathcare as well. The office is calm and lovely with no wait. My first session, the nurse (Angie?) was an IV needle ninja and reminded me of a Chinese Ping Pong Olympic match but with the fastest, easiest IV placement I've ever seen. The team was so thorough even though I was SO nervous about the dissociative experiences I had read about. They preventatively gave me Zofran for nausea and Versed for anxiety; I had a super comfy chair and crazy soft blanket I really want to buy for my house; and while the experience was VERY WEIRD, it wasn't unpleasant but felt very healing. Having read about music and the role in the treatment I played the Lord of the Rings soundtrack with the ups and downs and it was bizarre how it guided me through processing both my good memories and feelings and bad, but sort of helped me feel like I could overcome (a la Aragorn?). Highly recommend something like that to listen to. In a very weird trippy way I could FEEL the mental healing and I really mean that even in my now clear headed state. It's amazing, truly. My appointment was at 11:00-11:45, groggy feeling passed by around 12:15, by the time I was home just around 1 I had no problem getting back to work "fully there". My boyfriend was SHOCKED because he noticed a difference immediately. That's from one infusion. It's incredible and I can't believe it. Looking forward to tomorrow's and on Thursday!

The group of doctors there are amazing! I have known them for years and trusted them with my wife.read more

Dr Hope is the best! Following an ER visit, pain management appointments with epidural injections,…read moreCT scan, xrays, and MRI, I was referred to Dr. Hope. After a consultation for pain and weakness in my back and left leg and physical therapy with no improvement, Dr. Hope recommended a laminectomy and discectomy to my lumbar. Surgery was complete in less than an hour and I was home within 3 hours from the start of surgery (with an hour of traffic in the ride home). Dr. Hope and his nurse, Monica are kind, gentle, and caring. They are thorough in providing you with information necessary pre-and post-op. Dr. Hope came very highly recommended to me and I highly recommend him to others. Thank you, Dr. Hope, Nurse Monica and team.

Haven't had surgery with him yet, but my first impression with Dr. Hope was oustanding…read more He was very attentive, listened carefully and cared about what I had to say. He didn't push me in any way to have surgery for my cervical herniated discs and supported my thoughts of trying Physical Therapy first. He took my concerns and physical symptoms very serious and took his time to examine me. I have barely felt this comfortable around a surgeon and am very thankful to have found him.

This practice is fantastic. I struggled for almost 2 years trying to find a good primary care…read morepractice after my insurance changed. Everything is efficient, you aren't kept waiting, and there's a small Quest-run lab inside for blood work. I see the nurse practitioner and I have nothing but good things to say about her. I saw the doctor once and he's great too.

TL;DR: Promising if they take your insurance. They'll get your insurance information when you book…read moreAND when you arrive. This doesn't mean they accept it. I got a surprise bill. Liked the provider, though. I had hopes for this office becoming my new primary care. They were recommended by a friend, but nothing seemed to go right from the start. I was informed patient intake forms aren't available online. I have a hand disability, so writing is hard. How are these not available digitally in 2024? They offered to snail mail it, and I laughed pretty hard. Ended up with numbness and pain filling it out in person. Next, the waiting room is far too small. There were more people than seats, so I chose to stand. For 45 minutes. Got there 15 minutes early, as requested, and wasn't called back until exactly 30 minutes after my scheduled appointment. No regard for my time, not informed they were running late. I have to assume this is standard practice, but my friend swore it's not. I saw the NP and was genuinely impressed that she listened to me and spent a good amount of time going over my health history and current concerns. As annoyed as I was initially, I felt this could be a great start for me after my previous care provider of over a decade left the practice where I saw her. I went home feeling relief that I found a good provider. Nope. I was wrong. I mean they seem to provide good medical care, but I was wrong that my search was over. Two weeks later I get an email my lab results are in, and while checking them out I see a message from that same morning about billing in the portal. I look, and somehow I owe them over $200 for the visit. My insurance covered nothing. I called, asked why, and was told I'd hear back. This didn't happen, or at least it didn't happen before the (presumably) automated system contacted me via email and text to say I owed the same money. To be fair, I actually LOVE the aggressive billing notification. Other offices send incidental invoices via physical mail and I never get them. This system ensures I pay on time, which I'm a big fan of. But I'm not a fan of everyone overlooking the whole "your insurance isn't accepted" thing when the first question I had when scheduling my appointment on the phone was "do you accept my insurance?" and they TOOK MY INSURANCE NAME, MEMBER ID, GROUP ID, AND SAID YES. WTF. You had one job. Could you please do it? On the phone with the front desk again after the latest digital reminders to pay, I was informed I owed the money and my insurance isn't accepted. The operator then became rude and said, with a healthy dose of attitude, that they could write off part of the invoice and reduce it. The implication, heavy in her tone, was "if you're too poor to pay" and I kind of wanted to smack that tone out of her voice. I informed her that they did provide a service, and I wasn't trying to get out of paying. I just wanted to know why the insurance I was told was accepted was in fact NOT accepted. I also let her know I will not return because there's no point in doing so. 4 stars for all the promise and because my experience is hopefully uniquely awful and not indicative of the practice overall. The friend who recommended them was STUNNED by all of this, so fingers crossed it's just me who gets this uniquely awful experience. Docked the one star for, well, everything mentioned above.