The worst experience and it has left me scarred physically and mentally. I ended up in the…read moreemergency room and almost died. RESEARCH DR. JOHN PITMAM, III and you will find out. Read all the negative reviews because they speak volumes. I should have listened to the reviews and did more research before getting scarred by Dr. John Pitman, III. These people do not care about you or the oath they took! Money is more important. Most people are private about their surgeries so will not provide their full name publicly but no one is going to leave a review for a place that did nothing to them. RESEARCH DR. JOHN PITMAN, III and you will find out yourself his true history from other state and you will find out any disciplinary action against him.

Awesome doc...great work!! He makes you feel so at ease, listens carefully to all concerns, great…read moremannerisms. Made me feel very at ease, had several procedures , been extremely happy each time! Recommend to everyone

Dr Bruce Mayer is a wonderful combination of old time family doctor, listens, accessible 7…read moredays/week, will call with test results, even on weekends, and connected with top specialists and procedures. I highly recommend him.

My mother and I are from Texas. My mother is disabled and has chronic pain and he was condescending…read moreand took away 75% of her pain meds as well as one of her pain meds completely away, which is VERY dangerous. We now have to find a detox clinic or the ER because he is doing this cold turkey. He also said after receiving a report from her primary care physician in Texas that they're stupid and should lose their license even though they're helping her a LOT more than he is.

Very professional practice. Dr. Jordan and her team are smart, skilled and empathetic. Highly…read morerecommended.

Incredible practice. Dr. Jordan and her staff made me feel so comfortable. Not only that, but they…read morewere able to fit me in same day for treatment. Dr. Jordan is gentle in her treatment, her staff is friendly and puts you at ease instantly. I highly recommend her for all of your endodontic needs.

Dr. Burton is great (she was an Army Doc, so this old Marine appreciates her)! Her Nurse is…read morepleasant and skillful, and the front desk was friendly. Also, the BEST phlebotomist (lab, blood draw) Ever - hardly feel anything.

My mom Was a patient of Dr Burton .My mom passed away unexpectedly due to a large blood clot in her…read moreleg that her Dr was aware of for many months my mom had swelling in her legs and was given lasix instead of checking her legs this clot could of been detected before it got this big were surgery couldn't been performed but it wasn't I told my dad to take my mom to the hospital because mom legs got really bed the hospital found the clot and couldn't do surgery she was sent to a rehab facility and placed on Eliquis which did nothing and physical therapy she then went home legs not getting any better dr made aware by visiting nurse who tell my mom it takes months for the clot to dissolve well my mom dies a clot broke off and went to her lungs she passed very quickly. I'm angry because I felt the Dr should have done more for my mom the hospital should have not discharged her with that clot .

Earlier the emergency room staff were pretty good. I was pleased with their treatment of my almost…read more90 year old Mom it's after 8 p.m. now and rude, rude, rude and snippity is all I see.

Before I continue my review, I would like to state that this is a review of 1 Doctor, not the…read morestaff. The staff is kind and understanding and very polite. On 11/18/2024 I was taken to the ER by ambulance for breathing problems that had been going on for 4 days at that point. I have an extensive cardiac history amongst other health issues: Coronary artery disease Congestive heart failure Unstable angina Vasculitus Anemia Hypothyroidism History of myocardial infraction Peripheral arterial disease Hyperglycemia Hyperlipidemia Atherosclerosis of Arota Left cariod artery stenosis Kidney disease stage 3b Anxiety Depression Asthma Gastric ulcer Diverticulitis disease of colon While in the ambulance they put me on oxygen which helped alot. When I got to the ER I asked several time to have some oxygen and I was told no several times because my oxygen level were fine. Didn't matter to them that it help me regardless of the reading. They did a CT scan and an xray and saw nothing. The ER Dr suggested I be admitted for observation because the reason for the breathing wasn't presenting itself easily. The hospitalist, Dr.Dumbass, aka Dr. Nardow ( If thats how you spell it ) decided to say it's an anxiety/panic attack. Ordered a breathing treatment and Ativan ( thru my IV ) . For those that don't know, Ativan makes you tired, so of course it's going to help calm things. Who on earth has an anxiety/panic attack that lasts 4 days. I was sent home with no referral to a cardiologist or pulmonologest. This morning I woke up again having problems breathing. I called the er 3 times today for the name of the hospitalist who sent me home and all 3 times no one would help. I was told to call hospital records. Tonight I got an email letting me know that I have new test results on the patient portal. My B-type Natriuretic peptide was 150 which according to the site, is high. I was not told that at all. Dr. Dumbass chose to ignore telling me about it because it has been high in previous tests. Wouldn't consistently high results mean something? Dr. Nardow should be fired. I am never going to this hospital again and I will be filing a formal complaint and contacting a lawyer.

Love Dr Maharty and the whole staff! Ive been a patient here for a long time but have lived lots of…read moreplaces and really appreciate this practice.

The quality of care is very good here. They care about you and are sensitive to your needs. The…read moredoctor explains problems and solutions very well.

I've been in their care for at least 20 years. Got diagnosed with arthritis. Their office staff is…read moreresponsive. And Audra is my favorite doctor there.

Just not getting any answers for the longest time. Was told have to be on a walker or cane to get…read morehandicap pass when having had time with movement all over.

I had a workmen comp apt on March 25, 2025. I saw Dr Aldridge, he asked me 3 questions and told me…read morehe couldn't make a diagnosis until I get an MRI for my back. I said okay. Fast forward to Sept 9, 2025 my benefits have been canceled because of a IME report he sent on April 15, 2025, which he hasn't seen me since or reviewed my MRI that I had done in June. I explained this to the workmen comp agency, they don't want to hear anything that I have to say. I had to obtain a lawyer to get my benefits restored in as of right now, I have no income.

Picked this place due to high rating…read more Gave me last appointment of day for young daughter and you expect to be late going in. Staff should be used to running late too; it's a doctors office. They were not. Got into an exam room 45min after scheduled appointment time. First nurse wanted my pharmacy. I started looking up address and she quickly said just give me the road. Like I was impeding on her time after I was waiting an hour (45min plus being there 15min before appt.). What do you think would happen if I just said Route 17. You know my scripts aren't going to the one Walgreens I want. She's picking one of the other 3 on the road. Shortly thereafter got in for X-rays. That X-ray tech was pleasant and only bright spot of the visit. Finally saw Dr. Aldrich 1:15 after my scheduled appointment. He tried his best not to rush but I can tell he was over seeing patients that day. Was short. Hard to understand. He said to get MRI and if nothing is found otherwise we'll do therapy. Hate sports medicine doctors falling back to therapy if they can't figure out the problem in the first visit. Anyway, he never even asked if I had questions and was out the door while finishing his last sentence. Yes I did have questions. Got none answered. Told to wait in room. Was expecting him to come back so not a huge deal. Instead an older nurse with short gray curly hair came back instead. Barged in saying I need to tell her where to send MRI script. I am new to area and not used to the Drs office sending the script to a place as opposed to the patient getting a script in hand. She just glared and gave me eyes as I scrambled to see if I could find a place associated with my PCP, took my insurance, was close to my home, and not a hospital where sick people are - perhaps an imaging center. She was impatient and didn't explain anything. To the point my young child said something to me after. I just gave a nearby hospital that she said was good and hoped for the best. It's Hampton Roads. It's not like the population doesn't turnover frequently. Then as we left the exam room, she turns to her co-workers and said angrily the guy took 10minutes to figure out where to go for a MRI. B, it was 5 and I didn't even get to pick. It's 5:30 at this point. Been there almost 2 hours. Saw staff for a total of 10 minutes tops and she's complaining I'm taking to long. All because she wanted to go home. Walked to checkout, lights off, staff lined up at door waiting for me to leave. Got no questions answered, no needed doctors note, no documentation of any kind that I was even there. Just got to sit there for 2 hours and be insulted. Cherry on top. After more than a week and not hearing anything we finally reached out to the hospital bc this office doesn't return calls. Find out the hospital doesn't do MRIs for children that young. So this doctor treats children but doesn't know that Sentera won't do MRIs for children of a certain age??? Decided to start over. Spent a month and several calls to get this doctors staff to provide the X-rays before I could go elsewhere so I don't get hit again by insurance. At the end of the day, I'm out copay, 2 hours time plus time on calls with office & hospital, a second trip to Williamsburg (gas and 45 more minutes) to finally get X-ray images and worst of all my child's treatment delayed 2 months. Plus the new doctor could see the issue in the X-ray that this first office did not. (Though used MRI to confirm) What an embarrassment.