Professional in every way. Great communication and support. Exceptional staff, trust their…read moreknowledge & skills.

I have been a part of clean slate center since March 2020, when I began my recovery journey, and…read morehave had nothing but the most amazing experiences with everyone from the ladies at the front desk, to the nurses, care coordinator and my doctor. I am heartbroken they are closing their doors next month. I haven't given any thought as to where I would go if I didn't go here for my recovery and now I'm trying to find somewhere that will truly keep my recovery going for many more years to come! Thank you to everyone at Clean slate who made my recovery a journey to remember, and helped me get this far!! I will truly miss seeing y'all every month!

While the doctor is personable and pleasant her staff are incompetent and abominable I was very ill…read moreand the earliest appointment she offered the rude and condescending receptionist was late January 2025 we were in Late October . I had already been to emergency clinic in any event she hung up on me when I begged to see the doctor sooner then lied in my chart in Her notes that she had offered me an appointment ya right in 3 months I had to go for an emergency colonoscopy and endoscopy being a liver transplant patient I suggest if you want to be treated like a piece of meat go to a butcher shop

I want to preface my review by saying that my wife and I have been patients at the West End…read moreInternal Medicine practice for over 10 years and were happy with the practitioners there. However, during that time, we had our practitioners change four times due to them leaving the practice. Unfortunately, our latest provider recently left the practice and we have been told we cannot continue to be seen there as nobody is taking "new" patients. We do not consider ourselves to be new patients since we have been going there for the past decade or more. Now we are trying to find a new practitioner in the Richmond area (with little success) and that leaves us without medicine refills, etc. This is certainly no way to run a practice and it is extremely disappointing, to say the least.

In order to post this Im required to rate them otherwise I wouldnt shed a star…read more So far this place has been nothing but a corrupt, money hungry "company" that gets as many people addicted to highly potent pharmaceutical drugs, with no intention of tapering anyone off. Of course they prescribe suboxone at a suboxone clinic. However they don't have the knowledge of how to properly taper you off & have no intention of doing so, no matter how long you've been prescribed it. I have never been treated so unfairly by having my phone calls blatantly ignored, being penalized by not having enough to pay (either by having my prescription dosage dropped significantly, weekly visits, probationary period where my dosage would be upped as long as I consistently showed up, & not a single refill afyer years of being a "paitent", etc.) Dr. Nardone is nothing but a quack/crook, with subordinates who are too afraid to say anything. It would be nice to find out corporates number to further discuss the corrupt actions that occur on a frequent basis. This isn't a one time occurrence where I'm flying off the handle so to speak but years of built of negligence. Cheers.

Let me first just say that I am in no way a robot or someone paid to post this review. My fiance…read morewent to the Richmond, VA office for a little over a year receiving suboxone treatment. When doing her intake they advised they do NOT i repeat do NOT take any type of insurance for office visits including Medicare/Medicaid. Despite of that fact, they asked her for her Anthem insurance card anyway and when questioned as to why, they advised it would only be used in the case of lab/urine tests. She had 2 separate intake appointments costing $350 out of pocket each. The reason for 2 intakes was that too much time elapsed (a few weeks) between her first and second visits. Then she was charged $220 cash once a month for 12 months. After being advised by one of the doctors (she saw 6 DIFFERENT doctors total over the course of a year!) that she would need to file a claim with her insurance to receive an approximate percentage of 65-70% of her out of pocket costs. After going back and forth with her insurer it was discovered that in fact Foundation Medical billing had submitted and were PAID by her insurer for all but one visit (the one visit was the one doctor that was actually out of network when she was told that NO doctors there accepted any insurance). For those that know, this is clear cut and completely fraudulent. If it had been 1 incident it could maybe be chalked up to human or computer error but @ 14 separate claims submitted and paid by insurance it more than stretches the limits of anyone's imagination that it wasn't intentional. I can say that the office in Richmond is nice and there was rarely a wait but because of this (months later and still NO money back from them), I am forced to give them one star. My suggestion to anyone going there is to NOT give them any insurance information until it is specifically needed to cover labs or urine screens. Thank you for reading this.

I'the ladies here at residential recovery house welcomed me with open arms. They give methe daily…read moremotivation to continue the journey in my recovery.

Absolutely a great place, everyone is so nice. Staff is awesome. Kelley H recommends this place for…read moreanyone who is trying to get sober

I interviewed Dr. Dabney for a research piece I was doing for Humanity Upgrade Magazine. I asked…read moremany difficult and probing questions and was struck by her depth of knowledge and nuanced approaches. She has systematically taken the best aspects of her traditional medical training and combined it with psychology and life coaching. I know of no other practitioner that combines these varied disciplines into one practice. She integrates these diverse skills to offer patient-centric personalized care. She has expertise in relationships, stress management and addiction. She also specializes in helping people who want to transition off psychiatric medicines. This integrative and comprehensive approach is the future of healthcare. I have interviewed many experts, it was striking how open minded Dr. Dabney is to taking the best aspects of multiple disciplines in order to help her patients.

From the owner: General Adult Psychiatry, Therapy, and Life Coaching. We can…read morealso support you with depression & anxiety, toxic relationships and marriage & relationship guidance.

I went in for a regular primary care visit after putting off a couple of things I wanted to ask…read moreabout. The doctor actually gave me time to go through everything instead of rushing through the appointment, and the check-in and paperwork were pretty painless.

I started seeing Dr. Veech a few years ago. He does not have good bedside manor, but I didn't feel…read morelike I was getting bad care. I had my annual physical with him for a few years. I always felt like the support staff would rather be playing on their phone than assisting me, and I would have a very long wait while I was in the office to see him. It would also take a significantly amount of work to get refills called it. I felt like I was bothering the staff to do their jobs. Then, two years ago I had an injury and made a 'first available' appointment, and was seen by Dr. Miller. Well, she was FANTASTIC! She took the time to listen to me and really was far superior to Dr. Veech, so I called to have my annual switched over to Dr. Miller. I had to wait 6 months to get an appointment, but it was worth it. I have been going to her for the last year and a half, and then I get a letter in the mail that she is leaving the practice. So now I'm leaving the practice too.