I was impressed with everything about my experience! Initial check-in was easy. Assessment in the…read moreexam room was efficient & friendly with Chase. NP Pete was caring & knowledgeable.

Pete, nurse practitioner, spent a great deal of time with me - showed compassion, knowledge and…read morehope. It was the most thorough medical visit I have ever had, and at age 80 I've had a few.

If you're looking for a PCP, you need to check out One Heart Medical. Hands-down the best medical…read moreappointment I've ever had. The facility is beautiful, clean, and strikes the perfect combination of professional and comfortable. The Erin and Kelsey were both fantastic! Friendly, positive, and knowledgeable. They really took the time to get to know me and my rather unique medical history. The entire experience was second to none and included a clearly Christian ambiance. I cannot think of a single thing they could improve upon. Grateful to have found them!

Kelsey & Erin are a very professional and knowledgeable team providing a wide range of family…read moremedicine, as well as specialized aesthetic treatments for face/body. The practice accepts several types of insurance and they offer great prices on botox, dysport and xeomin :) ALL the stars for One Heart Medical, I highly recommend!!

I came in on a weekday at lunchtime and there was only one person working the front office; there…read morewere a lot of people in line to be checked in. Don't get me wrong, the office assistant was delightful and was doing everything in her power to get folks in. But in the 20 minutes I waited to check in, about 6 people left due to the wait time. Luckily, I had an appointment and was seen soon after I checked in. The nurse was a little abrasive, but I can empathize that it was a stressful day for them. Understaffed, and long waits with no appointments - be warned. A 3.5 rounded down.

Packed and not organized. Not enough staff. Maybe a bad day for a visit. Not good. Sent us to…read moreanother care place.

Just a heads up.. if you go in bc you think you're having stroke symptoms and the ER Dr tries to…read moreconvince you not to stay for the MRI... stay. I left and actually had a small brain bleed. Just an FYI

Excellent staff, attention to detail and knowledgeable. I felt fully taken care of at the ER , I…read morefelt completely in good hands with the doctor. I can't speak highlight enough about the nurse crew especially Rhonda in the ER, she is such a blessing, caring , great listening, and gentle demeanor. Rhonda was easy to talk to and supportive. Antonio or Anthony was super sweet and took good care of me transporting me around between my MRI and the hospital. Thank you team for taking such good care of me.

Exceptional, thorough service. I used this service in late 2022 and was impressed by the…read moreprofessionalism and speedy service -- I highly recommend.

Posting on behalf of Floyd Haralson The QTC Medical Group -…read moreStafford provider Ethel Furbert, FNP: * She did not complete a service treatment records (STR) review before the examination; therefore, she did not report to the VA documentation in STR to support the service connection of the condition. * During the examination, the provider requested supporting documentation, which was provided during the examination however, she did not accurately update the Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ). * The examiner did not appropriately evaluate my limited range of motion. She did, however, perform an inappropriate, painful exam by grabbing my leg and attempting to place it where she wanted it, stating, "see, you have a great range of motion." * The examiner did not perform appropriate diagnostic imaging to verify the condition. * The examiner did not report the painful limited range of motion. This examiner's unprofessionalism and lack of attention to detail caused me not to obtain service connection for conditions that were clearly stated in my STR. Furthermore, her inappropriate examination and inadequate documentation of my worsening symptoms caused me not to get a rating increase.

Just very poor communication. I have had to have Walgreens send a refill request multiple times…read moreand the facility doesn't get back to them. I found another primary

Recently I attended a symposium at UVA for EDS (Elhers-Danlos Syndrome) and one of the things they…read moretalked about was "gaslighting" and that it was not only friends and family that gaslight those of us who have complained of the same symptoms for years and even decades, but also many in the medical field. I am writing this review a year later because I am still so darn mad at the treatment I received at Rapidan and want to warn others. Originally I went in for a tick bite, the nurse I saw was rude and completely discounted my concerns with the bite, telling me it was "normal" and when I explained that I had never in my life felt the actual bite from a tick at the moment it happened like I had with this one and that I was concerned about possible infections because I have hEDS, she snapped at me, telling me that it was impossible that I had EDS because I was 65 and would never have lived to be that age if I had EDS. I was shocked and explained that there are 13 types and that she was mistaken, that I did not have vEDS, the most severe type, but have hEDS, the most common type and those of us that have it certainly do live past 65. She voiced in an angry tone that I did not know what I was talking about and that the bite was nothing, again I reiterated my concerns and she again told me I did not know what I was talking about and left the room. Even though a year has passed, it bothers me that a medical professional would be that nasty to a patient, would have no clue that there are as many types of EDS and would discount a patient completely when a fact was pointed out.

I want to begin by saying that I have personally had positive experiences with other surgeons at…read morethis practice. Unfortunately, my mother's experience under the care of Dr. Leonardo Espinel has been extremely concerning and has left her fighting a life-threatening condition in the ICU. My mother was initially given one diagnosis, which was later changed to a different condition, and she was treated accordingly. Despite continuing symptoms and repeated concerns that she was not improving, she was reassured that what she was experiencing was "normal" and was sent home with antibiotics. She followed up multiple times because she continued to feel unwell and knew something was wrong. Rather than receiving further evaluation into why her condition was worsening, she was repeatedly told that her symptoms were a normal part of recovery. Eventually, her pain became severe enough that she returned to the emergency department, where it was discovered that her condition had deteriorated significantly and she had become septic. She required emergency surgery and is now in the ICU. What makes this especially difficult is that she had repeatedly sought help before reaching this critical state. While this review reflects our concerns regarding the care she received leading up to this emergency, I would also like to recognize and sincerely thank Dr. Bradley Ryan for his swift action and decisive care when the severity of her condition was finally identified. His willingness to act quickly in a critical situation may very well have saved my mother's life, and our family will always be grateful for his professionalism, skill, and compassion during an incredibly frightening time. I understand that medicine is complex and that no physician can guarantee outcomes. However, it is difficult to accept that repeated reports of worsening symptoms were not more thoroughly investigated. Patients trust their physicians to listen when something does not feel right, especially when they continue seeking help because they are not getting better. While my experiences with other providers in this practice have been positive, my mother's experience in this case has been devastating. My hope is that this feedback encourages greater attentiveness to patient concerns and more careful reassessment when a patient's condition is not improving as expected.

UVA should be embarrassed and ashamed this has "UVA" on it now. ER Doctor "Good" should have his…read moreLicenses Revoked for unprofessional, inappropriate, disrespectful and offensive behavior and verbal abuse of Patients and Disturbing Peace of all the Patients in ER. Nurse Ashley "accidentally" "forgot to scan Pain Medicine like Oxycontin, Morphine and then puts them in pockets of her scrubs when she "accidentally" knocks out IV to administer the strong Opioids. That is called Insurance FRAUD to Pretend to Administer Medicine AND Bill Patient's Insurance BUT NOT give the Medicine to the Person who is Prescribed the Medication. This happened 3 times and is NO accident and clear sign of Addiction of Nurse and Doctor "Good" who displays behavior and anger of Addicted Person. This is a major Liability and Risk that UVA should take very seriously. Several in ER Reported this and nothing was done about it. Dr. Good and Ashley should be "written up" and fired for Treating Patients with Disrespect, Hostility and failing their sworn Oath of "Do NO Harm" No Patient wants to hear Staff Members Yelling at ANY one or failing to give Medication TO the PATIENT when it is logged TO the PATIENT..........

Pro: bit parking lot, resources( IV team, transport, PT, phlebotomy), bike rack area…read more Con: parking of site, vocera phone, paying for parking permit, limited computer on wheel machine available on units, shared patient roo This big hospital is close to the UVA college campus making this place a busy place full of people and traffic. The staffing is pretty decent with lot of float pool nurse filling in the shortage gap. The nurse to patient ratio of 1:4 is nice, the hospital has a lot of resources to help the staff, and the cafeteria offer a diverse range of food. Many staff ride bike on campus so there are a lot of bike rack area to store your ride. Staff have to park off site and take a bus to the main hospital. It annoying that during the football season staff have to park somewhere else or risk getting ticketed/towed. All in all, a pretty good place to work at.

10 hrs in the hospital. They have broken equipment. Did a non existent pain check. She's being sent…read morehome because she could swallow a goldfish cracker and even though her appendix is definitely not a normal size. It's not concerning enough. What a joke. I'm absolutely appalled by this hospital. #1 children's hospital my ass. The only good thing coming from University of Virginia Medical Center was our nurse, Felicia. Thank you.