My review is based on my outpatient surgery experience here. I had to come here for my pre op…read moreappointment and I had great interactions with the nurses here. I was seen immediately upon my arrival, I was asked very thorough questions regarding my health history and had my blood drawn in preparation for my surgery. The day of my procedure, it went very smoothly. The nurses that took care of me were very kind and helpful. The anesthesiologist was very helpful and explained everything to me and helped to ease my anxiety about having surgery. Once my procedure was complete, the staff took care of me until I was discharged. I had a great experience and grateful for the wonderful staff here. Billing, well, that's health care in America lol. I'm just glad the procedure went well. I also appreciate that this hospital does not charge for parking, that is a rarity these days!

I went to the Tyson's ER near me - was pointless bc they said I had to go to their bigger ER in…read moreReston. It was an absolute shitshow- the wait was egregious, even for an ER. I was told I'd get an MRI - I went in the morning and didn't get it done until evening and I got my results told vaguely closer to midnight. I told them I was tired of waiting around but they insisted I needed immediate surgery. I was on the fence bc who goes from nothing to full blown surgery right away when you're conscious and otherwise fine right? I'm glad though, and grateful I received surgery. But the few days of admission was nothing short of terrible. One guy who takes blood in the morning was awful- he has no business doing it. I've never had anyone poke around that much and make it that excruciating before. And I'm pretty tolerant of pain. Some nurses were evasive. But please take note- NURSE DYLAN IS A GODSEND. He's very sweet. Very agile and helpful. That's the only part I liked about my stay there.

If I could rate them a Negative 10 I would. Not only did they not treat my wife with proper care…read more They spent well over 10 hours before we were given our own room as we had came in for a possible stroke. Then were told that we would get an MRI at 5 pm the same day only to have them cancel it on us with no communication. Then when we did get moved to Oncology they decided narcotics was the preferred treatment which did not treat my wife correctly! I would recommend they take their sign as being one of the best hospitals out of 250 because they did severely poorly on handling my wife's health and gave her the incorrect medication to alleviate pain and did not know what the best practice was. DO NOT GO HERE!!

The doctor I saw- Damian Banaszak, has absolutely no business being in medicine. I explained my…read moresituation to him and he was not listening. I told him I was there for leg and foot swelling, that I had an infected tattoo and was on antibiotics, and it was probably related to my having been inactive for a week. He told me my foot was not swollen. My foot was visibly red and by that time *some* of the swelling had subsided because I wasn't standing up anymore. I didn't even know what to say, it was like he was telling me I should ignore what I was looking at and could see and feel to be true. He grabbed my leg roughly and started rubbing his (bare!) hand hard against the tattoo and the scabs, flaking them off (they're supposed to stay on until they fall off on their own otherwise they take pigment with them!!) and he recoiled and said "What IS this??" I said I just told you it had been infected! Then he goes to my foot and tries to rip a bandage off my toe and I had to tell him to stop. I told him I wasn't there for my toe issue and he said he had to look at it if it was infected. I said please don't, I'm squeamish about that injury and it's not infected, plus I'm on antibiotics anyway, like I said before. He asked me who put the bandage on and if I had pulled out my toenail myself. Why In the hell would I have done that? He said well if I can't look at it then I can't do anything to help you. You don't have a blood clot. I said how do you know that for sure? He said well you can get a sonogram if you want. I said ok let's do that. He said "We don't have one here." Then why would you bother telling me that was an option? I grabbed my stuff and hobbled out of there and went to Reston hospital center emergency room where they actually treated me like a human being, did testing and gave me something for the swelling. I can't remember ever having been treated so roughly, manhandled and talked to like that in a medical setting before. I have a lot of medical issues and have had to see a lot of doctors, specialists, etc over the years and this is one of the worst, if not THE worst experience I've ever had. If they have that man on staff I can't imagine the lack of decision making skills whoever hired him has, and I will NEVER go back there. To add insult to injury, when I looked at the notes from the visit, he wrote that my chief complaint was PREGNANCY. I had a hysterectomy in 2019 at Inova. The only person who mentioned anything about pregnancy at that visit was the nurse who asked me what the date of my last period was, and I told her I had a hysterectomy. The notes also said that I had a toe infection, and that there was no swelling. Neither of those things were/are true. I told him my LEG had an infection, not my toe. Gross medical negligence and incompetence. I submitted a request to get my medical records amended because that is absolutely unacceptable. I also reached out to patient relations by phone and email and no one has responded to me. It's been weeks.

Went there due to an emergency situation. Nurse asked me to change into gown while he was asking me…read morequestions. Odd! I was left there for over 2 hours without ivy or medicine to control my symptoms and was discharged with the same condition . The doctor said that everything is okay, follow up with your primary physician. I will not be back here again.

My stay at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital was excellent! The nursing teams were all friendly and…read moreattentive. Doctors came regularly to make their assessments and recommendations. Care was very patient-centered with patient input welcomed. One needs to have the MyChart app to keep abreast of test results and provider notes. Updates were posted regularly. I felt well taken care of at this hospital. I must also mention the food, which was uniformly good. Daily dinner specials are offered.

i came into Stone Springs Hospital for outpatient Hip Replacement Surgery. The outpatient check-in…read morewas great, courteous and efficient. the prep room process was great. the operating room staff and surgical process was outstanding, i was informed because of my blood levels that I would remain overnight for observation and s blood transfusion. I went to the recovery room after the surgery woke up in pain and the staff provided pain meds. Shortly ZI was brought up to my room. The day nurse started the process for my blood infusion. They did not do the same verification process that was done for earlier transfusions. The nurse did not stay in the room to check for any potential reaction. Layer she came in and said it was done snd disconnected it. At shift changeover an hour later, the night nurse noticed the blood bag was not completed. The night nurse confronted the day nurse about it. (in front of me) The night nurse decided to reconnect the blood to my IV. no alcohol swab was noticed bring used on the connections snd I was not sure if the blood bag had been hanging there for an hour if it was still OK. I was not consulted or asked. I clearly see the lack of effective communication between doctors, nurses, technicians, staff and the patients. There is a dry erase board in the room to ensure important info is passed and noted. NOT BEING USED. It is not kept up to date with progress, plans or goals. Even the doctors names are wrong. It appears that the patient is not included in the process and communication between the staff does not happen. No one has the complete picture of the planned care, for now or future. They need help with cross communication and statistical documenting patient progress. The care is good, but the patient has to be involved to make sure there is s complete picture. If you come here (Stone Springs Hospital) for services, you must stay engaged for your own good!!!

My daughter was treated at Stone Springs Emergency Center after a sledding accident. While the…read morestaff was very kind and professional, I was shocked by the charges--$50 for a single 400 mg dose of ibuprofen and $12 for a small amount of Neosporin applied with a Q-tip. Those costs seem extremely excessive and difficult to justify.

I asked for everyone's name as soon as I realized just how special this place seems to be...all…read morecourteous, great listeners, and thorough, professional service providers. Unfortunately I had to visit, but glad to have met such a fine group. Even stayed after shift ended (two of staff) in an effort to insure everything was just right. Thank you, and continue the great culture. Not only will it improve your following/client base but will also give more satisfaction from a good day's work. Thank you again. I appreciate you all. Brian Julie Justin Bashmitha Naska Beth Dr. Mehta and of course Jarell, the friendly security officer who keeps everyone safe.

This place has turned into a urgent care for individuals with colds back aches etc…read more referred to ER 12/22/2025. Arrived 1510. Checked in w billing 1530 1545. Vitals taken. Told to wait. lol. I was sent here because surgeon believe I have a blood clot. After having surgery 5 days prior. Leg is swollen to the point looking like Popeye's forearm. 2 hours later. Still waiting. Now. 1720. No organization. No color tagging white to blk based on alignment. 1725. They just took a patient for a chest xray that came in 30 min after me. Sorry I have to laugh. He is hacking going a chest X-ray. Unfortunately. Now it's BS I have to click 1 star - negative numbers for service prioritizing. DOES NOT EXIST HERE. 1730. Still nothing. Go elsewhere!!!!!

Urgent care as soon as we entered the ER.. Drs were quick to…read morediagnose my daughter. Great front desk team!!

The quality of care here has steadily declined. We feel forced into the ER because our Primary Care…read moreprovider ignores everything beyond basic growth charts and vaccines. Unfortunately, the ER experience is no better; the priority is clearly "patient turnover" rather than "patient wellness." Every visit follows the same script: Urgent Care dismisses us with ineffective antibiotics for a supposed ear infection, and the ER rushes to discharge us without investigating the underlying cause. The staff is increasingly irritable, and the doctors seem to rely on snap judgments rather than diagnostic testing. It feels like the Hippocratic Oath has been traded for the bottom line. We aren't here for fun; we are here for help that we aren't receiving.

Had AFIB ablation at heart and vascular institute. Care was highly professional and compassionate…read morethroughout. INOVA Management: you need to fire or reeducate the rude, unfriendly clerks at check-in desk. They think it's clever to speak in a low voice so you can barely hear them. Once I got past them, everything was fine.

My son was readmitted to another hospital's cardiac ICU after being d/c'd by Patel, PA a week or so…read moreago, obviously too soon. He was not yet stable. BTW, Patel forgot to send the new cardiac meds to the pharmacy. So when he arrived home he went without his heart meds. It was a Friday night. We had to see another provider Saturday morning to fix the problem. Hospitals maximize profits by having patients leave the soonest after admission day. That's what happened to my son and now he's back in a cardiac ICU. This was poor Medical Care. I'm filing a complaint with Dept of Licensing, CMS & JCAHO.

I recently called Labor & Delivery at this hospital while experiencing contractions and other…read moreconcerning symptoms at 37 weeks pregnant, and I was very disappointed with how the call was handled. Before I could fully explain what I was experiencing, I was cut off and told that they "could not give medical advice over the phone" and that I should either come in or call an ambulance. While I understand there may be limitations on providing medical advice, the delivery of this response felt dismissive and lacked empathy. Calling Labor & Delivery can already be a stressful experience, especially when you are unsure about what your body is doing. In that moment, I wasn't necessarily looking for full medical advice--I was seeking basic guidance, reassurance, and the opportunity to explain my symptoms without being interrupted. I had already came in at 33 weeks for similar symptoms and was sent home and told call or come back if needed, so I started with calling. A more patient, supportive, and attentive approach would make a significant difference for expecting mothers who are trying to make informed decisions about their care. Even within policy limitations, tone and communication matter. I hope this feedback encourages improvements in how calls are handled, so future patients feel heard and supported during such an important and vulnerable time.

I gave birth in JUNE and still haven't received my daughters birth certificate! I've called…read moremultiple times and the lady that handles that department had zero sense of urgency and did not take responsibility. The overall care there was only decent because of my birthing team and ONE nurse after I had given birth.

I had a spinal surgery and the RN I had was very compassionate, professional and empathetic. Her…read morename is Patti. She definitely went above and beyond with the level of care she provided. I'm so grateful for my experience. I need to put in a review at the hospital itself because nowadays it's hard to find people who go above and beyond! Very attentive and when it was time to be discharged, she gave me the best hug as a farewell. Excellent experience!!!

Superlative hospital with first-rate medical care, the INOVA health care system of hospitals and…read moreurgent care centers are a definite plus for Northern Virginia. No one typically likes to spend time in a hospital due to illness or injury, but INOVA Alexandria Hospital distinguishes itself with: - Excellent staff (everyone I have ever come into contact there) - Cleanliness and orderliness - Food! There is a menu in each hospital room, with a variety of choices, and those breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals I've had there are excellent - Safety is a priority in patient care, with systems and redundancies that are in place and scrupulously followed - Convenient location on Seminary Rd., and moving in several years to the old Landmark Mall location, which is also convenient with major roads and highways that lead there - Excellent staff to patient communication from the very first interaction to the very last interaction during a stay - ER staff and services are extraordinary

I have been a patient of Dr. Nazam's for 30 years. He is very professional, caring and respectful…read more He listens, spends time with you and addresses your questions and concerns without making you feel rushed. He is knowledgeable and spends the time to get to know you, your lifestyle, goals and more. His office staff are profesional and responsive. The quality of care received has never been anything less than stellar. Dr. Nazam is ready to walk you through whatever you need and genuinely cares about his patients.

I was referred by a friend to see Dr. Nizam and have made him my primary doctor ever since. I agree…read morewith many of the other reviews here he's a very good listener and takes a time to understand before prescribing anything. Very friendly has good bedside manner.