I arrived early and was called back very promptly. I had a thorough workup ordered by my primary…read morecare physician and, although the testing took about three hours, the process was very efficient. I received superb, personal service from technicians Bernard, April, and Shawnee.

Amazing Heart Specialist and Doctor!!!! My only choice for Cardiology Care in the Hampton Roads…read morearea!!!! Thank you for all your excellent work and care Dr. Amico!!!

From the owner: Board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiology and Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant…read moreCardiology, Dr. Amico specializes in cardiovascular disease. He graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his residency at Winthrop University Hospital on Long Island, NY where he was also the Assistant Chief Medical Resident. Dr. Amico completed several fellowships; a Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship at the Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Browns Mills, NJ; an Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania; and an Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC.

I don't believe anyone looks up hospital reviews before they find themselves at the hospital. But I…read morelike to think this review will help if someone thinks their incident at the hospital is isolated or exclusive to them. I was here for six days to be with my mother. Our biggest gripe was that she was not fed for hours on end. We kept inquiring, but we were told it was doctor's orders because she would be testing soon. We had arrived in the middle of the night, fine. But she wasn't able to get a room and was relegated to an ER curtained space for about nine hours. When she was finally moved to a room within the hospital, we inquired about breakfast as it was now 10am. To make a long story short, someone dropped the ball on communications, and our nurse was finally able to get my mother food that night around 6pm -- her first time eating since the day before at 4pm. Yes, I had outside food (i.e. apples and persimmons), but they kept saying she wasn't allowed to eat. Then, no one was able to confirm why that wasn't the case after all. I will never understand why it took so much effort to get her fed. Thankfully, there were no further issues with meals after that. She had to move rooms four times because of her fluctuating condition. The hospital is currently under renovation. Her room on the 4th floor and in the intensive care unit (ICU) were new and spacious, with digital boards. In fact, we were able to fit three recliners in her room in ICU. Her rooms on the 6th floor were old and significantly smaller, to the point where only the bed could fit comfortably. Also, we actually saw a roach outside the first room. Nevertheless, the support staff and nurses were phenomenal, as were the neurologists. There is free valet parking, a Starbucks inside, and a pianist played the grand piano in the lobby one day. He played holiday music since it was days before Christmas. I truly appreciated the thoughtful touches during such a high-stress time.

I am very happy with my surgeon and my successful knee replacement. However, their billing…read moredepartment gets a one star because it appears to be all Ai generated...I am very diligent in making sure my EOB's match the amt and date of service. However, if you find a discrepancy, you are instructed to send an email. Maybe AI can't handle two instances...either way, they never attempt to correct their mistakes! It's sad that we have come to this!

While Dr Ashby is excellent, his support staff is horrible. One can never get anyone on the phone…read more My wife had gross hematuria and because of the bleeding, she needs to stop the blood thinners she was taking. Obviously she needs to consult with him before just stopping her meds. So two calls and 5 days later she still cannot get the doctor to give her advice. Totally unacceptable in an urgent matter.

From the owner: Dr. Ashby's comprehensive approach to heart care means all services, from diagnosis to treatment,…read moreare performed under one roof by a highly skilled team of professionals. As a fully accredited Chest Pain Center with better than average door-to-balloon time, Dr. Pillai is a member of team creating the best heart attack survival rates in Hampton Roads.

My husband had his CABG surgery by Dr.Coleman at Chesapeake Regional recently. The whole experience…read morewas amazing! Not only his surgery took a little over 2 hours, but he was discharged exactly 48 hours after I saw him still with breathing tube. It is a brand new department at CRH. He received royal post surgical care in their ICU where he stayed until he was discharged. Because of Dr. Coleman's "plate"technique, only restriction is not allowed to lift more than 15 lbs! He is still in pain, but moving around without any help from me! Thank you, Dr. Coleman and his team!!!

From the owner: Dr. Edward J. Coleman is a board-certified thoracic surgeon with over 35 years of experience. He…read moreearned his medical degree from the State University of New York School of Medicine, in Buffalo, New York. Dr. Coleman has built several successful cardiovascular surgery teams across the country while also developing processes that positively impact patients. His multidisciplinary approach, knowledge and expertise optimize both care delivery and patient safety. Dr. Coleman is a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians, the American College of Cardiology, and the American College of Surgeons. He is a Colonel in the United States Army Reserve and was a USA Triathlon Age Group National Champion in 2010-2012.

This office is nice and the staff are friendly! The Doctor and nurses I see here are thorough and…read moreinformative. They deal with cholesterol, blood pressure, and heart related issues. They normally see you on time and get you in and out. I recommend this office!! Check them out.

My mother had an appointment scheduled with Sentara Cardiology on July 8th, but it was canceled…read morebecause the doctor had a meeting. While I understand that schedules can change, what is unacceptable is that after canceling her appointment, the earliest available rescheduled appointment was not until January 2027. For patients needing cardiac care, a delay of more than six months could have serious health consequences. It is frustrating and concerning to have an appointment canceled by the provider and then be told there are no reasonable alternatives available. Patients deserve timely access to specialty care, especially when dealing with potential heart-related issues. We are now having to seek care elsewhere because waiting until 2027 is simply not an option. I hope Sentara reviews its scheduling practices and referral processes so other patients do not face the same situation.

I had to get a 2nd, 3rd and 4th opinion from cardiology offices not associated with this one and…read morethey all questioned what the heck this place was doing to me. I would go somewhere else. I'm pretty certain they stole years of life from me.

I use to love this place because Dr. Lorvidhaya was amazing! He took amazing care of us with…read moreDysautonomia. Now that he is leaving Cardiovascular Associates, they have failed a large group of patients in refusing to replace with another specialist for their large patient basis. After calling for several weeks they continue to leave patients without a following physician. Or anyone to continue care with our home health services. The home health services are also getting no return calls for continued care! I highly suggest going somewhere else unless you like be ignored and not cared for!

Dr. Harry Kanter is the best Cardiologist in this world. He saved my life when I was 29 years old…read moreand had a heart function of 15 . I'm 55 years old now. and I'm still here he never gave up on me and I'll never give up on him. He's the best. I love you for always Dr Kanter. Thank you for saving my for keeping me here for my children to grow up and to watch my grandchildren be born and grow up as well.!

From the owner: Dr. Kanter is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease and Electrophysiology by…read morethe American Board of Internal Medicine. He has extensive experience in Cardiac Electrical System Procedures, Heart Conditions, and Adult Congenital Heart Conditions. Dr. Kanter earned his medical degree from the University of Virginia, in Charlottesville, Va. His internship and residency in Internal Medicine were performed at the University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor, Mich., and his fellowship at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Mo.

My wife has multiple blood clots in her leg and it's three times the size! We waited for 6 hours in…read morepain to try and receive treatment and when I asked if we would be seen soon I was told that we could leave! So we did! The absolute worst treatment I have ever experienced in my life! If you want treatment don't go to this Emergency Room! The quality of care is laughable at this emergency room!

Treatment of patients and their families was horrible! No one in there cares except for the money…read moreand that is not what healthcare should be about! I experienced first hand so I know what I am talking about! I have. Ever seen anyone treated as badly as my family member was. Had I known he was going there I would have stopped him.