Many years ago the ER wanted to send me home with a 290/230 BP from chest pain because the EKG…read morewas't showing anything unusual. I insisted to kept over night, they did, and at ~9 am my widow maker heart attack hit. They wheeled me to the stent room and had to wait in the hallway as the Dr in call was late for his shift. Then as he was ready to stent me he called to the attendent in the back of the room for a particualr stent # and he said "we don't have that one!" He asked what ones do you have and he named a few and he said I'll take that one. I had about half dozen Dr, walk into my room after, stayed a minute then left. Was never told anything then dumped to the curb 3 days later and billed $25K for Drs and $75K for hospital. Now to 2025 and went to an Urgent Care for intestinal blockage that need a CT scan. The Dr said Do Not Go to Hampton Carplex. I said I know and I won't. Went to Bon Secore Mary Immaculate ER and was taken right in. Good thing as I have a AAA I never knew about.

Brought my wife to the Emergency department because of having a terrible gallbladder attack. Every…read morestaff member from the ladies checking us in to the Dr seeing her in the ER was extremely nice. Seeing the amount of pain my wife was in she was upgraded to critical. We got there about 630pm and by 915pm she had already had an ultrasound and was admitted and in her room. Shoutout to Steph her ER nurse! She made my wife's experience so much better just by being an awesome person and having a great attitude. Cam and Dr Schmidt in the ER were super amazing as well!

A big thank you to all the professional cardiac care team in Newport News. My heart bypass with…read moregraft procedure in June 2026 was handled exceptionally well by all concerned. My cardiologist Joseph Adinaro referred me to Dr. Dimitrios Pousios, a cardio-thoracic surgeon who has performed over 2,500 operations. He is a shining gem. Special thanks to Juanita, Kayla Bisgaier, April Towler, Temika Cohen, and the many hospital staff who worked as a team to keep me closely monitored in the first few days after surgery. Two months later, I feel fine. I can't thank you all enough. Best wishes.

This is the worst hospital I've been to. I got hit by a car and was left in the waiting room for…read morehours without any pain medication. The waiting room was very loud and overwhelming which wasn't helping with my most likely concussion. Do NOT r

I stayed overnight after knee replacement surgery. Every staff I came in contact with were very…read morenice and attentive!! I have to admit I was somewhat apprehensive about staying overnight, but my stay was excellent!!! The nurses were so friendly and helpful!!! They provided everything I needed before I could even ask. This was one of the most pleasant stays I've ever had at a hospital. Sending a HUGE THANK YOU to the hospital staff!!

My dad recently had to be admitted here to have tubes put into his kidneys to help with his cancer…read moretreatment and the nurses on his floor were so kind and friendly! The oncologist was also super nice as well (Dr. Chen I believe). My dad was well taken care of, so much so that my mom and I even made a Christmas basket for his nurses! They let me shampoo my dad's hair too with these really cool shampoo caps (don't you just love hospital knick knacks lol). All-in-all, the guest policy and treatment was above average, I've been admitted here before and I didn't enjoy the facility but I'm glad that my father was comfortable and supported.

Not really a hospital anymore, more of a "medical group" these days. Regardless, every single visit…read moreI've never had to wait past my appointment time. Parking can sometimes be a nightmare, but if you don't mind walking, there's plenty. The hospital is growing in size, with plans to open a new wing. Good luck with making an appointment via the HRVA appointment line if you're a dependapotamus, and god speed with the pharmacy... 3.5 rounded up.

RN Kate Lindsey is beyond condescending and very rude. I understand why so many people go off base…read morefor care.

My recent visit to MIH Emergency Room on 3/25/2023 was excellent. From the time I was checked in…read moreuntil I left! I would like to recognize Nurse Iris was fantastic, there was a problem with my Insurance but she figured it out! All staff in the ER were POLITE AND VERY AWARE OF MY SITUATION! I couldn't feel better about my choice for Health Care.

Get organized in check in. Sat there for 45 minutes watching people get checked in that showed up…read moreafter me. Ended up leaving.

Horrible care. Went for throwing up blood. I was told they didnt have a GI department! They didnt…read morebelieve me or my husband and we were both shocked because they did only blood work and let me go. Run from this hospital! They only care about the bottom line. Can't be a doctor and insurance carrier at the same time.

The VA had come far from where we were at years ago. With more options of being seen by doctors…read moreoutside of the VA for quicker appointments in case of backups at the VA hospital. A process that is processed by your primary care physician to Community Care for selection of a doctors office and the soonest possible appointment. Also available is My Healthy Vet, which is the quickest way to communicate with your primary physician or the nurse for all of your needs, such as prescription refills, follow up appointments, regular appointments, medical orders for vet, messages, and consult extensions. Emergency room has other doctors assisting during daily working hours for a more efficient process. As always arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your appointment and try to be patient....

Thia center was very nice and clean. We went to have outpatient surgery and the staff and doctors…read morewhere very nice and respectable. They gave us everything we needed and showed us the facility where my granddaughter would been seen. The lobby was very clean and they served fresh coffee. .They offered butter crackers, graham crackers tea ,and hot chocolate. It was very comfortable and when when the temperature changed they ordered us warm blankets.

This place is awesome! After my daughter sprained her knee we were referred to this location…read morebecause the locations in Va Beach had no appointments for a month. I decided to take the 30 min ride and was quite impressed with this establishment and the employees. Before we entering the main building they checked our temperatures then directed us to the waiting area. It was super clean and smelled like Pine Sol every where lol. We really like the doctor (can't remember his name) . He was thorough and didn't rush. We scheduled another appointment with him at the Va Beach location. To sum it up it was totally worth the ride and wouldn't and would definitely recommend it!

.As a U.S. Army veteran, it is both my privilege and my pleasure to receive care at the Hampton VA…read moreMedical Center. This place has truly been a blessing in my life. I know not every veteran feels the same way about the VA, but my experience here has been overwhelmingly positive. I was able to attend the domiciliary program and participate in other programs and groups that really helped me get back on my feet. They have a women's clinic, a wide range of primary care doctors, and many specialty and subspecialty clinics, including kidney dialysis, diabetes care, pain management, mental health, X-rays, and mammograms. The campus also includes a nursing home, barber shop, restaurant, snack bar, emergency room, bank, post office, pharmacy, and lab--just to name a few. There's honestly so much available that it's hard to list it all. This VA helped me with housing, supported me through my disability process, got my healthcare organized, and ultimately helped change my life around. If you are a veteran or if you know a veteran... please encourage them to come and check out the VA hospital. It truly may be a blessing for them too. Thank you for your service, VA Hospital.

A couple great doctors in a soup of the unconcerned, lazy and incompetent makes the meal…read moreunpalatable. Community care is impossible when there is no phone contact as no messaging is available. Is it designed that way?

I can't say THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY DAUGHTER'S LIFE!!! I know people have posted bad things about…read morethe adolescent residential program but for me, this was a godsend! I am and will forever be eternally grateful! The staff is awesome and truly care about the children. After reading the reviews, I was skeptical but desperate for a place to send my daughter. She was extremely suicidal. She had made one attempt , took almost 200 Benadryl pills and was researching hanging. I had to trick her into going. It was the best decision I could have ever made! Please don't let the negative reviews scare you. This place helped save my daughter!! She did the work and now sees her life as a life worth living!!!

Not really sure how this place hasn't been shut down. Dr Aydin is amazing. Everyone else is…read moreincompetent and refuses to refill medications I have been on for years. The lack of communication is beyond frustrating. I wait for weeks to get an appointment and then randomly get text messages about appointment reminders for appointments I was never informed about that are less than 24 hours away. I have left numerous voicemails and spoken to people who don't understand the difference between a prescription versus trying to find information on random patients and they ask me for the codes? I don't know any other patients there nor have I ever needed a code. If you have any sort of mental health issues, you're better off just asking a stranger at Walmart for help. You'd probably get better assistance and the stranger would most likely care more about you than anyone in this office. Cortney Galloway, if you are reading this please refill my meds that I have been taking for 6 years and I have not had them in over two weeks now. I don't know how else to reach you.

I was scheduled for a "routine" surgery for sleep apnea. The surgeon said I would be admitted to…read moreICU after surgery so my breathing and bleeding could be monitored. As I've been told by family and viewing my hospital records, that was not done appropriately. The night of surgery I was found on the floor in a puddle of blood, after the nurse had recorded in my chart that I was "resting comfortably in bed with the side rails up." That was at approximately 10:30-11pm. I was taken back to the operating room at 2pm the following day so the doctor could find where I was bleeding. When I woke up a week later, I was intubated. I had lost more than 25 pounds. I was in kidney failure, had multiple clots in all of my extremities and my lungs. I had suffered aspiration pneumonia, the beginning of a small bowel obstruction, Sepsis, cardiac irregularities, and 4 blood transfusions. After being discharged home, I was unable to care for myself for approximately a week. My fiancé had to bathe me, help me use the bathroom, and feed me. I now have PTSD and anxiety because of all that happened. I haven't worked in 6+ months. As a firefighter/medic, I view all that happened as medical negligence. I will NEVER recommend anybody using Mary Immaculate Hospital, not even my absolute worst enemy!