Virginia Hospital Center

I recently spent 16 days in the at the hospital, and I cannot say enough good things about my experience. From the moment I arrived in the emergency room to my discharge, I felt truly cared for not just as a patient, but as a person. The doctors was phenomenal; they explained every aspect of my treatment in plain English, easing all my anxieties. The nursing staff were attentive, compassionate, and incredibly professional, always responding to call buttons with a smile. The facility itself was spotless, quiet, and comfortable, which made a huge difference in my recovery. It’s clear that this team treats patients with the same dignity and care they would offer their own family. If you are looking for top-tier medical care, this is exceptional. Thank you to the entire team!

I am writing this review with immense gratitude after a recent, unexpected, and major inpatient stay at VHC Health. In a time where healthcare can often feel rushed and impersonal, VHC Health delivered an experience that was not just "good," but truly extraordinary. From the moment I arrived at the emergency entrance to the moment I was discharged, every staff member I encountered demonstrated a commitment to excellence, humanity, and safety that deserves the highest praise. The nursing staff is the heartbeat of this facility. They treated me like a person, not just a room number. My primary nurses, were attentive, professional, and genuinely empathetic. Even during stressful shift changes or when the unit was packed, I never felt like a burden. They anticipated my needs, brought me pain m

First, and most importantly, my wedding ring was stolen from my finger overnight between May 15 and 16 at VHC in room 523. I went to the emergency room on May 15 in what I was told is the coldest room in ER. The "bed" was more like an ironing board and it was impossible to get comfortable. I tried a fetal position. That photo will follow. After some tests, I was admitted to the hospital. I include a picture of myself in the ER. I was to have an injection of dilaudid ten minutes before an MRI in the middle of the night. The nurse who attended me gave me valium before I went to sleep around 9:30 p.m. I asked her about my medications, as her administration was not consistent with what the emergency room doctor had ordered, and she said that she was an experienced nurse and knew what regimen

I am very concerned with the financial abuse concerning parking fees. Since when do hospitals force patients/family to pay for parking daily?! With no reimbursements?? And a set $7 per day with no scale if people are only there a few hours? This is outrageous and completely unethical! Parking ABSOLUTELY should be free for patients, especially those with extended stays, and ANY healthcare worker assisting them. You shouldn't be wasting money on a water wall if you can't park for free at a HOSPITAL! Whoever your "CEO" is needs a lesson on HUMANITY. I truly hope I never have to be a patient here!

Absolutely terrible experience at Virginia Health Care Center. The services from the physician, Dr. Williams, were very good. However, the billing department is the WORST I have ever dealt with - anywhere in the United States. I am a self pay patient and prior to scheduling services for a routine medical service I requested a cost estimate. This was given in the range of $700. On the day of services, I paid this amount in full for the physician’s exam and services. The day after my appointment, the billing harassment started. First, the billing department attempted to double bill me for my exam and services which had already been paid. Then, after dealing with a hostile billing representative to straighten this out, I received an additional bill - this one for lab fees from VHC in ex