Medical Clinics in Alexandria picked by BestProsInTown
“Dr. Hawa is a great doctor. He is very knowledgeable and professional. He fixed my neck and back pain. I feel much better now. His team are very nice. I recommend Innerve8 Medical.”
“THIS IS OFFICE IS TOP TIER! ESPEVIALLY ADRIANNE. I BRING MY GRANDAD HERE FOR APPOINTMENTS AND HAVE GREAT ATMOSPHERE AND TEAM WORK!”
“I feel really happy for visiting the Dra. Jackeline Pokusa to his Appointment year oculus to my little Son ! It's amazing Dr. And Franki good person and efficient. The Place it's comfortable and I feel a Clinic 5 STARS TODAY ! GOD BLESSINGS”
“Gail in the Alexandria office is a wonderful phlebotomist. The prick is painless and she’s very kind while drawing blood.”
“The Dtaff & Doctor's in this clinic are of Excellent Quality with superb Professionalism.<br>Thank you!”
“I have nothing but great things to say about Dr. Haden and his staff. He’s one of the most knowledgeable and open-minded doctors I’ve ever met. He’s up to date on all the latest research. Very respectful. Not rushed. And I learned a lot of new things from him (including some differential diagnoses that I had never heard of that now make tons of sense), and the way he’s discussed things with me it seems he learns a lot from his patients too. His approach was a participatory one with me and he combines traditional medicine with integrative approaches if that appeals to you. That combo is exactly what works for me. And his nurse Candra is great. Also since he does house calls, he can recommend other specialists who do the same. They have also been very good.”
“Very caring, respectful doctors. Great medical care- without having to wait weeks for an appointment.”
“I recently had a procedure. The staff was awesome. From the young lady who checked me in to the post-op nurse. Even the woman who I spoke with today to address my concerns was awesome. Very nice, agreeable and understanding. I still thought it necessary that I come on and share my thoughts.Everything was great except, I was starving. I totally understand that sometimes things happens. Emergencies happen and non-emergencies have to be bumped. I find no fault in this. However, I was NPO for close to 24hrs. I couldn't eat. My procedure was bumped. It was supposed to happen at 12:45pm. I didn't get in the OR until 3:45pm. When I woke-up, the only food they had for me was Graham crackers. I was groggy and starving. I needed something more than Graham crackers and water. Long ago, I worked in a NYS hospital in Am Surg. We always made sure to have some sandwiches on deck from the cafeteria for when situations such as this happened. My commute home was an hour. I didn't get to eat dinner until 9pm. That was 25 hours since I had eaten a wholesome meal. If the hospital can't provide some light fare after same day surgery than maybe they should suggest to patients that they bring a sandwich or something in the event that their surgery gets bumped and they can't eat for even longer.So yea, my messages to all.... If you're having same day surgery you might want to pack a sandwich just in case your procedure time gets bumped and it's been almost 24hrs or more since you last at.”
“The practice is new - all the staff were friendly, upbeat and made me feel welcome/comfortable. Endocrinology is a difficult science - the doctor seemed knowledgeable, friendly and took all the time needed to address questions. I did not feel the least bit rushed or disregarded.”