Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Spotsylvania, VA

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My opthamology tech was very knowledgeable and helpful. She advised me on future appointments and when I'm doing upgrade. She went over and beyond for me. I really enjoyed the appointments at the VA Clinic just don't mind them at all. Thankful they are there for me. Her name is Denise so shout out girl I think you're awesome. Thanks for fixing my right hearing aid I'll try not to break it again LOL

I go to VA 2 Clinic. The staff has always been exceptionally nice and helpful. And the care has been as good as I've received in both the Military system and Civilian. I'd highly recommend this team.

My four-year-old son was admitted to the Pediatric Unit and I was blown away by our experience. He was a direct admission from our pediatrician and that process couldn’t have gone smoother. I very much appreciated being able to skip an ED visit and just walk straight onto the unit. We walked into our room and immediately found a Jared box, a backpack full of toys, and a colorful, warm blanket. My son was so excited to see these special touches and was so comforted by them- the Jared Box was a huge hit and absolutely saved the day. Our nurses – Hannah, Taylor, and Anthony – were incredible. I especially want to shout out Hannah and Taylor – they were outstanding. They put me at such ease with their professionalism, efficiency, and compassionate care. Taylor was also just incredible all night long. Once I was able to get him to sleep, she went out of her way to make sure his vital checks were so quiet and unobtrusive that he never even woke up. She also managed the messier moments of our stay with such grace, and I just really appreciated the way she cared for my son. Dr. Chanock and Dr. El Bash were both amazing as well. I deeply appreciated Dr. Chanock asking me to step into the hallway to discuss the care plan so as not to create more anxiety in my son. This was such an unexpected and thoughtful thing and allowed me to concentrate on processing the plan without managing his emotions at the same time. I have such a deep appreciation for the way this team cared for my son, and we could not have had a better experience on the Pediatric Unit. Thank you to the entire team!

Reviews often seem emotional and the hospital is rated accordingly. Objectively, I have to say the everyone who took care of my husband, from room cleaners, nurses, care managers, techs to doctors, was extremely professional and showed genuine interest in getting him healthy again. I could not have been more impressed, thank you.

I spent eight long days at Mary Washington healing from a brutal domestic violence incident. The care and patience and kindness I received from every staff member on Four South was unmatched by any stay I’ve had in my life. I’m sixty one and had many stays from the doctors to the sweet ladies that kept my room spotless to the accommodating kitchen staff it was pleasant. They didn’t let me suffer in pain. The food was shockingly good. I felt like royalty. The care I was given had as much to do with my healing as the medicine I was given. I’m off to a rehabilitation center now and will miss them. If I could give them ten stars I would give them ten stars. I’m giving them ten stars in my heart.

Thank you for changing my life for the better and helping me remember who I am after a mental health crisis. Thank you Dory and Dr. Smith for your help today.

I have taken several program participants to various medical and mental health appointments over the years both in Virginia and in Maryland and was hands down super impressed with the staff at the CSB juvenile, adult, and emergency services. There was quite a wait for emergency services but each department communicated with each other and was so polite. Brian Stewart is one of the few names that we caught but he was phenomenal. The staff checked on us, fed us, and gave us blankets. We saw them touching base with some individuals who were clearly in crisis and they were just so patient and caring. Dr. Smith was our emergency services doc and I wish he could see people regularly because he was funny and he made my program participant feel heard. I have been with an individual to the primary care as well and enjoyed the collaboration with DO Pristell.

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Got me in and dosed my first day after my intake which only lasted about 3 hours. The staff and provider were all very nice and polite to me. I'm up to 70mgs and comfortable at this dose. Thank you ARS!

If your willing to get clean and put in the work than this is the place for you. I absolutely love my counselor Emily she is the best. Amy is a great nurse and so is mellissa. They do Change help alot but nobody wants to work this day in time. This place saved my life and I am forever grateful!

If you're looking to find a new way of life, The Healing Place will provide. Peer driven community focused on behavior modification. The program sets you up for success, long-term. It saved my life!

I am Praying my son gets the help he so dearly needs. He just arrived here for his journey to recovery after being homeless and in jail continually for years now. I pray he gets the help and support needed to finally get him on the right path and road to a new Happier and sober drug free life!🙏🏼 I will update a new review once we know how the program works and the pros and cons.

This place helped save my life. It showed me me and how I was the problem. Showed me tools necessary to live a productive life.

Great nurses! My hospitalist was wonderful. I wish the docs communicated more with one another

I went to St Mary’s Hospital for a scheduled appointment for heart catheterization with angiography, thinking, at worse, they might place a couple of stents and let me go home in a couple of hours. Lo and behold, Dr Whitkamp found several arteries (multivessel) blocked 70-90 percent. When he showed the pictures to surgeon, Dr Fiser, they decided they have to perform quadruple bypass surgery asap; my condition couldn’t wait the normal two weeks’ scheduling. All this time, I was asymptomatic and wasn’t aware that I was a walking time bomb. I was completely sedated when the surgery was performed. Waking up was a little scary. They told me the surgery was complete and I had all these breathing tubes sticking out of my mouth while I was being wheeled over to ICU. I didn’t have control over my breathing, and I couldn’t tell anyone that “I can’t breathe!” The ytubes in my mouth made talking impossible. The panic had set in. In retrospect, I was breathing through the tubes. Someone then told me to relax and let the tubes do the breathing, I did, and the rhythm fell into place. At the ICU I was placed in a room with curtains. I don’t recall exact sequence of events but the nurses did everything to make me feel comfortable. They would come in at scheduled times to check my vitals, administer medications as needed, as well as attend to my comfort, such as adjusting the head incline at the bed, placing pillows where I wanted them, cleaning me up with the disinfectant wipes, etc. They were all kind and nice. I count my blessings to be admitted to the ICU on the weekend. The weekend day nurse, Gabby and the night nurse, I believe her name was Charlene (pardon my memory), were both personable and performed their duties in professional yet friendly manner. This is not to take anything away from the rest of the nurses who’d fill in or come in to help, as needed. Sierra, who took care of me on my last day at ICU and who wheeled me to cardiac step down unit, was another friendly yet professionally diligent nurse. At the step down unit, I was blessed to be attended by Grace, the night nurse, and Jillian, the day nurse. They both took good care of me and I shall remain obliged. The other part of the recovery team, ie physical therapy, occupational therapy, etc. all did a great job in preparing me to leave the hospital. Bon Secour has a wonderful at home care patient service. So far, within a week, I have had three nurses’ visits, two visits from the physical therapist, and one from the occupational therapist, with more visits to follow. All in all, I’m grateful to the Lord, and to the medical staff at St Mary’s Hospital for giving me another shot at life. It was curiosity about my coronary artery calcium (CAC) score that ultimately led to the path where severe multi-vessel blockage was discovered, and the doctors, in their due diligence, decided I had to get a bypass right away. The only complain I have is, as a vegan, there wasn’t much meal option for me, and the meal they served was unpalatable. Perhaps the meal was served when I was pumped up with fluids, hence I had no appetite, but I had to put most of the meal down after taking a bite. I would advise Bon Secour that, since eating wholesome and nutritious meals is imperative towards their patients’ recovery, they should often partake in tasting the meals they serve to their patients to see if they would eat it. If not, then changes would need to be made. Several of the nurses had shared that I wasn’t the only one complaining. In conclusion, I’m impressed with the quality of care I received at St Mary’s Hospital. All the staff were professional, friendly and accommodating. Update (10-26-25): I would be completely remiss if I didn't mention Paulo, the nurse at the admissions, who also took a wonderful care of me. In preparation for my surgery, he had hooked me up to IV, frequently checked on me, and accommodated my request with gentle yet upmost care. Paulo is an exemplary of the superb nursing staff I would encounter throughout my stay St Mary's Bon Secours subsequently.

It seems that all of my more serious (heart) procedures are performed at St. Mary’s Hospital. I have found the nurses and staff to be very helpful, informative, and good natured. I trust them, literally with my life.

Excellent care everytime. I had multiple thoracic surgeries as well as minor ones and general healthcare, this is one place where every individual is genuinely vested in your well being.

Great and safe clean too with lovely nurses and healthcare team

Thanks to everyone on the 11th floor who took care of me these past days. You guys saved my life and I will never forget. Room 11-15,