Sentara BelleHarbour

I had surgery with Dr. Wing on the 2nd floor in the ambulatory surgery center. I had never had surgery before and aside from one small mistake with a blown vein in my arm (not a big deal to me and it came with many apologies) I had a phenomenal experience. Everyone made me and my friend feel so cared for. They kept me informed and comfortable from the beginning til the end. They were all so friendly. And they kept my friend informed of my progress and checked in on him to make sure he was doing okay while waiting, too. We both felt so good about the experience. I was so nervous, rightly so, but they made the experience so memorable for all the right reasons. Thank you Dr. Wing, Angi, Amber and team!

My wife was having stroke symptoms. We came in at 3:30 pm. They promptly did a CT scan thwn left us in the waiting room for the next 4 hours. No explanation, no attempt to tell us anything. We are still waiting. They aren't busy. There are two other people waiting. One man was throwing up earlier. They finally paid attention to him.nNot only that, they gave my wifeca filthy wheelchair. There has been no cleaning of chairs or surfaces where multiple people have been.

I went there tonight shaking, chest pains, rapid heart rate that was going from the high 90's to the low 100's. They checked me in. Did an EKG and put me in the waiting room. Then moved me twice in the waiting room. So I sat in three different spots per their demand. I was never seen. I eventually left now I am home dealing with the same symptoms. Sharp pains. I thought for a moment it was getting better. But it's not and I definitely don't want to go there. Especially being years ago I took someone there and they mis diagnosed them even with blood work when the blood work should've showed the issue

Staff very caring and loving . Made me feel comfortable and made me smile even when I was in pain .

We brought our 5 month old son here, at 7pm, due to very raspy breathing and a barking cough. They were practicing great social distancing in their facility and were very sweet and patient. It was about a 15 minute wait before being called for vitals and history leading to our visit. Afterwards, we were directed back to the seating area where we were advised we would be called back shortly to a private room, this wait was probably another 10 minutes. Obviously being at a hospital/ER with a little one isn’t always ideal or easy, we made the best of it. I made sure to bring a drink and some munchies because I’m realistic and understand hospital visits can take a while, so I advise, don’t let yourself fall victim to being hangry, just accept the inevitable and bring some things for yourself. They have cable to, so I also enjoyed some HGTV during my wait. During our 1 and a half in the private room, the Dr came in twice (very nice and concerned gentleman) and the nurse came in twice (also very nice and caring). We were visited by an X-ray tech who was able to do our scans there in our room, how awesome, thank you Alfredo (the only name I remember from our visit). Within I’d say 10-15 minutes, the images were available and the Dr came with the outcome. Another 15 minutes and we got our medicine and discharge paperwork. All in all a pleasant visit.nAgain, please remember, hospitals are always busy, especially during these times. They are working as hard and fast as they can while needing to practice even more intense safety measures. If you have the opportunity, grab a few things for yourself and whomever else is going with you. Try to be understanding to the other situations which are occurring around you.nThank you staff at Belleharbour Sentara.