Chickahominy Family Physicians

"The folks are good people but it is impossible to see someone on time or even close to my appointment time. I am seen no less than 30 minutes late no matter how early my appointment is. I've been to a lot of offices in the past year with family members and this Quinton office is the worst. Just walked out of my appointment. 45 minutes late and still no doctor. I had enough."

"Kindness, caring, and compassion are what this physicians office is all about. From the moment you check in to when you leave you get the best medical treatment you could hope for. We always feel wonderful when our visit ends. FIVE STAR WONDERFUL IN EVERY WAY!"

"I have been a patient at this practice for approximately 30 years, and have had the same primary care physician during that period. There has been staff turnover and with each turnover, the staff has been consistently kind and helpful. I have visited both the Quinton office and Providence Forge office and the same holds true for both locations. I can't imagine changing."

"The care I receive at Chickahominy Family Physicians has been exceptional through the years (since 2006). Dr. Thomas is an exceptional medical provider and excellent listener, providing the best treatment recommendations for me. When I have had to be seen by the other medical professionals at the practice, the care has been the same. From the reception staff to the nurses and assistants the professionalism has always helped me be comfortable"

"Andrew Spence was seen to evaluate a sore on my mom's ancle in June 2023. He initially treated it with antibiotics and a band-aid. After several visits the wound was not getting any better, it was getting worse. Instead of referring us to a wound care center (which I know now that is the route he should have taken), there was a LPN sent to change the dressing. We are now 6 months and NO improvement! I have taken it upon myself to schedule an appointment with a wound care center. The last nurse that came to change the bandage was astonished that NO ONE involved in her care to the initiative to have her seen and treated at a wound care center! If this was his mother, what kind of care would she have received. Well, if you signed up for the healthcare spectrum, you need to remember that the people you are seeing and treating IS someone's mom, brother, sister, child, etc. or get out of the business."