Hematology - HCA Virginia
Hematology/Oncology • Richmond, VA
About
Hematology at HCA Virginia Health System (Richmond) - Overview: HCA Virginia Health System is a large private health system in Virginia with multiple hospitals and outpatient sites, including in the Richmond area (e.g., Chippenham, Henrico Doctors’, Johnston-Willis). It is the region’s largest private provider of behavioral health services and operates a broad network of hospitals, freestanding ERs, urgent care centers, and imaging services. - Richmond presence: The system includes or partners with facilities in and around Richmond (Chippenham and related campuses are prominent within the region). - Services likely relevant to hematology: general hospital-based hematology/oncology services, outpatient centers, imaging for diagnostics, and affiliated physicians through HCA Virginia Health System and its LewisGale and other network practices. - How to proceed: For hematology care specifically in Richmond, contact the Richmond-area facilities within HCA Virginia (e.g., Chippenham, John Randolph, Johnston-Willis) or visit the HCA Virginia website to locate the hematology/oncology department, physicians, and appointment options. If you need a particular hematology service (diagnostic testing, chemotherapy, bone marrow biopsy, etc.), ask for hematology/oncology at the nearest HCA Virginia hospital center in Richmond. Note: The provided material confirms HCA Virginia’s extensive hospital network and presence in the Richmond region, but does not list a dedicated hematology department or specific hematology physicians by name. For precise providers and appointment availability, use the official site’s physician finder or call the system’s main line.
Clinic Type
Hematology/Oncology
Address
7300 Beaufont Springs Dr; North Chesterfield, 23225, United States
Phone
+1-833-521-3627
Christopher.Finley@HCAHealthcare.com
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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FAQs
What conditions do hematologists treat?
A variety of blood disorders including anemia, blood cancers, hemophilia, lymphoma, myeloma, platelet disorders, red blood cell disorders.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Healthgrades (Dr. John Barrett): 4.7/5 (3)
- Healthgrades (Dr. David Trent): 3.1/5 (15)
- Healthgrades (Dr. Bruce Hough): 3.07/5 (14)
- Vitals (Dr. William Irvin Jr.): 3.6/5 (15)
- MedicalNewsToday (Dr. Joshua McFarlane): 5.0/5 (1)
Patients praise
- many patients express gratitude for knowledgeable and thorough medical care
- some physicians praised for being compassionate, patient, and good listeners
- reports of efficient and professional nursing staff, particularly in infusion centers
- high ratings for specific practitioners for clear explanations and taking time to address patient concerns
Common complaints
- reports of dismissive, arrogant, or abrasive bedside manner from some physicians
- concerns regarding poor communication and lack of empathy during sensitive medical encounters
- complaints about administrative issues including difficulty scheduling, unresponsive front desk staff, and unanswered phone messages
- instances of patients feeling rushed during appointments
"I found him to be a bully who views himself as in charge and patients have no say... I just met with the Dr. K. He was abrasive and non caring and non compassionate."
— Healthgrades (Dr. James Khatcheressian)"He was more than just thorough and I feel went beyond expectations. I would Certainly recommend this doctor as he was very thorough explained things very well listened very well..."
— Healthgrades (Dr. John Barrett)"Absolute horrible experience with the female receptionist and their inability to return phone messages!... But then to be berated by the receptionist is a different ball game."
— LocalityBiz (Virginia Cancer Institute)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Jan Mikhail Pagunsan — Jun 27, 2026
- Sara Smith — May 23, 2026
- Rebecca Wright — Jun 26, 2026
- Dana Cole — Jun 10, 2026
- The Central Virginia Center for Coagulation Disorders at VCU is excited to announce the addition of two new team members | Virginia Bleeding Disorders Foundation — Jun 5, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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