Mark

It's a VA hospital. Not sure what else to expect at this point in dealing with the VA healthcare system. You have to fight super hard just to be seen and get the necessary care. And, if you are lucky enough to get seen, you need a specific follow-up appointment or you will not be seen again. Except for the dental clinic (which is horrible in all aspects of administration and care), the doctors, nurses, and lab techs are pretty good and some are even great. It's the administration, front desk employees, and dental clinic that make this facility (and other VA care centers) a nightmare sometimes. You need everyone who works at the VA to have a desire to serve veterans, not just some of the doctors. The doctor's attitudes mostly seem good and they seem willing to help veterans, but what good is that when the road to seeing an actual doctor is met with everyone else trying to get you out of the system and trying to deny us care or make sure we don't care that we veterans desperately need?

It’s pretty old and space is limited. The building must have a pool because you can feel the humidity from it, but I don’t know where the pool is. The gym is heavily used by students and the equipment isn’t spaced well. There are only 3 deadlift platforms. It does have an indoor 200m track and very awkward non-standard shaped outdoor track above the building. It also has a lot of basketball courts and indoor tennis courts (there are no outdoor tennis courts at Georgetown I know of). Equipment is good enough and is usually in good repair. People kinda struggle with reracking their weights in the right spot. It’s well below average for a major university gym, especially with tuition as expensive as it is at gtown, but it’s adequate.