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Lynn Gufeld, AGACNP

Lynn Gufeld, AGACNP

Specialty
Orthopaedics
Department
Orthopaedic Surgery

Locations

Short Pump Pavilion

11958 West Broad Street
Henrico, VA 23233
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Education

Other

Virginia Commonwealth University School Of Nursing

Graduate

Virginia Commonwealth University School Of Nursing

Clinical Interests

Spine Orthopedics

Ratings & Reviews

74 Ratings,  13 Comments

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She went above and beyond for me. Very impressed with her knowledge and how much she cared.
March 2024
Very nice, knowledgeable and pretty.
February 2024
Lynn Guffeld is amazing. So sensitive and helpful.
February 2024
It was my first time meeting her & she went into such detail about my care even searching my records back in 2020 showing the changes in my body's health reminding me it's all a process to my healing.
January 2024
She was very caring and understanding of my problem.
November 2023
Simply put; *Lynn Gufeld couldn't be a better doctor! She is SO good at what she does - I giver her highest praise!
September 2023
Great
July 2023
Lynn spent a lot of time with me and understands the mental & physical complexities of my rare chronic condition.
July 2023
They are all kind and caring.
June 2023
Dr. Lynn Gufeld was extremely knowledgeable and great.
April 2023
Excellent experience with the NP.
April 2023
Good
March 2023
A cut above. Lynn was approachable, kind, and non-judgmental. [...] Lynn never once talked down to me, and that meant a lot as I felt like I was in a pretty vulnerable situation as I was in the midst of my first arthritic pain episode (the tail end) in her office. She listened to me, and tailored care around what felt like a partnership. I felt included and was welcomed member of my own care team. I don't mean to gush or sound hyperbolic, but I'm going to spend the rest of my life with this pain, and it meant so much to me that a medical professional "came alongside of me." To be clear, she was the fourth medical professional I had seen that week, and she was the only one who gave that impression. Obviously, aside from the emotive element of the visit, she gave good information that was constructive and medically sound. She educated me on what to expect in my treatment and from my condition.
February 2023