Dr Quinn is who my kids usually see. They love her. The ease of appointments is also great. They are always changing hours to ensure that their availability is unmatched. Highly recommend. read more

We have had children in this practice for 21 years. The best practitioners were/are Dr. Farber, Dr. Park, Dr. Caplan, and Dr. Sullivan though we haven't had many bad experiences over the years. The staff have always been welcoming, they and the providers have been patient and thorough with weird health issues and panicky parents at all hours. Twenty one years of consistent caring treatment have meant that we have not been tempted to seek out other providers, and we will remain until our last child "graduates" to adult medical care. read more

They called me and cancelled my appointment with my kid for a $300 collections bill even though my kid may have pneumonia. I see this practice cares more about money than the well being of children. Very disappointing. Now I'm scrambling trying to find her another PCP to see her at the last minute. A huge F you to their patients. Don't recommend for any struggling single parents such as myself. read more

Our son has been a patient at ALL Peds since birth and he just turned five. We have had very good experiences nearly every time. The staff, nurses, and doctors, have all been patient, kind, and thoughtful. We are not high-maintenance people, though, and are happy to see different docs each time. If you're looking to have an appointment with the same doctor each time and you expect them to remember your names and faces and detailed history, this is not the practice for you. That said, we have become familiar with a few doctors and nurse practitioners who we're always happy to see. They listen to my son's history and review it carefully. (The only doctor we didn't fully love left the practice after a few years, though we never heard why he left.) A HUGE bonus is that I have never had trouble getting in for an appointment. Sick appointments are easy to get, which I really appreciate. From one to three years, we had to make plenty of those visits! Thanks, ALL Peds! read more

Have nothing but good things to say about All Pediatrics. Sheet having such a horrible experience some where else we decided to have it cold seen at All Pediatrics and do not regret. The staff and pediatricians have been really nice to us and our child. So glad we choose them. read more

Been going to All Peds for 12 years. All the doctor and nurses are great and really care about the health of my daughter.

We have been patients of ALL Peds for many years, starting with our new parent visit to the office before our oldest child was born over 8 years ago. Our family visits the office in Lake Ridge most often and have also used the Lorton office for Saturday sick appointments. Due to a change in insurance, we had to switch to another Woodbridge area practice for about a year but switched right back to ALL Peds as soon as we were able. The front office staff has always been professional, helpful, and prompt in getting us in for appointments as well as taking care of any billing/insurance issues. The quality of care has always been wonderful with both nurses and doctors, though we do have our favorites. Once we found the doctor we felt was the best fit for our family, we now make it a point to schedule well-child visits with him as soon as the schedule opens to secure a spot. The Patient Portal/Healow app that the practice uses helps us stay on top of all things medical with our kids and we appreciate the access. We are able to send messages to the doctors, print records, request appointments, etc. Bottom line: Choosing a pediatrician depends so much on your personality and parenting style to be honest, so I recommend finding the one with whom you connect with most. ALL Peds is a wonderful practice with a wide range of doctors and nurse practitioners to meet your family's needs. Highly recommend. read more

5 stars only for Dr Sue Park. I do agree with a lot of the other negative reviews concerning the front desk and back staff with their inconvenienced behavior but I truly only come back for Dr Park. She cares for our two boys, I appreciate the time, knowledge and suggestions she gives to us for our boys while sick, well visits and anything in between. My suggestion to the front would be to be more welcoming and engaged with our little people. Although today when we went the gal at the front, never seen her before (long braids, sorry didn't catch her name) was awesome. Maybe the trend is changing, will report back at our 18 mo visit . read more

ALL Pediatrics and Dr Taylor give the best medical care. My teenager loves Dr Taylor and is very comfortable talking to her no matter how private and challenging her concerns are. She always feels she was heard and listened to. Thank you Dr Taylor. read more

I have four kids and have been at the practice over seven years. I took my daughter in for a well visit with absolutely no concerns on my part. She coughed and I got charged for a sick visit. When my kids start being taken advantage of to help their bottom line is where it ended. read more

So, even after leaving this practice (do we know what we were missing now?!), they keep sending invoices that are already paid. Who knows what we might have paid without realizing they can't even get their accounting done. At this point i have receipts in hand and going to just forget about these incompetent people. How on earth do you have a system that generates a new invoice after you've received the payments? Notice they sent 06/29 for the same amount that it said was paid on 05/29. Honestly I am going to take time and go through all the other deductible and copays they had us pay now-can't be trusted with even money! read more

ALL Pediatrics - Pediatricians Near Me - Lorton, Virginia

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This place is the worst! We've been coming here for 9 years & somehow their customer service has managed to go down the toilet. 1st let's start with the front desk (thin built, African American female), you walk in with your child to sign in, she doesn't even have the decency/courtesy to acknowledge you, later 1st thing that comes out of her mouth is "insurance." She then moves to another side & said "can you come here to sign this?" How about, how are you & can you please provide your insurance card? 2nd: the nurse (Asian female) walks in & said "oh she's going to need a shot." Hello, how about let's keep it on the down low before saying it out loud, at this point my child is crying & we r in the room waiting another 15-20 minutes. The nurse isn't bad, probably the nicest one here today but might need better training on how to deal with little ones. The worst one is the rude Doctor who finally walks in, of course no hello my name is Doctor ... New younger Doctor (Foreign last name, possibly Indian descent), never seen her before. Doctor said I am going to prescribe your child a prescription. I began asking her questions & said I am told by other doctors, my child could become addicted to it & that there would be side effects. She immediately got from rude to a complete $@$'!!'. She said "there are no side effects!!"News flash Doctor, every med has some side effects. I've been living with my child & her condition for 9 years, therefore that makes me more qualified than you Doctor! No side effects my @&$&%#! Bottom line is we will never ever return to this place!!!! read more

All Pediatrics has been my daughters primary care since birth. The entire staff at all locations are friendly and helpful. The doctors are great and really connect with the little ones to make them feel at ease. I highly recommend Dr. Koochekzadeh. My daughter is now 6. read more

I have since tried another doctor here within the last two years and because of the new doctor I am updating the review. The appointments have been been great and the wait time isn't ever long. The facility is always clean and the front staff is friendly. read more

First, let me say that All Pediatrics IS the best pediatrics practice I've known (and having three children and living in several cities/states I have known quite a few). The service is always great, the staff is wonderful, the doctors are knowledgeable and have an outstanding bedside manners. We have been with this practice for the last 5-6 years (had to switch a few practices until we found what really worked for us). However, I am growing increasingly weary of ridiculously high prices here. I should expect to pay at least $150 for every mundane visit (we are self-pay patients). I pay half of it to my PCP for an extended visit with blood work!!! Although I absolutely love all the doctors in this office, I will transfer my tween kids to my PCP because my money-pooping unicorn has gotten sick and died... read more

ALL Pediatrics has taken care of my son since birth. I have nothing but positive experiences. They really care about children.

As a special needs mom and as a business owner, I honestly find it appalling how little effort an institution can make towards ensuring continued business and customer satisfaction. After my frustration with the staff today, I wanted to leave a single star, but I will admit that the nurses and pediatricians at this practice have been fairly helpful towards our family. The office is clean, and parking is ample. There are your positives. My child with cerebral palsy is starting preschool soon. The process in itself has taken forever, and one of the 1000 steps includes getting her immunization records from her pediatrician, and her allergy forms filled out in a very specific way. After an absurd amount of time on hold, I got ahold of someone at the office this afternoon. I asked them if I could pick up a copy of my child's immunization records, and twice asked if the form would be stamped and signed. Person on the phone confirmed yes and yes, and so I said I'd pick up the forms in about an hour. I drive from Woodbridge to Lorton, wait at reception, and am told the form has been added to their pile to mail out. I sigh, take the envelope out from outgoing mail, check it before I leave. It's not signed. I ask receptionist for it to be signed and stamped, she doesn't respond with a yes or no but stares at me, eyebrows up. Another staff member walks by, receptionist turns to them and asks them to sign. Three hours later, I finally have my form. Next ordeal: medical authorization forms. I tell the receptionist these forms need to be filled out with very specific language per the school, and ask how I can communicate that to the doctor. She simply tells me the doctor isn't here. I ask her again, well I need the forms filled out to make sure they say the right thing, how can I make sure they do? Again, wide eyed stare, eyebrows up, and she hands me an order form with payment authorization and says nothing. I scribble notes down on this form, pay $16, and hope to God a doctor will get back to me. After three additional phone calls over the next two days, I finally spoke to two nurses to get the forms filled out and faxed to my child's school. On my way out from the office that same day, I remember that I need to request a prescription refill for my daughter's epipen and albuterol inhaler. Rather than going back inside and dealing with the receptionist, I actually sat in my car and called the office from a few feet away. I dialed the option to speak with a nurse. After a brief hold, someone answered, I told them I needed a prescription refill for my child, and then gave them my child's date of birth. In response I heard the woman say hello a few times, and then she hung up. I sigh, for the millionth time, and call the office again. A new person picks up, I give them all the information I gave the first person, and this new person says the office already had this conversation three minutes ago. Apparently the person who said hello five times and then hung up on me had put in the prescription, but didn't bother to tell me or call me back. We will be switching practices within the next few weeks, and I am already concerned about the nightmare it is going to be to transfer my children's medical records. Hopefully once that is done, I will never have to speak to anyone at this practice again. read more

I am actually surprised to see so many negative reviews. I love All Pediatrics! We've been taking our sons here since birth (one almost 3 years, and the other almost 3 months). I mostly come to the Lorton office, but even the few times I've been to the Alexandria office, the reception staff and nurses are all really nice. And just because they might not always have a big smile slapped across their face (especially on busy days) doesn't mean they're actively trying to be jerks. Even one of the less "warm-and-fuzzy" receptionists at the Lorton location one time came out and read a book with my toddler (on a non-busy day). It was really sweet. Every once in a while we have to wait a bit, but it never seems unreasonable. What doctor's office doesn't require you to wait at least a little bit? I love that you can call in to talk to a nurse if you have questions. I can almost always get a same day sick appointment, even on the weekends. Some of the doctors have better bedside manner than others, but they all seem very knowledgeable and make time to answer all our questions. I think All Peds in great! read more

We were with ALL Pediatrics when my daughter was a few weeks old, but we ended up switching our primary care doctor to a family medicine practitioner a few years back, as we moved further south; it just wasn't the right fit (limited vaccines on site, lots of unanswered questions, etc). ALL Pediatrics is awesome. You may need to sit an extra ten or fifteen minutes to wait for the doctor, but trust me, it'll be worth it; Just think - they are giving the patient before you the time and care that they deserve, the same that you would expect for your little ones. The receptionists are kind and are there to do their job. The nurses and physicians are accommodating to your needs as a parent and to your child's medical and developmental needs. They always tell you that they are there for you and they state their hours before exiting EVERY TIME. Based upon what we've experienced thus far, these statements have held true. We love this place and recommend it without reservation. read more

My son has been attending All Pediatrics Lorton since an infant. For this years annual physical, I had to schedule with a new doctor due to doctor he normally sees being unavailable. We had an end of the day appt., which I believe may have impacted this year's experience. We may have been the last or close to last appt., the nurse was great and patient. Our appt. With the doctor felt rushed. I expressed a concern to the nurse that the doctor advised she would contact me a two or three days later to further discuss. I never received a call or voicemail. Though it may not be urgent, it was the lack of follow through and rushed appt. that impacted my experience as a parent. Typically this medical group does a wonderful job. read more

I usually take my toddler to Lake Ridge Pediatrics in Woodbridge where he usually gets seen by Dr. Caplan, who is great, along with the rest of the staff. I only took my child to the Lorton location once because Lake Ridge was booked for his alternative vaccine shot. To make such a long story short, the dr and the nurse who saw us FAILED to check my son's chart to see what vaccine was due. I told them we were there for the 18 mo. shots. Well, what happened was... they administered the 15. MO. SHOT instead. After I checked the paper they give at the end, i noticed the error and i immediately called the nurse and asked why she gave him the 15 mo. old shot instead of the 18. She excused herself and went in the back and after a few minutes she told me to come in and directed me to talk to what it seemed to be the facility director or sr. dr. who instead of owning up to the mistake and apologize to me, told me they could NOT be responsible for any mistakes if my child does not follow the standard vaccine scheduled set forth by the gov't. I was so dumbfounded and mad I left. When I was leaving the nurse did try to get the receipt she gave me of the shot administered, but i told her I was going to keep it. I hope I don't have to ever file a lawsuit against the practice, but I do know and I will never come back to their facility. If i were you, I would refrain from using their services too. read more

The doctors, nurses, and medical assistants here are great, but the office management/policies are just wrong. My kids had been patients with All Pediatrics for 18 years. When I recently took my youngest in for a well visit, they said to read and agree to their policy to keep my credit card on file. I don't like to do that due to the possibility of the system they use getting hacked and because it is much easier to correct billing errors before they are paid instead of after (based on experiences with other providers). I said I did not agree and asked if we could see the doctor anyway. They said of course we could see the doctor. A few days later I received a letter saying my children were being dismissed from the practice because I declined to keep my credit card on file, and they cannot afford to have people not paying their bill. For 18 years I have always paid any bill from them immediately. read more

We've been with All Pediatrics for over 16 years. We liked the doctors and the staff were wonderful. However, we received a notice today releasing us from their practice because we didn't want to leave a credit card on file for payments. This is very disappointing that they are choosing to go down this path. read more

So, we started seeing Dr. Taylor just before my son was born almost two years ago. We absolutely LOVE her. The nurses always remembered my children. Right after my son turned one, we had a change in insurance and had to switch to Kaiser. My son will be two in October and we have recently been switched to United. I was excited to call and schedule his two year check up with Dr. Taylor. The scheduling person informed me that they schedule their check ups 3-4 months in advance and my children can't be seen anytime soon, despite just having gotten insurance they take again. Is this normal? That seems like a huge chunk of time! My ex is responsible for insurance, so I have no control over that, but now my children can't be seen for their regular check ups and vaccinations. The scheduler seemed rude and said that's just how it is. read more

We appreciate that this clinic has been super helpful about squeezing us in to ask questions for our newborn, who has had some unusual health problems, and our daughter, who has autism and gets herself into all sorts of predicaments (like a recent Lyme Disease scare). The whole place is very clean and friendly. We love Dr. Ashton! read more

All Pediatrics are open until 8:00pm on a Monday! Thankful receptionist offered to schedule a last minute same day urgent appointment for my one year old daughter at 7:40. We were seen in a timely manner and the staff are friendly and accommodating. read more

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I've been bringing my children to this doctor for awhile and to be honest dealing this the front desk staff as been a drag. After awhile you stop expecting good things out of them and just rush the experience by seeing the doctor and leaving. But on a morning of being up all night with the children while my husband was away I was tired. While checking in there was a new face at the doctors office, Ashley T. As soon as I walked in she made us feel welcomed. I was all over the place and had to use the restroom and she asked if I needed to use the restroom. I told her yes and she offered to hold my babies while I went to the restroom. I was shocked but I agreed. I can't describe enough how amazing it felt to use the restroom alone. I came back the children were happy and we started the check in process. I later found out that she was a mother of two herself. She must've sensed my mother senses were a bit off. Thank you so much Ashley T, your gesture meant so much to me. She's a wonderful addition to this doctor's office. I look forward to seeing her soon. read more

This practice is anything but patient-centric. They have implemented a policy where a credit card must be maintained on file or leave the practice. We were customers for 3+ years and suddenly they sent out this form letter that told us to submit a permanent credit card on file or opt to leave the practice within 30 days. They have lost their way. Their Practice Administrator, a Mr. Weese, claims that he is the only officer that can answer basic credit card security, business contracts/relationships and "duty to care" type questions. The practice employs practice managers at each location who are not empowered to speak and do not return phone calls. The practitioners, MDs and NPs, do not speak on behalf of the practice, but yet they have the highest duty to serve requirement (licensed and board certified). On top of all of this, for the 3+ years we were with the practice, they failed to keep accurate medical records on one of my children, they never tracked his immunizations, proven when I asked for all records to transfer to another practice (All Pediatrics gave me a blank immunization file). We always paid on time and had insurance--- and in the end we were reduced to a payment card in file requirement... This practice has no practitioner voice and has lost its way. *Please read the other comments on Yelp, customer service is lackluster at best. read more

So far so good. We really enjoy the staff and the pediatricians! Everyone is really nice and helpful. Highly recommend!

Ashley at the front desk is so welcoming. When we came in she was cleaning away. She explained to our family that well visits and sick visits are at certain times of the day. This was a big relief. Once we got to the room she told us it was just sanitized. This is great service!!! She asked about our family all in that short walk down the hall. We know the office has always been clean, but to have someone tell you and you smell it is a plus!! read more

Lorton Station is slow. I had a Doctors visit for 9:30am, and of course they didn't call my son's name until 10:10, They quick to charge you a copay but not quick to serve you an appointment. read more

Love all pediatrics! Front desk staff in Lorton were very friendly and attentive. The nurses and Dr. Kaplan are always wonderful. They are knowledgeable and caring. Thanks Allpeds! read more

Dr. Caplin has been my children's pediatrician since they were about 3 years old (twins, now 9 years old). He is very personable, patient, knowledgable and responsive. I completely trust his judgement and medical advice/recommendations. My children love seeing him and we never have to wait too long in the waiting room or patient room. The office staff are nice and as well as the nurses. Usually have been able to bring my children in on the same day when a sick visit is requested, although sometimes with a different physician. The only con is that because Dr. Caplin is so popular there is often a wait for a well-child appointment. read more

Been with this practice for 5 years. All of the doctors are wonderful and the nurse practioners. We usually go to the lorton location, but the mark center location is nice too. Clean...waits are not bad...great hours. read more

I am horrified with the customer service that I received today. I have been going to All Pediatrics for over 5 years and never once missed an appointment. Today I was looking at my calendar and realized I missed my daughter's well visit which was a week ago. I found it strange since I ALWAYS get a phone call 2 days prior to my visit and the one time I was running a few minutes late, I received a phone call right away. Well, today when I was following up, I was spoken down to in a very condescending tone, belittled, and downright insulted (told I was a liar) by their billing department. I was charged $50 for missing the appointment because "you do realize that the phone call is a courtesy, right?" Um, okay. I have never been more shaken or upset after getting off the phone. It was completely unnecessary for anyone speak the way I was spoken to. I will be finding a new doctor ASAP. read more

Pro: they allow you to take a newborn to them within 3 days of being born for check up. they have saturday hours. they stay late at night. they can be great at last minute checkups due to sick kids if you are willing to drive to the open location. it is great that they have multiple locations in case you need a last minute appointment. the reminder call back system is good as long as you don't have two phone numbers (2 parents' cell phones) connected to your account. The wait rooms are cool for sick and well children separated, but they removed all the toys, only books left. The head nurse is genuinely concerned about every child and really wants you to get the child to take preventative meds, even if they cost $1500/month (RSV). Con: they are always booked about 2 months out. you almost never get an appointment with the doc you want. The majority of the nurses make you feel like you interrupted their lunch and they need to get back to it. The older lady behind the counter has enough attitude that my mother in law will no longer take them to the doc. They 'require' an insurance card every visit so it is really annoying when grandma or grandpa need to take them, since they don't have an insurance card in their wallet for the kids. They have booked us twice for appointments, then said we are not in the system when we show up. The lorton office is always empty, yet they never seem to have appointments. They have a lot of 'doctors rooms' in the back, so your wait in the front waiting room is normally very short, but when you get to the back, your wait can still be 20-45 minutes. But the number 1 con: They just changed their policy in June 2013 to charge the patient extra if we, the parents want to get only 3-4 vaccination shots per appointment rather than the recommended 8 or 9. They were very good about listening and dealing with concerned parents, but still recommending the vaccines, of course. But now, with the new policy, they are using a brute force method (while inaccurately stating it is an insurance company change) to comply to mega doses of vaccines all at one time, or alternatively charging $30 additional dollars per visit possibly on top of copay to separate out the vaccine dates. They listen to concerns, but have this new policy that shows they prefer to avoid parents who want to make choices to vaccinate at a slower pace, in a safe manner. Slowing down the vaccination schedule is recommended by other doctors (and the New England Journal study showed if babies get more than 10 microgams of aluminum per day, this aluminum may accumulate in their bones and their brain in toxic levels. Each shot is 160 to 250 each -with the new 5 shot concoction being 850 micrograms). I still will do the shots, but I do not see the harm in waiting a few weeks for toxicity levels to decrease between them. With this new policy, the results are/will be that less children will be immunized, because smart parents will wont give all the shots in one day, and they also will not spend an extra $90-180 to safely ensure toxicity levels in their child are below FDA recommended levels. So... Im not ruining the herd immunity and hurting your kid, but this policy will. read more

This review is only for the front desk. I was made to feel like I was a bother and she didn't care that the phone system had hung up on me every time I tried to make an appointment. read more

My two stars are only for the Lorton office which I see gets most of the complaints. I agree with the other reviewer that showing an insurance card each visit is ridiculous and defeats the purpose of having it on file. I can see them asking if anything had changed like 99 percent of doctors offices but to require it is ridiculous and annoying. Besides that, the front desk staff at the Lorton office are less than pleasant and the office is not as welcoming and kid friendly as you would expect a pediatric doctors office to be. I say they should change this stupid policy and parents should stick with the Woodbridge or Alexandria locations... More efficient...pleasant.. Etc read more

A recent 20 minute "Wellness Visit" that entailed 3 shots and a TB test ended up being billed at $1070? $50 to administer a shot (3 shots in 2 minutes equaled $150), $260 in "counseling" for the shots (handing me a brochure that you get free from the CDC), $180 for a 5 minute visit from the doctor and an astronomical mark-up on the shots themselves. Now I have been informed that unless I leave a credit card on file they will no longer be accepting us as a client. The small print on the agreement allows them to charge $100 a day. I have been billed in error by them before at their Alexandria office so I took a pass. This was before I saw the bill for the wellness visit. They now robocall me every month recommending 2 wellness visits a year. I can see why. I won't be going back. I find these guys represent much of what is wrong with our present health care system. read more

I brought my 3 year old into their walk in clinic at the Lakeridge office yesterday morning. Per usual, the front desk staff was professional and friendly, as were the nurses. However I'm sad to say the professionalism stopped the minute Dr. Lazaroae walked into the examination room. My son has pink eye and I explained to Dr. Lazaroae that he is autistic and as a result has sensory issues. His sensory issues have been problematic in the past when trying to administer eye drops or ointment. Dr. Lazaroae's immediate respsone was "Oh really? He doesn't look autistic". She then expressed that "hopefully he will come out of that" then proceeded to question me on his diagnosis and where it was determined. I found myself foolishly trying to explain myself to her and what made my son autistic. Luckily her cold stare and robotic head shaking snapped me out of it. To add to the irony of the moment, my son was standing there stimming as this conversation was going on. I'm sure Dr. Lazaroae has no idea what stimming is, but being a pediatric doctor with the potential of treating other patients on the spectrum, it would behoove her to learn. Perhaps sensitivity training is in order too. My lack of response in the moment was out of respect for my child's presence and well, my own emotional distress. I have never walked out of a physician's office feeling the way I did yesterday. read more