Dr. Mann is a fantastic pediatrician. She practices with Reston Pediatrics. She is helpful,…read morethorough, and has a wonderful way with kids. My toddler doesn't like trips to the doctor, but Dr. Mann has such a gentle manner, that she puts my daughter at ease. In fact all of the doctors and nurses at Reston Pediatrics are great. What is not to like? -- The office staff could use a lesson in customer service. If you call too close to closing time, they will hang up the phone without talking to you. I once called 10 minutes before closing trying to get an appointment for that day because my four month old daughter had a high fever and cough. The receptionist put me on hold for 10 minutes and then hung up on me without a word when closing time came. I left a message and asked to speak with someone in the office and 9 months later, I'm still waiting for a call back. The medical staff is good, but you definitely have to weather the front desk in order to be seen.

I love Reston Pediatrics. My son sees Dr. Rodrigues at the Sterling location, the staff is…read morewonderful always willing to help.

Dr. Stanford is an excellent doctor. She is the first physician I have not dreaded going to and…read moreactually look forward to seeing because I know I will be receiving the best care. She is very thorough and attentive and allows me to ask all my questions before diving in. She is not the kind of doctor who rolls their eyes when you take out a list -- rather she takes notes on her laptop and delves further when specific issues strike her. When she is with you she is 100 percent present and attentive as if you were her only patient. She also has been very receptive to "going the natural route" when possible over simply writing a prescription.

I saw Ms. Sibley, the PA at this office. She was very nice and I would see her again. The med tech…read morethat got my vitals was also good. However, the phlebotomist in the office was stand-offish and short, and that in combination with the fact that it supposedly takes them 5 days to fill out and return school or work forms (like medical clearances) is reason enough for me to try another doctor's office before returning to this one. I had to ask twice for my tuberculosis screening and medical clearance form before I finally was able to get copies of them made to turn in at my job. So, definitely not a bad experience, but not great either.

Woman at the front desk was rude on two separate occasions. Dr. Murphy and Dr. Staats are great and…read morevery knowledgeable. I give them 5 stars, but I just can't deal with the customer service. Currently looking for another pediatrician.

I've been very pleased to use this practice. We had started out with a family doctor who we left on…read morebad terms and were very happy to find Dr. Murphy and Dr. Staats. Dr. Murphy is a kind and knowledgeable individual. He has been in practice many years and knows many area doctors and specialists. He has a soft manner which my child found comforting. I appreciated how thorough he was in discussing everything. I appreciate his conservative watch-and-see approach to most things. He doesn't push antibiotics for minor things, and they are able to run basic tests like an ear infection in office so there is no going to the lab. The only down side of Dr. Murphy which ultimately led to us transferring care to Dr. Staats was that he always runs behind. Like, HOURS behind. I would intentionally get the first appointment of the day, but they would take sick patients before that. That means my 9:00am appointment would end up as an 11:30 appointment. Waiting for 2.5 hours in a boring room with a toddler is a special type of hell. So we switched to... Dr. Staats is a impeccably on time. We have never waited longer than 15 minutes past our allotted time. Her demeanor is very different from Dr. Murphy in that she is a bit more distant. She is still kind and seems to genuinely like kids (astonishingly not all peds do). We have been very happy with her care and our ease in scheduling sick visits. The office staff leaves something to be desired. The front desk seems to have a lot of turn over. Often, the women working the front desk seem confused and unsure of what they are meant to do. For example, I paid cash at the last visit, and the woman seemed astonished and confused when I asked for a receipt to prove payment. It took several minutes of waiting for one to be generated. The nurses are nice and are diligent with giving immunizations. they make sure to show you the exact medication which is being given as well as the date showing that it has not expired. I appreciate this kind of attention to detail. I do wish that the Well and Sick area were more clearly defined. For example, there is Well seating which contains no toys and Sick seating which has all of the toys. Try keeping a Well kid away from Sick toys. Overall, we are happy and will continue with the practice.

My parents have been going to her for decades, only to find out she has providing the least amount…read moreof effort and time to address their health issues, has never even diagnosed the arthritis that my father has been suffering from in multiple parts of his body, only wants to shove pharmaceuticals in them, and provides no guidance whatsoever on how to improve their quality of life. She called my father once to go over his blood test results and was in a rush to get off the phone with me and barely answered any of my questions, and when she didn't even bother to call my mother with her blood lab results, my mother called her office and her receptionist instructed my mother to check the lab results herself. TERRIBLE DOCTOR.

Prior to your visit ask about what you're being charged. I made an appointment for my flu shot…read more(which was covered and usually covered by most insurances) and I brought paperwork to fill out for my FMLA. At the time of the visit Dr. Chung said it would be $20 for her to complete the forms. Later, I received a bill for $130. I called to dispute this with the office and they claimed I had to pay her for her time even though no procedure was done. Very disappointed!

Would give 0 stars if I could…read more First time Medicare visit and they did not offer free first time Medicare consultation and charged me almost $400 to speak to the doctor for 8 minutes. Was not coded correctly and they refused to recode correctly. RIP OFF. This after being a very loyal patient for My advice to oyu salmost 40 years. MY ADVISE TO YOU IS STAY FAR AWAY. AVOID THIS PLACE. AND AVOID IF YOU ARE A SENIOR ON MEDICARE.

I've been going here since before covid. I used to see dr Larson who has since retired. During…read morecovid, they would do video calls. So convenient. I then started seeing Stephanie Richard's because dr Larson was so busy. Now I have begun seeing kelly hernandez because Stephanie is swamped with appointments. This is the only doctors office that you're seen within 5 minutes of arriving. I had an 8:30am appointment, I was out the door by 9:10am.

Our initial experience was smooth. Called them to see if they could see my son. Receptionist was…read morevery friendly and professional. Sent us an online link to fill the relevant info and scheduled us. Arrived there five minutes before appointment. Check in was smooth. My son liked Dr Livani. Everything went well. Will update review if something changes.

Rated one of the best doctors in the dmv/nova area and the area where he came from too, cares about…read morehis patients a lot and answers on some of his days off, nurses are pretty good too, told me the real stuff about the side effects of my meds I take in which the other doctors would disagree on and did a lot of research and found out he was 130% correct, would highly recommend and he takes Medicare and most insurances! You won't be disappointed.

There is a lot of focus on the Medspa side of the house that has been increasing these past few…read moreyears. I love Dr. Milani as a person, but if he is going to continue seeing patients, I would like to see a return to being on top of the latest research and treatments. One of the reasons I rarely had to see a specialist as a young woman was that he was so creative and aware of what was at the cutting edge of medicine in many different fields. He really was great at taking the initiative and not letting.patients hide from their health issues. My tendency was always to want to use an Rx as my proverbial bandaid for a problem and move on. Now, too often I feel like medicine is prescribed piecemeal to treat chronic symptoms, rather than putting the pieces together and treating the cause. Just my 2 cents! But Dr. M really does continue to go above and beyond for his patients in terms of communications and compassion. He's a good guy, through and through.

Front desk and manager Alhan , disrespectful told me it was my fault I was 10 min late when I…read morecalled ahead of time 30 min before my appointment and they told me it's ok . Literally she told me it was your fault and the disrespectful you received it was because it was end of the day and people were tired ? Are you serious???? This is your excuse.

I have known Dr Hunt and used her services for 40 years. She is very knowledgable and knows the ins…read moreand outs of the medical profession. She is very good with conversation to help her patience relax before she takes a blood pressure reading. Dr. Hunt has a love for dogs and wildlife and cares for her animal friends as she does her patients. For an experience above and beyond your expectations, Hunt no further as Dr Hunt is the doctor gives practical advice, and behind the scenes on how to save on medical costs with many resources to help the aging...so you can grow up to be an old lady or old man! --The more you know, your life will grow!

It looks like my review was removed. Thanks, Yelp, for bothering to notify me. Regardless, I am…read moreresubmitting a more professional review as I let my temper get the best of me. Key points: I had a negative experience that began in the waiting room. I don't have an issue with waiting over an hour to be seen, especially if the doctor is supposed to be worth seeing, but to listen to snoring dogs, ones that are hidden behind a partition, is a combination of comical and unnerving. I cannot comment on the sanitary part without unwittingly giving false information. I can tell you that a book I picked up on their coffee table to kill time was sticky on the outside, which maybe was a sign to leave. My husband accompanied me to this appointment. He could not sit in the chairs for an average length of time due to the combination of three major back surgeries and discomfort of the waiting room seats. Be prepared for a long wait, which is why I bring up the waiting room seats. It may or may not cause discomfort. When we were finally seen, I explained my condition to the doctor. While I appreciate the appointment was not rushed, it was not productive, either. This doctor, for whatever reason, tends to be argumentative, does not listen, is dismissive, and, IMHO, has to be right. Even when presented with information that challenges her opinion or reveals it as false. Here are a few of the things that I was told that turned out to be the opposite of what she said (I called CVS pharmacy several times to verify the information): -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if you have had a similar prescription filled before thirty days is up. Actually, you can. At a different dosage. -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if another prescription contains the same type of medication before thirty days is up. Totally false because they are considered two different medications. -The pharmacy will accept returns on prescription medications. No, they absolutely will not dispose of medication for you nor will they accept a return. This is illegal and breaking the law. Some pharmacies have disposal bins for you to get rid of medications, but they do NOT accept it by hand, nor give you a receipt, nor update your profile to reflect that medication was turned in by you. Blatantly false piece of information. Dr Hunt only agreed to give me a prescription if I did the above and if my electronic file reflected that I followed her instructions. When I called and let her know that her information was simply not true, she flat out told me I was wrong and that she had 'turned in medication to this particular CVS many times'. How was it possible to do something when the other party tells you they do not things that way? She gave me an impossible task to do. I have a hard time believing that a Vanderbilt and Harvard educated physician could be so wrong about such simple protocol, and too stubborn to listen or even follow up with the pharmacy to verify what the patient says is true. Opinion: Doctor is either willfully obtuse or incompetent. The only positive is Susan, the knowledgeable and compassionate office assistant, who I feel should have the title of Dr in that office.