I've had so many subpar doctors, especially since they all got bought up by INOVA, but I LOVE Dr…read more Mathur. She spends so much time with me and is available on short notice for her patients. She's knowledgeable and if she doesn't know something, she finds out and calls back quickly. Her staff is fantastic! Everyone I've dealt with is friendly, knowledgeable, and responsive as well. Yes, it's concierge, and I feel fortunate to be able to afford it. I wish everyone could get this level of care.

THIS IS NOT CONCIERGE SERVICE…read more Dr. Mathur blew me off when I returned from overseas after 2 weeks in hospital. I was in a London hospital for about 2 weeks. During this 2 weeks I sent doctor Mathur emails to keep her updated so, I could be treated immediately when I returned. So, Dr,. Mathur took off January 29 and is never in the office on Mondays and works only a half a day on Fridays. I limped home and arrived in the United States on January 28, 2026, and On January 29, 2026, Dr. Mathur informed me that she taking the day off on January 30. Yes, she really did. After 2 weeks of emails she tells me the day before I needed to see her, that she was taking the day off. For the second time during my short concierge period, she referred me to another doctor. Unprofessional and lack of concern for my well-being. I canceled my agreement with the office.

Dr. Conrad has been my functional medicine doctor for several years now. Thanks to her careful…read moremanagement and monitoring, my several medical issues have largely receded into the background, and I feel better than ever. I strongly recommend this practice. And the staff could not be nicer!

I went to this practice for a long time..At first I liked the depth of the visits and the…read moreintegrative approach. After a while, I was frustrated with the 1.5 hour visits (ALWAYS an hour of waiting) and what felt like over analyzing every little lab detail and constant adjustments (which turned out to be unnecessary). I now see a good endocrinologist (still out of pocket) but results are better and process much simpler, more effective and less expensive!

I saw Dr. Wyckoff and he was excellent. I expected to get the "we will monitor and come back in 3…read moremonths" but instead Dr. Wyckoff had me do breathing tests, had a new X-ray done and reviewed it with me and wants me to get more tests done. He is determined to figure out what is going on and I feel that I am in good hands.

At this PMA location, they provide care for Sleep Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care,…read moreInternal Medicine and Interventional Pulmonology. I came here for an appointment for Sleep Medicine. Their office is located on the first floor and they recommend you park in the Gold Garage and take the elevator from the garage to the 1st floor. Parking is $7 and they DO NOT validate parking! Just FYI! Upon arrival the office seemed very clean and bright. Staff were very nice and friendly. Overall a great experience at this location!

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.

Dr. Vidwans has been my GP for a while now. He is, hands down, one of the most knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate physicians I've seen, (worked with A LOT of docs for years at NIH). He answers all questions, listens to concerns and provides clear feedback. Most importantly, he allows you to make your own healthcare decisions. The office staff are knowledgeable and accommodating. I think Dr. Vidwans is great, and am thankful to have such a good doctor!

Within seconds after meeting Rohina Ahmed, I was uncomfortable with having her as my care provider…read more I became more uncomfortable as the exam proceeded. By the end of the appointment I made sure I would not deal with her again. Let me explain. I am 78 years old. I felt a lump in my right armpit a couple of months ago. I then phoned the personal physician I had for many years before moving. He asked if the lump was painful. It wasn't. He said I needed to see my current health care provider immediately. For starters, I would need blood work and a diagnostic mammogram. I then called my current health care provider, Arlington Medical Associates, to make an appointment. After explaining the symptoms to the office manager, I was scheduled to see Rohina Ahmed, a Nurse Practitioner. The office manager put a note on my records, "Lump in Armpit." Rohina Ahmed entered the exam room, apologizing for being late. Apparently she hadn't noticed the note on my file. "You're here for a follow-up visit. Right?" "Mm - no I have a lump in my right armpit." Rohina then started to rapidly go through my records, at the same time asking if cancer ran in my family. It did. Of course, it was in my records, but she clearly hadn't read my records until that very moment. I then expected her to ask if I had any symptoms like night sweats, fatigue, etc. She didn't. Instead she began going through my chart and mentioned that maybe I needed a thyroid test. She then noted that I hadn't had a colonoscopy in 10 years. At this point I decided to cut to the chase. I said I had previously spoken with a physician. He said I needed 2 things immediately: blood work and a diagnostic mammogram. Rohina asked me to wait a moment. She went in to consult with a physician in the medical practice. When she returned, she said we could proceed with a Routine Mammogram, and a Thyroid Test. I immediately walked into Dr. Vidwan's office, uninvited, and explained the situation. Dr. Vidwans edited Rohina's proposed directive. The thyroid test was scratched. The "routine mammogram screening" was changed to "a diagnostic mammogram." Dr. Vidwans then ordered my blood to be drawn immediately at the office so it could be sent in that day for testing by a lab. In short, my experience with Rohina Ahmed was that she came late. She hadn't a clue why I had made the appointment. She hadn't done her homework by reviewing my records. And she ordered tests that were not specifically relevant to my condition.

Dr. Staats is THE BEST! I'm so grateful she is in my neighborhood. She's very supportive and not…read morepushy--she respects parents' decisions and weighs in with her professional opinion. She's interested in my child as a whole person and supportive of us as parents. Recommend her so highly. Dr Murphy is great, too. The office is super dated and there's nothing modern about it--no email, portal, electronic prescriptions. But they're awesome and it's worth it.

Dr. Staats is amazing! Loved her! She's very respectful and knowledgeable. The staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful! Was very happy with our experience!!!

Excellent doctors, excellent service, 30 years of experience with the practice, courteous and…read morehelpful always.

New patient here (former) How does it take 3 weeks to have…read moresomeone call about lab results? When asked how long the lab results take to come back, the doctor stated, oh, only a few days, I'm just soo busy. To then call, and someone in the office says the doctor is very behind. Then why take new patients? I Called the office and asked how much longer before the doctor was planning to call me about the results, answer? Later this week. Call finally came in today and it wasn't even the doctor! No options, no request for a second visit to discuss. Just straight to the medicine. No thanks. These things are scary for people and to just have disregard because they're too busy? There are plenty of better doctors and practices. If attention to detail from a medical professional is what you are looking for, go elsewhere.

This practice is amazing. Everyone is incredibly kind and skilled. They help make medical care easy…read morein a system that is anything but. Dr. Harrington is incredibly brilliant and knowledgeable. She takes as much time as needed with her patients and, for me, has removed any irrational fear or anxiety of visiting a doctor. Her husband who runs the front desk and business side of things is equally kind and brilliant, making navigating insurance and such an easy thing. They are technologically advanced practice with a personal feel. Can't recommend them enough!

Ordered tests they didn't tell me about that my insurance doesn't cover. Also, no follow up - asks…read morequestions and then goes dark. I will not go back to this dr. Would not recommend