I had a great experience with Dr. Kass. I did not have to contact him in between appointments so I…read morecannot comment to any of the negative reviews but as far as an ENT he was a no fuss doctor. His main goal is making you feel better and you can tell he is a very smart doctor. I enjoyed his emails about suggestions to improve my symptoms and things that I can do for my symptoms. He does do everything himself form office staff, to doctor etc so he is a very busy guy. I would highly recommend him!

Saw Dr Kass for a sinus infection and he gave me a prescription and when I returned for a follow up…read moretold me I should have surgery to reduce the turbinates in my nose and would help with better breathing and less infection. He quoted a price of $2,500. And said I had satisfied my deductible so it would not cost me. He did the surgery and was paid by insurance, later when viewing my EOB's noticed he had billed my insurance company several times for the same surgery and actually collected over 10k. I reported him to the insurance company for fraud and never heard back from the insurance co. In addition I have had multiple nose bleeds as he láseres them and did not cauterized properly. This man should lose his license to practice medicine he's a thief and not a good doctor. He has no one that works in his office he does all his own billing so there's nobody to blame any of this on but himself obvious reasons he's done that so that he could keep his dishonesty and cheating of insurance companies under wraps.

I feel very fortunate to be a patient of Dr. Mikula. She is highly professional, sharp, and very…read moreexperienced. I saw such qualities throughout her questioning, examinations, analyses, and diagnosis. At the end of each visit, I always feel very comfortable, with the confidence that I am under the right doctor. I once had a severe rhinitis. Her treatment not only relieved my symptoms at the time but also remove the underlying causes--allergy. I used to be allergic to many environmental particles, from dust mites to different sorts of pollens, always being miserable throughout the year, especially bad in the spring. Under her care, my allergy is basically gone. I can now enjoy spring, walking, gardening, or even driving with windows down, something that I could never think of doing before. Dr Mikula's experience and knowledge is extensive, much beyond her own specialized field. On my first office visit, after a careful examination, she told me, besides rhinitis, I had a severe acid reflex that needed to be taken care of, since she saw the opening of my esophagus showed signs of damage. Then she told me in great details how to take care problems of acid reflex in daily life, how to use acid inhibitors correctly, what types of further examinations are available, et al. The information I got from her were more extensive and practically useful than I got from my other doctors specialized in internal medicine. Medstar Georgetown Hospital has a tradition over a hundred years in professional excellence and humanities. Such mind and spirit is alive in doctors of the hospital generation after generation. Dr Mikula is certainly a good example of them.

Doctor Williams is Mr. Wonderful in every way! He is knowledgeable, professional with a great…read morepersonality. His staff is equally wonderful. Kudos to one of my favorite doctors! Brenda Stewart

Don't show up late for your appt by 10 minutes they have a 15 minute grace period and the front…read moredesk turned me away because I was a few minutes late. I am sure the other 10 people in the waiting room were going to wait longer because I was a few minutes late

Dr. Myers is a very compassionate and unselfish physician. He saw me in his office as an emergency…read moreon a Sunday early evening. I was having a severe nose bleed. He cortorized the nasal passage and packed the nostril. I was very pleased with the patient care I received.

My husband had oral cancer. He was sent to Dr Joshi. Dr Joshi performed an extensive surgery to…read moreremove the cancer. That was 8 years ago, and my husband is still cancer-free. Dr Joshi's extensive knowledge is evident in his speech; it amazes us. He is a highly recommended ENT DOCTOR

This time six years ago, I visited an ENT to see if something conclusive could be done to remedy…read moreseasonal tonsilloliths. He quickly concluded that I needed a biopsy, which he performed. Result was cancer in my left tonsil. I was referred to Dr. Joshi, who explained the trans oral robotic surgery (TORS) that he would perform. He was attentive, clearly an expert, and explained clearly how the procedure would be carried out. Some margin was too close to my carotid artery to be surgically removed--a course of radiation remedied that. I've been following up with Dr. Joshi and his superb team, and appear to be "out of the woods." I can't say enough about his care for me.

Dr. Mikula has treated my allergy and breathing issues with great knowledge, compassionate care and…read moreunderstanding of my condition. Dr. Mikula always takes time to answer questions and query me on post office self care. She is always thinking about options for my specific condition whether it is to try a new medication or remove a medication. Always innovative in trying something new. Her care goes beyond the office visit. Follow up is easy with her staff and she is accessible when needed. I trust the care and advice Dr. Mikula has given me through the years.

This is my second go around with surgery on my sinuses. The first experience was a on my sphenoid…read moreand this go around was a severe case of fungus in the sinuses in conjunction with two other surgeries tonsillectomy and let's say shrinking of the tongue. 3 procedures at age 40 can be very daunting however Dr. Mikulah's professionalisms and very knowledgeable yet strategic way of planning, executing and following up has made my experience one that has my road of recovery a breeze. There isn't any bleeding at home, and because I have followed her instructions precisely my next visit is scheduled out to 3 weeks vs each week. I am very happy to have her as my doctor because her quality of work matches her professionalism. Best wishes in your search for an ENT Doctor. Her Mclean office is less congested with parking and it affords me the opportunity to be in and out without the hospital office feel!

Terrible. I was in the same room with the doctor for a total of 3, maybe 4 minutes. He looked in…read moreboth of ears with a microscope and asked me "What do you need from me?" before walking out of the room. He didn't explain anything at all about his examination or findings. Was everything good? Was anything bad? I'll never know, because he just walked out. On top of that, a few days later I noticed he upcoded my insurer and billed them for a 45+ minute new patient visit. 45 [PLUS!] minutes for a 3 or 4 minute "exam." Terrible experience. I will not be returning to Jefferson Health in any capacity after my experience with Mr. Fitzgerald.

Dr. Fitzgerald tends to diagnose a great majority of his patients (if not all of them) with PLF -…read moreperilymphatic fistula. PLFs are extremely uncommon, and yet somehow every person who comes into his office with the slightest irregularity gets slapped with that diagnosis. Surprise, surprise -- many of his tests are not covered by insurance. Surprise, surprise -- PLFs require surgery. It's a scam. There were two glaring red flags with Dr. Fitzgerald: First, he pushed hard for the surgery, going so far as to say that I was "crazy" if I were to opt against it. I didn't have the surgery, however, because none of the tests indicated it. Among the battery of inner ear tests I had, most were negative, one showed that there was a problem (but it wasn't conclusive at all about what the cause was and in no way related to a PLF), and the one test that would have suggested -- but not conclusively identified -- a PLF was also negative. Still, Dr. Fitzgerald pushed hard for the surgery. That seemed odd to me. Second, when I later got a copy of my medical reports from Dr. Fitzgerald to give to another doctor there was NO MENTION of a possible PLF or Dr. Fitzgerald's strong insistence that I have surgery. NO MENTION of even a possibility of a PLF. There was NO MENTION that we even discussed a PLF. If that's the case, how would I even know about perilymphatic fistulas? I am not a doctor, and when I brought up PLFs to my doctor friends, they, too, had never heard of them. In the event that someone is confused as to why a doctor would not put his recommendation and his diagnosis in his notes, it's because Dr. Fitzgerald was covering his ass. Should he ever be reviewed by the Medical Board (which he wont, as the Medical Board in DC is inept), it would be damning if a disproportionate number of patients were diagnosed with the same problem and were recommended to have the same surgery. So, by not referring to his insistent recommendation that I have surgery and not mentioning that we even discussed the surgery or that diagnosis, he evades detection should he ever be reviewed. There is a word for that: UNETHICAL. Yes, Dr. Fitzgerald is an unethical doctor. Do not go to him. If anyone goes to him and he diagnoses that individual with a PLF, it should come as no surprise. Had Dr. Fitzgerald at least written that PLF was a possibility or that surgery was an option, I would merely think Dr. Fitzgerald was a bad doctor. But he's worse: Dr. Fitzgerald is not only bad, he's also unethically cutting into people, recommending them for surgeries that they probably don't need, and when they show any semblance -- such as I did -- about not being on board with his recommendation, he does not document his "professional" medical opinion. In fact, after pounding into me that surgery was my only viable option, he merely wrote in his notes that I was a candidate for "vestibular rehabilitation" -- a much more conversative treatment approach, something that should have been suggested before surgery was even mentioned, and something we had never, ever discussed. Not surprisingly, every single patient in the waiting room had been diagnosed with a PLF. Unless people are traveling to Dr. Fitzgerald from the world over, that in itself is highly suspicious. Unless PLF is the most underdiagnosed medical problem in the otolaryngological world -- it isn't -- there shouldn't be dozens of people getting this unusual surgery at any given time. As a bookend to my experience -- which punctuated my already formed opinion even further - one of the movers who loaded my belongings when I moved out of town happened to mention out-of-the-blue about some vertigo issue he had. With no prompting from me, he mentioned that he had been to Dr. Fitzgerald at Washington Hospital, who, like me, had diagnosed him with a perilymphatic fistula. Imagine that?!!? What are the odds? Fortunately, he, too, did not opt for the surgery. Dennis Fitzgerald is an unethical and dishonest doctor. Don't go to him. And if you do, don't be surprised if you're diagnosed with a PLF. Don't say you weren't warned.

Fantastic! Extremely complete and involves patient in their care. Not a "medical mill"...very…read morethorough!