I've never had better care. I adore Dr. Singh and recommend her to anyone looking for a kind and…read moreprofessional doctor in the D.C. area. After more than a year going to different doctors in D.C. and having them half-listen to my concerns, be understocked with basic essentials and rush me through appointments, I'm in better health than I have been in a long time all because of Dr. Singh. I had a minor concern the first time I came in that she took care of right away (again, no one else had). During my yearly physical, she provided me with several referrals for all aspects of my health, took the time to check my insurance, and listened to my concerns about a long-term issue. A month after my appointment, she called me to make sure I had pursued the specialty treatment for the issue elsewhere. She genuinely cares about her patients. As a plus, she has an awesome sense of humor! My wife! Experience.

This was the worst experience of my life. Dr. Singh was cold and uncaring. I felt like a child…read morebeing punished when I asked questions. She greeted me with "we only have 20 minutes". I have been a longtime patient of Dr. Davis and she is thorough, caring, and understanding and allows time for her patients.

Dr Agrawal lives up to her Top Doctor rating in Washingtonian magazine. She has been my doctor for…read more20+ years and her care has been extraordinary. She is thorough, personable and extremely knowledgeable. I see her 2-3 times a year. Some other reviewers have rightfully noted some challenges with the support she gets from her office staff. Some staff are extraordinary others make it clear that you are a bother to them and don't bother to follow up on issues. Dr. Agrawal recently announced that she will be starting a new practice and I imagine that many of those issues will be addressed.

Dr. Agrawal is terrific--she is thoughtful and thorough and always takes the time to answer your…read morequestions in terminology that is neither overly clinical nor pedantic. Her front of the house, specifically at least one of the receptionists, needs a bit of work--I'm currently on hold for the third time in three tries. The wait times of my three calls for appointments--5 minutes, 5 minutes, 12 minutes. I feel like I'm calling tech support for a hardware product instead of calling my doctor's office to schedule an appointment!

This review is for Medstar E-visit. March was the month of Covid for my family. Rich got it early…read morein the month and sure enough two weeks later I tested positive. We were quite sure Medstar wouldn't want me sitting in their waiting room, especially since there was no question of the diagnosis, and we were right. They referred us to their E-visit option. Shortly we received a sign-in text and started the process. It was much like filling out the information form for a visit at the facility. We had a couple of glitches, mostly our fault, but got signed in. Soon a screen popped up telling me that I was "in the waiting room and there were two patients ahead of me." It was nice to sit on my own couch, sipping coffee and cuddling with my puppy while I waited. It wasn't long before Opal signed in and we started our visit. Opal went over my meds and warned me of some interactions to look for when I started the Plaxlovid. Sure enough my blood pressure fluctuated and I had to adjust my bp meds. I was really impressed with the thoroughness of the visit, how pleasant Opal was, and how easy the whole process was.

sometimes their good sometimes their bad. went in around june because i knew that i was coming down…read morewith the flu or covid. both tests came back negative and the doctor then told me it was allergies. i have never had allergies before and asked if i could be prescribed something against the flu because i know my body and know it was coming. the doctor told me to take Claritin a month before my allergy symptoms usually come and sent me on my way. the next day i was so sick i couldn't get out of bed. ended up having covid symptoms d for 6 days. i wish the doctor had just listened to me, i know my body best. went again in august after returning from a europe trip because i had a splinter in my foot for the last 11 days. they took x-rays and checked my foot out and told me nothing was there. i then went to a foot doctor in the area and she took x-rays and found not only wood but also a piece of glass the size of my ring finger nail. turns out the urgent care didn't x-ray my foot correctly. they did correctly diagnose my mom with rsv tho and that doctor was super nice and explained everything well and answered all her questions. i've had good experiences as well such as when i had strep and the flu last year. it's a hit or miss honestly

Dr. Loomis is one of the best primary care doctors I've ever had in my 49 years on this planet. He…read morereally makes the effort to ensure your health is as good as possible and to address all of your questions. The office staff are very responsive over the phone/email and in person and helpful too. Dr. Loomis spent a full hour with me during my first visit (the initial visit being a video call according to their pandemic procedures), more than the allotted 45 minutes! (Maybe it's because I already knew him from his public appearances and had a lot to chat with him about, as well as a lot of health questions.) He definitely knows a lot about nutrition (this being a specialty of Barnard Medical Center), but is knowledgeable about medical issues all around as well. He helped diagnose a significant vitamin D deficiency in me and prescribed a supplement. He also referred me to specialists for other issues. My second visit was an in-person physical exam, and again, he went above and beyond the typical standard for physicals. I'm so lucky to live in the DC area!

Ever since COVID, the only way to get an appointment fairly quickly, is via Telehealth. November…read more2024, I was very, very ill, and they would only see me in person 4 months later! In the meantime, they instructed me to go to Urgent Care or the ER! Several other times, owing to minor issues such as ear infections and conjunctivitis, they insisted I do a Telehealth appointment or otherwise, go to Urgent Care or the ER. Further, annual physicals have not been comprehensive. Moreover, for my first physical with Barnard Medical, they assigned a medical student to conduct it, in its entirety (w/o any other doctors present). In addition, this was despite the fact that I had requested, in writing in my medical records, that I did not agree to be seen by medical students. It appears as if the doctors rarely even come into the office! The lovely Nurse Practitioner, Kristine, is the gem that seems to hold the office together! She shows both care and concern, and although there is a lag time to see her, too, at least you can get an appointment with her in person (eventually).

I have been a patient of Dr. Levav for many years and highly recommend this practice. The office…read morestaff is consistently courteous, professional, and organized. Dr. Levav is an exceptional physician--thorough, attentive, and very thoughtful in their approach to care. They take the time to listen carefully, address concerns, and explain treatment options clearly. I always feel respected, well cared for, and confident in the care I receive.

I WENT IN FOR MY ANNUAL VISIT 2024. Amy Levav... she not only looks de-sheveled, in a rush, did not…read morelisten to my concerns of pain of possible infection or urinary tract infection, or remind her that I always need to have the use of small cervical spectrum I require-- She just went on her not paying attention to the patient other than to review history notes, and not including a reminder to herself of me needing a small spectrum... She proved herself talking to herself or worrying about the need to move to the next patient... she jammed a large spectrum into me, without warning made me bleed for 24 hours, and caused more than 7 days of real pain. She also covered up her uncaring, brute mannerism, by telling a senior doctor that she did use a small spectrum, but glossed over and left out that I screamed out in pain telling her no one has ever been that brutal-- and it felt like like I was raped. This is immoral behavior, uncaring, heavy handed like a brute...she should retire to a desk job.

I know it is difficult to find a good primary care doctor but Dr. Kannan is particularly awful. I…read morewent to see her during a very distressing time in my life a little over a year ago, and when I told her my situation she literally said to me, "I have nothing for you." For whatever reason, probably because I was so distressed, I saw her two more times even though she repeated those cold words. The last time I saw her I had had bloodwork done and my chloesterol levels were alarmingly high and had gone up a shocking amount in very little time. She didn't even have the bloodwork results for the appointment, which was only intended to check labs. I had to call the results up on my phone. And when the appointment was "over" she was still talking to me but walking down the hallway. I was like, "Are we done?" Then I got a notice from LabCorps that my doctor had scheduled new bloodwork for me and I called the office to ask when I should recheck. Never got a call back. They also billed me in full, without running the visit through my insurance. I was to pay $348 for that stellar experience. They finally did run it through my insurance and the bill was reduced and I paid it and decided I will never go back there again. I have since seen a new PCP who is very impressive and my bloodwork returned with everything in the normal range, thank goodness!

I wish I could grader her higher than a 5. Dr Kannan is wonderful about answering all of my…read morequestions and concerns. I had a question while I was out of town and texted her. She got back to me right away to allay my fears. She always tells me that we are in a partnership. I am so lucky to have found her.

Good luck reaching a human to schedule an appointment. Just lost an entire morning calling,…read morerecalling, recalling again being disconnected to routed to an unresponsive voicemail. Is it cost cutting or the arrogance of little physicians ???

I went in for a lab testing last week and waited for the results. Usually, lab results came back in…read more3-4 days but not this time. I called the office. They are now called Closeknit. The person answered my call was nice. After he put me on hold a couple of times, he found out that my sample was never submitted. The reason was when the lab technician came to pick up samples, the person that worked in the doctor's office never printed the doctor's order for my sample. As a result, they never submitted my sample. I don't understand why 1st, the person that was responsible for printing the order didn't do it; 2nd, why the technician didn't alert the office there? 3rd, why nobody from the doctor's office called me and asked me to go back and give sample again? It's frustrating and makes me wonder what kind of other mistakes they can make? Mixing up patient's samples or orders? As of now, I am waiting for their office manager to call me back.

The best of the best! Lovely front desk staff, and Bethany and Rachel are incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand just genuinely nice.

Overall just not worth it. The first time $300 "concierge fee" is ridiculous. They aren't offering…read moreanything extra for it. Just charging people extra money because they can.