the office is clean, the staff is friendly, and I was able to get quick and quality care. The…read moreproviders took time to confirm my information, provided me with not just looking at me, but listening to me, and seeing me within 5 minutes of my appointment time.

Tried calling but no one answers the phone. Tried several different prompts. Decided to just go…read more The pain was bad and I knew I could not make it through the weekend without knowing how bad it was. When I entered there was a person with some bill discrepancy. It was a Friday at 5:30pm and they close 7pm. She let me walk in. They took X-rays but not weight bearing which I thought was weird. Everyone was super nice and knowledgeable. They referred me to a great doc and I got an appt Monday morning. Highly recommend if you are unfortunate enough to need these services.

Dr Dae is very kind and compassionate. She really knows her stuff. She got rid of my brain fog, put…read moreme in diabetes remission and rid my sinus and allergy issues.

I have struggled with pre-diabetes, high cholesterol, insulin resistance, weight gain, and…read moreperimenopause issues for the last 3 years. My regular GP continued to tell me to "eat better and get more exercise" but never got to the root of the problem. When GLP-1's became a way for him to make a little extra money, my GP - the guy who refused to even talk about weight loss medications by the way (except for Medifast, which tastes like you're licking the ground) decided to offer them to his patients. Desperate to get my numbers under control, I paid $1500 for 4 months of shots. I spent the first 8 weeks with no side-effects, that I knew of, the exhaustion I felt was horendous, couldn't work out and then the nausea set in - add the two of those together, the inability to get up and not eat, I was a slug. My GP didn't have a check-in shchedule, and I was not given any advice on how to do the GLP-1 successfully. Which, if you're wondering, I wasn't at first. I didn't lose any weight until my 12th week - right after Dr. Dae and I had our 1st conversation. The first thing she suggested was blood work. Once the bloodwork came back, we had an in depth conversation about what was happening inside my body, making it harder for me to lose weight on the GLP-1. Under her supervision, I started fasting from 8pm until 11am. This helped with the insulin resistance, and just like that - the weight started to come off. I've lost 13 lbs in 20 weeks. Yep, a slow process for sure, but I chalk that up to having a bad start and no guidance. I've started getting up earlier, feeling better, and I now ride my stationary bike everyday (did you know you can make a street bicycle into a stationary bike to save some money and get some exercise?!) and when the weather is right, I take the dog for a walk, sometimes twice a day. My hot-flashes are non-existent as well (hopefully I didn't just jinx myself)! I only have 23 more pounds to lose and to be honest, I would never have figured this out on my own - it's been the partnership I have with Dr. Dae that has made me as successful as I am.

My experience with this practice has been outstanding so far! The front desk staff, the phone…read moreschedulers, the nurses, and Dr. Phillips are all amazing! Everyone is always pleasant, positive, compassionate, and dedicated to helping the patients feel better.

refused to see me for specific Interventional procedures I had been referred to his office by his…read morecolleagues for, simply because I made a passing (less than 10 second) comment in a 30+ minutr appt with his PA about how I hate how central sensitization theory is commonly used to under-investigate or under-treat peripheral sources of women's chronic pain conditions, including my own for several years. His PA told me in her response at the time that she (they?) did not view CS as being an exclusive pain generator and that it was also possible to have peripheral generators that had not healed with chronic pain. That was the end of our discussion and it took maybe 2 min of a 30+ min appt. I was at no time told that she was upset with my comments or that there was a conflict with me being able to continue receiving care at the clinic. While I was told they would try to collect my records and imaging prior to my appointment, they did not have any available at my appointment to review, nor did she physically examine me. I mention these last points because when Dr. Desai sent me the following email, it does not seem possible that he reviewed anything at my chart other than the PA's notes and my own paperwork/condition summaries (which detail my prior injuries and success with the procedure as I was asking him to repeat). His email came as quite a shock as a result, given that I was not combative about CS with his initial PA, nor had he or his staff physically examined me to determine whether this or other treatment was appropriate prior to sending that email. If he had worded his email to explain that he understood that CS could be used inappropriately and that was not the approach in his office, or really anything remotely patient-oriented I would not have minded him letting me know that this is a topic we would need to discuss further before continuing other treatments. However, his email struck me as an attempt to pressure to me to agree 100% within his entire chronic pain philosophy upfront in order to continue to access to care at his clinic in general, and that was a huge turnoff as a patient should be allowed to share their past clinical history without fear of it being used against them. On a separate note, as a trained (phd) researcher with expertise in research DEI and ethics issues, I find it upsetting when medical researchers conduct research -- especially using cross-sectional data -- to try to suggest causational links between conditions like CS and EDS. I am in local support groups for patients with EDS (and related conditions), and had over 20 women express similar frustration over Dr. Desai's email and research conclusions. This of course is a problem in academia and medical research beyond this office, but it would be nice if those conducting research cared enough to listen to the concerns of those they are conducting research on, rather than just shutting down conversation completely.

Great doctor. Understanding and willing to do her best to help you meet your needs. Goes above and…read morebeyond.

before you go to these people be aware this Dr borrowed $50,000 for me as a patient and didn't…read morewanna pay me back her son Ahmad. Mine is set this case in motion right here and lost it the rip off do not go to them. do your research this is a Maryland case in Prince Georges County check it out beware her and her husband went to jail for a fraud. I believe be aware CAL17-16401

I just read a negative post about this wonderful doctor and had to respond. I credit Dr. Murphy and…read moreDr. Benjamin, both now retired, with saving my life. Dr. Murphy always took the time to listen to my health issues and he referred me to professionals who were able to help me with whatever problems I might need. His retirement is a huge loss to Georgetown University Hospital. Not only was Dr. Murphy an amazing physician, his AA, Sheila, was also fantastic.

even a broken clock gets it right twice a day, and dr dennis murphy's office got it right finally…read more recently i left a VM on the office's prescription refill line, and my prescriptions were actually refilled.

CaringGivers is the best! I was at a really low point in my life, CaringGivers saved me. I had been…read morethrough numerous care givers for my 84 year old mom who suffers from moderate dementia. None of them lasted long. I was really about to be done when I reluctantly used care.com. I was really skeptical but felt led to reach out. Thank God that I did. Dee and his employee showed uo for our meeting. He knew the exact type of person that I needed without me giving him much. She has been with us for almost 2 years. Always on time with a smile. She has been a God send. She is caring, compassionate, attentive, punctual and reliable. I never ever worry leaving mom with her. Please run to Dee at CaringGivers if you need assistance. He will not disappoint!!!

I have not, yet received any care from CaringGivers. I look forward to receiving and enjoying this…read morecaring service in the near future!