Practice has become incompetent with Dr. Saedi taking over and loss of personal and a great PA…read moreSiriani. They don't return calls, can't schedule, and are rude now in addition to no one being able to do their job.

Dr. Saedi is absolutely wonderful. During my last appointment, I arrived early and spent a few…read moreminutes chatting with another patient about how hard it is to find doctors like Dr. Saedi -- and you know if people are gushing about the doc right in the waiting room when they're sick that he's amazing. He listens closely, has a wonderful sense of humor and always puts me at ease even when I am anxious. I trust him implicitly. He's been so helpful every time I've been sick or had some weird medical issue. His staff is wonderful, no one is hard to reach and it's never difficult to get an appointment. I found Dr. Saedi because a colleague (who is very picky about medical care) recommended him and I am now having my husband and family go to him as well. He's a walking encyclopedia who is kind and attentive!

He is VERY unprofessional. He tried to tell me how I should…read morevote. For 10 minutes - he forced me to listen to his Political Views, instead rendering the Medical Services that I was paying him for. His inappropriate comments were 100% UNSOLICITED. When I pay an Organ Grinder to watch a show - I don't want to hear the Political Views of the Monkey. I just want the Monkey to perform - that's all, NOTHING more. He is INCREDIBLY unprofessional.

My care was excellent. Dr. Bakashi is a knowledgeable, empathetic doctor…read more I would recommend him in a flash. He has A+ bedside manner and skill. Peter N.

Sometimes, it is the people behind the scenes, that make all the difference in the world. I want to…read moregive a huge shoutout and thank you, to Stacey in the call center. She is just the nicest, kindest person ever. Stacey, advised me to go to the urgent care center when I couldn't get in to see an orthopedic doctor before the weekend. She even helped me find a good one. Then, when an appointment opened up, she called me and booked the appointment for me at Ortho Bethesda. Stacey, you are an angel. I went to see Dr. Gazdag and he was wonderful. He was funny and an excellent professional. We took more X-rays, so if you see a light in Rockville, it is just me glowing at night. I am in a boot and a cane, but no surgery needed. Amen! The people who work with Dr. Gazdag and Ortho Bethesda were awesome. They were very nice and helpful. I got great care and I have respect for the office. And, thank you, Stacey for making sure I was taken care of.

More than 1hr long wait. Poorly managed office. Never saw the physician. I walked up and left. They…read moreneed to be more respectful of our time. This isn't worth it.

An update is in order! Dr. Menon is now switching to the all…read moretoo popular pay a fortune to see your doctor service. For roughly $2,000 a year I can have access to her cell phone number and a long appointment. Sorry, I can't afford to do so and now that they have moved to a different location it is time for me to move on.

I have been a patient with Dr. Menon for almost 25 years. In the beginning, she was an amazing…read moredoctor who genuinely cared about my well being and did a lot of due diligence for me to get to the bottom of some of my issues. I've been a constant patient with at least 2 - 3 appointments a year. The last 6 years, i've noticed that I've seen her less and her nurse practitioner more and more. It got to the point where i had gone YEARS without seeing her. Fast forward to the past month. As i've done for the last 20 years, i made a request for my normal refills. This time, I'm denied because "I'm not a member" I'm down to a week's worth of meds and she denies me. I call her office and found out she had transitioned to concierge medicine and they claim to have given me notice, and they may have, in the form for automated voice mails which i remember getting, and pamphlets, none that explicitly says that i will lose immediate access if i don't sign up. What does signing up entail, 2K/year plus whatever services she charges insurance. So pretty much, I have to pay 2K/year to keep my doctor as well as paying for her services. Not to mention that i'm about out of meds that they refuse to do anything about without me signing up. No temporary refill so i can find a new doctor. Their advice, go to an urgent care center. This is after 20+ years. This left me scrambling to find a new doctor. I had an appointment with her 3 1/2 months before in December and she made no mention of this to me in person. No one at the office said anything except the normal "see you next time". Little did i know at the time, there would be no "next time" I was a little surprised to actually see her, and not her nurse practitioner and I was also a little surprised that I noticed interactions that were reminiscent of how she was before. I guess she was practicing for her new practice. My wife warned me of this. They treated her badly, and she left them for another doctor a year earlier. What happened here? Well, we made an emergency appointment because my wife had a spot in her eye and she was a little concerned. She came in 5 minutes late. They make her pay and then refuse to see her because she was late. We had to go to the ER instead, and discovered she had an ocular stroke. This could have been found out earlier had we been seen, but we were forced to find other services after paying because they claimed we were too late. Prior to this, service was lacking as they constantly said the same thing to her without addressing her concerns. She told them she was in pain, and they did nothing. It was her going to another doctor where she actually got a diagnosis of her pain in about 2 weeks, but in the years she's gone to Dr. Menon, no one bothered.

I needed reconstructive wrist surgery within 3 days after my initial emergency care following a…read morebiking accident. Advanced Orthopedics was able to immediately get me into surgery with Dr Fitzgibbons. My wrist healed well. I also went to see him for a false trigger finger. He injected me with cortisone to see if he could straighten it , sent me for mri's, and also to occupational physical therap., i appreciate his expertise and honesty.

Dr. Fitzgibbons has made an impression on me as an incredibly thorough, attentive and dilligent…read moreprofessional. He treated my 12 year old son from diagnosis to operation to post-op with a lot of respect and care. In my experience, the combination of a very competent doctor with being finely atuned to the human aspect of things is a rare thing to find. My son is the kind of person that needs to know what is happening every step of the way, and Dr Fitzgibbons not only welcomed his questions (even in after hours), but also gave praise for his curiosity. Also, the post-op included a lot of difficulty handling pain, finding the right perscription, and getting it filled through insurance... And he was very solicitous and available to help with that very circuitous process too!

Went to see him last month and had a great experience. Great doctor with perfect bedside manners…read more Highly recommend!

He's an ok doctor, if you're not a black person. A few times he's ignored the symptoms of why I've…read moregone to see him. I had a weird skin grown on my hand and his recommendation was to use more lotion. WTF?! I need medication for ADHD. none of the other formulations have worked for me in the past, so for a whole I gave up. I recently went back and requested the same exact medication that my kids use. It works well for them. He wanted to start me off at a very low dose. I informed him that dosage was even lower than what my daughter uses, and she weighs less than a third of what I weigh. I may not be a doctor, but I do know simple, chemistry, body weight matters in regards to chemicals and medication. He refused and started me at 15 mg. My very small daughter takes 20. I don't blame him for this next part. The insurance company refused to pay for it without prior authorization, despite them having been paying for this stud for my kids for the last few years. But I do blame him for not wanting to do the prior authorization. It's a simply bloody fax. When I went back this week for my 30 day follow up, I requested to have 30 mg. He tells me it's going to require prior authorization again because he's changing the dosage and if they ask for prior authorization again, he can't do it because he doesn't have the manpower. It takes too much effort. His exact damn words. I said to him, I told you this would be a problem. I told you I wanted to start at 30 to begin with. He snapped at me and tells me if I raise my voice at him he's going to kick me out. Mind you, I wasn't yelling. But of course, a black person being upset is like yelling at a non-black person. We are always perceived as a threat. Time to find a new doctor.

Dr Katz has no bed aide manners at all. He is very rude and does not seem to care. On my virtual…read morefollow up appt, he never even looked at the camera/me. So glad he is retired.

Excellent experience with Dr Katz - he figured out my vision issue quickly. When I needed to see a…read moreneuro-opthamologist, I called several offices. The big offices just gave me the "next available" appointment, which was several months away. Dr Katz's office is small, so Dr Katz himself looked at my referral and saw me quickly. My recommendation to new patients: hold your questions. Let Dr Katz ask all of his questions. Answer them clearly, but briefly. He has a method to figure out your vision problem, but follow his lead. I still had questions at the end of my appointment and Dr Katz patiently answered all of them. Tip #2: when you go to the exam room, sit in the "patient" chair if you're the patient. Good luck if you're seeing neuro-opthamology, but you're in good hands with Dr Katz.

I've been to Quality Primary Care about 4 times this year, seeing Dr. Razavian, and I've had a…read moregreat experience each time. He has a very approachable bedside manner and gives you all the information you need upfront to make your own medical decisions. As someone with complicated medical history, I've been extremely impressed with how attentive and thorough Dr. Raz is while designing holistic treatment plans for me. I've been to many, many doctors, and he is by far the most thorough and helpful I've had. Plus, he's up-to-date on recent medical research about niche issues. 10/10 would recommend Dr. Razavian to anyone looking for a good general practitioner. The front office staff and lab techs are lovely as well.

A few things went amiss during my past few visits. I was switched to a new physician, I assume…read morethere is a high turnover rate at this practice. She also seemed overworked. Both my physicians pushed unnecessary appointments so they can bill for more. I tried to refuse directly and firmly and was backed into a corner to agree to one. I also noticed new lab nurses than from a few months ago... one labeled my urine sample with first name only, which I have never seen before. The lab nurses were badmouthing their colleague in front of me and then another patient came in and they said something like "oh here comes another"... pretty unprofessional all around. They were dismissive of a patient asking them a reasonable question. The girl taking my blood was also literally standing on one leg as she drew my blood. A few things I can dismiss, but there were tons of problems that lacked quality primary care. Based on these responses on Yelp, I am also curious if they are breaking any privacy laws as well, but I will not stick around to find out.