He diagnosed our youngest daughter with ADHD a couple years ago. Very kind man. He's a wonderful…read moredoctor, and we're grateful for his help.

I have been with Dr. satuyi since the birth of my first son in 2005. She was recommended to me by…read morethe staff of Washington Adventist Hospital. Since then, I've moved away, came back, and had 2 more children and Dr. Satuyi is still my children's pediatrician. I have even changed insurances once or twice to make absolute sure I can use her as my children's pediatrican. I would recommend her to anyone in search of a pediatrician. There is NOTHING about her I do not like.

In the past seven years of visiting various pediatricians, I have never received the type of…read morequality service provided by Dr. Matt. He was so pleasant and professional, and extremely personable with my daughters. I will recommend him to all friends and family. Definitely worth coming out to old town Alexandria for his service. Thank you Dr. Matt.

The doctor was kind and addressed all of my concerns patiently. He's the first doctor in 20 years…read moreto get my allergies under control

My GP recommended that I see an allergist as I'd had a long running and persistent cough. So, I…read morewent to the Allergy Health Care office (almost weekly for about a month and a half), during which time I received lots of breathing instruments and accompanying drugs (handed to me a in large paper bag) and allergy tests. At one point, Dr. Kirshenbaum took a chest x-ray and 'recommended' I see a cardiologist, but did not specify why. We were scheduled to travel for the holidays and I felt I could make it. A day or two into the trip, my breathing became very labored, and my ankles swelled to a point where I was unable to put on any shoes. We cut the trip short and I immediately went to the GWU medical center's emergency room, where I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and hospitalized that night. When I got out, and went back to his office, he questioned their diagnosis and suggested my continuing to see him as before. Needless to say, I will not go back.

I've beee a patient of Dr Balba for many years. He is a very kind and caring doctor. I was sick…read morefor a couple years of not being able to eat and Dr Balba's treatment plan helped me tremendously.

Dr. Balba actually has offices in Fairfax and Centerville, VA. I have been a patients of Dr. B for…read moreyears and introduced him to my hard-to-pleased elderly father to treat his acid reflex problem. Later, Dr. B helped my father dealing with his stomach cancer. Dr. Balba's kind, calm demeanor and his compassion made it easier for our family to cope with my father's passing. we are forever grateful.

Awesome Physician, has definite bedside manner, he took his time with me....requested his…read moreprofessional opinion in a referral to an ENT Physician, after I informed him of a local doctor and the issues I had with him, he told me never to go see him again (already said that to myself) and he promtly gave me referrals to two doctors who posess the same manner and care such as he. Must appreciative!!

My sister is a Nuerologist. I'm very interested about medicine and find Dr. Rashid excellent in…read more every aspect of patient care. He is very knowledgeable and treats me with kindness and respect. He let's me know bad news about my health while giving me ideas on how to improve my situation. I have found my forever Doctor. Hopefully, not many people read this and go to him :)

I'm mixed about myself and Dr. Rashid! Perhaps we are just a poor patient-doctor match? Anyways,…read morehere's my experience: I come from a medical family. Specialists. I know what diagnostics looks like. Good diagnostics should and can be a thing with PCPs, but my experience in VA has challenged that. I've seen Haroon on and off for a few years, and when I first saw him he was quite checked out. Spent most of his time quietly on his laptop during his consult with me. I don't think totally ignoring me, but not actively diagnosing me. Like every other doctor in VA, his first move is almost always a consult, run labs, then a follow-up. This diagnosis comes after the lab model results in wasted time, not exclusive to Dr. Rashid. In one instance, I came to the Dr. with an issue that is verifiable via a quick physical check, and he did not do that, ignoring what I had told him/the patient. Again, I find this not exclusive to Dr. Rashid in the VA medical community. When I came back after labs, i had to tell him to check me twice, he finally did, and I was properly diagnosed with exactly what I had told him was the issue the first time. To be clear, this is the kind of physical check that's very basic, been around hundreds of years, that anyone can do, but a doctor is trained in and when they diagnose you they can well... do doctor things like send you to the proper specialist with a referral (which I cannot do, and need a doctor for!). So, unfortunately, that experience is pretty average in VA for PCPs ime I'll say that I've seen Doc also improve over the years. He now seems to do in-person phone follow-ups, texting. He seems a little bit happier, in general. So perhaps things are improving, which is basically all I want from my neighborhood doc. Though I really want and kind of like Dr. Rashid as my PCP, multiple times I've found myself needing to go to a different PCP or just directly to a specialist (when insurance allows) in order to get the right healthcare. But, again, not exclusive experience to Dr. Rashid, and seems part of the model of medicine in this part of VA. His front staff have always been pretty good, and their online system has also improved for the most part. Lastly, I will say Rashid is good in that he is preventive in his approach to medicine. He's not interested in throwing pills at you, and respects the body. This is what keeps me coming back currently, despite my search for my forever doc!

For anyone who has seen my reviews of Planned Parenthood, you know that I've had some trouble…read morefinding a licensed doctor to look at my lady bits. I finally managed to find someone that is a) close to my house, b) accepts my insurance, and c) won't make me wait six months for an appointment. Dr. Match's nurse was very understanding of my situation, and managed to get me an appointment within a week of phoning. I arrived early to fill out new patient paperwork, and had to wait maybe five minutes to see the doctor. Before making me don the paper examination outfit, we had a nice chat in his office regarding my medical history, and what pills would work best for me. He seemed genuinely concerned, but wasn't overly chatty. I am ok with this, as I do not go to the doctor for social reasons. While I would have felt extremely comfortable asking him awkward questions about sex/diseases/anything that would start with, "I have this rash...," he's not my best friend. Let's keep it professional. Ladies, the exam room had an actual dressing room. And, Dr. Match was kind enough to warm the speculum under some running water before the exam. Really, it's little things like this that made all the difference. But this man is efficient; my entire exam, while thorough, lasted less than 30 minutes, from blood pressure to payment. I was handed a lovely tote containing two months worth of sample pills and a card that will help keep my birth control costs manageable. The nurse happily made me an appointment for next year, and I was on my merry way, to return only in the case of emergency prior to that date. I was asked numerous times if I had any questions or concerns, and would feel comfortable calling their office in the event that I need extra information. In a nutshell: He rocks. Go visit him, but only on Thursday afternoons in the West End office. Any other time, you'll have to drive to Reston.

Dr. Match is the best! Yes, he is a man, and some people are weirded out by male gynocologists,…read morebut Dr. Match is great and won't make it an uncomfortable experience. I've been his patient since 2001 and wouldn't go anywhere else. He's professional, down-to-earth, and even mildly funny. I highly recommend him! For the reasons cited by the other reviewer, Morgan W., Dr. Match is a great pick for several reasons: 1) he accepts my difficult insurance, 2) his office is in a great location on M Street near my office, and 3) it's easy to make an appointment, although he's only in DC on Thursdays. I've never waited more than 5-10 minutes to be seen. He also treats his patients very well. His staff is also really nice. Dr. Match will take the time to talk to you about options, discuss your health and he will talk in his office with you about any concerns you might have. He's always very professional and genuinely seems to care. He takes the time to treat you like a person. I did learn last year that he is no longer delivering babies, as he is close to retirement and wants to start enjoying more of his free time. If you're looking for an OB, he would happily make a referral for you but probably won't deliver your kid himself. If you're looking for any other GYN care, I couldn't recommend him more highly.