I was pleased to get a next-day appointment, to be seen in a timely manner, and to get the great…read morequality of care provided by Jennifer King and the lab team. Blood draws there are always painless!

Jennifer King, NP is the consummate professional. She is very pleasant and a detailed listener. I…read morehave the utmost Her assistant that originally checked me in was extremely friendly and thorough. This was of my best visits to Arlington Primary Care. I have been with them for over 35 years. Even though I have moved 70 miles away the drive is worth it to get professional, caring medical care.

I always get an appointment easily & within a week. I am impressed with the doctors & NP I see…read more I've been a patient for at least 20 years.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. This place is heinous…read more They misscheduled me for a visit and made me come back to do it, and send me a HUGE BILL FOR THEIR MISTAKE. I put in a billing request through insurance to get this taken care of and they informed me the bill is valid and I have to pay it in full (did not offer discounts or payment plans) after having to call them for an update. This is legitimately the worst office I have ever been to and would advise anybody to not look in this direction. Absolutely heinous, waste of time, a literal disgrace to be called a healthcare office. What a blow!!!!!

Dr. Ziegler possesses a depth of holistic knowledge and a functional medicine approach that truly…read moresets him apart. Rather than simply masking symptoms with a temporary fix, he uncovers the root cause of health issues. I have experienced incredible clinical efficacy from his treatments, particularly in how he expertly combines chiropractic adjustments with acupuncture and heat therapy for a comprehensive healing experience.On top of his expertise, Dr. Ziegler has the best, most professional bedside manner I have ever seen in the medical field. He genuinely listens and partners with you on your health journey.The seamless patient experience extends to the entire practice. The staff is consistently polite, courteous, and treats every visitor with the utmost respect. I deeply appreciate that appointments run on time, and the front office makes scheduling or managing insurance claims entirely hassle-free. If you are looking for true healing and a stellar medical team, this is the place to go.

I have been seeing Dr Ziegler for a month and the pain I went to go see him for is gone. I…read moreappreciate his holistic approach of combining acupuncture with chiropractics. The office staff is lovely and makes it super easy to schedule appts and get receipts for claims. All in all, I have had a fantastic experience with getting care here and recommend Dr Ziegler to anyone who is looking for pain relief. Thank you Advanced Health Center!

I was referred by a friend and then concerned about reviews…read more As a new patient, I was treated with care and friendliness - the intake interview on the phone and scheduling was incredibly easy. The check-in personnel, the technician taking vitals, the doctor, the technician drawing blood. Every single person I interacted with was professional, accommodating, friendly, supportive. The doctor took her time with me - a 30 min appt turned into 45. I know that is unusual. The technician drawing blood was incredibly professional and fun to talk with. I will see how things proceed with questions, results, billing, etc, but I only have accolades to say about this experience.

Care itself is fine for routine things so far, but some NP recommendations seem to go both ways…read more(inadequate or over the top). Mix of approachability among the doctors. And in 2024/2025 the practice is emphasizing cancellation fees seemingly no matter what (what if there are road closures or your child gets sick within 24 hours of your appointment) and early arrival regardless of online check in or it's considered a cancellation. So far they haven't been too late, but they have been late now and then and that could be for a number of reasons. The point is that things come up for both doctors and patients, and some of that warrants flexibility, which their policy administration doesn't reflect. There's a chance for the group to set themselves apart from others and they're missing it. Not surprising for the current culture, but even more important because of it.

The receptionist are all very kind and greet me every time. The office is nice and clean. The…read moredoctor is see (Dr. Houston) was very quick with my care and explained things to me very well. The only downside is that the parking is not free and getting out of the lot is a little difficult.

Excellent practice-great doctors; on time and efficient office. I've been with this practice for…read moremany years and have never been disappointed. I always feel cared for and well treated or referred as needed. Cannot recommend more highly. All or almost all female staff.

I have been seeing Dr. McManus (having started with Dr. Reginald) for more than 30 years now…read more Today I had a wonderful wellness visit and received a comprehensive packet of test results, medication & doctors lists, and suggestions. I have my weight, blood pressure,and body-mass index as well as several other insights. The office staff is uniformly energetic, gracious, and attentive to every patient. I always look forward to talking with them. Dr. McManus has often thought of alternative solutions to challenging medical problems, and never fails to answer questions thoroughly. Thank you, Dr. McManus and team!

I was a patient of Dr. Christopher's, and for several years I was prescribed pain medication for…read moreback pain, without being informed that the medication could harm my kidneys. I paid an annual visit to my Urologist who admitted me into the hospital after several failed kidney test. I was told to stop taking the medication and, to my surprise, a had no back pain. However in the hospital I was informed that one of my kidneys was not functioning; at all. After leaving the hospital I was examined by a Neurologist who, after several test, including an electromyography (EMG), had no idea why I was being treated for neuropathy and prescribed the pain medication that I had been taking for more than five years.

Dr. Vidwans has been my GP for a while now. He is, hands down, one of the most knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate physicians I've seen, (worked with A LOT of docs for years at NIH). He answers all questions, listens to concerns and provides clear feedback. Most importantly, he allows you to make your own healthcare decisions. The office staff are knowledgeable and accommodating. I think Dr. Vidwans is great, and am thankful to have such a good doctor!

Within seconds after meeting Rohina Ahmed, I was uncomfortable with having her as my care provider…read more I became more uncomfortable as the exam proceeded. By the end of the appointment I made sure I would not deal with her again. Let me explain. I am 78 years old. I felt a lump in my right armpit a couple of months ago. I then phoned the personal physician I had for many years before moving. He asked if the lump was painful. It wasn't. He said I needed to see my current health care provider immediately. For starters, I would need blood work and a diagnostic mammogram. I then called my current health care provider, Arlington Medical Associates, to make an appointment. After explaining the symptoms to the office manager, I was scheduled to see Rohina Ahmed, a Nurse Practitioner. The office manager put a note on my records, "Lump in Armpit." Rohina Ahmed entered the exam room, apologizing for being late. Apparently she hadn't noticed the note on my file. "You're here for a follow-up visit. Right?" "Mm - no I have a lump in my right armpit." Rohina then started to rapidly go through my records, at the same time asking if cancer ran in my family. It did. Of course, it was in my records, but she clearly hadn't read my records until that very moment. I then expected her to ask if I had any symptoms like night sweats, fatigue, etc. She didn't. Instead she began going through my chart and mentioned that maybe I needed a thyroid test. She then noted that I hadn't had a colonoscopy in 10 years. At this point I decided to cut to the chase. I said I had previously spoken with a physician. He said I needed 2 things immediately: blood work and a diagnostic mammogram. Rohina asked me to wait a moment. She went in to consult with a physician in the medical practice. When she returned, she said we could proceed with a Routine Mammogram, and a Thyroid Test. I immediately walked into Dr. Vidwan's office, uninvited, and explained the situation. Dr. Vidwans edited Rohina's proposed directive. The thyroid test was scratched. The "routine mammogram screening" was changed to "a diagnostic mammogram." Dr. Vidwans then ordered my blood to be drawn immediately at the office so it could be sent in that day for testing by a lab. In short, my experience with Rohina Ahmed was that she came late. She hadn't a clue why I had made the appointment. She hadn't done her homework by reviewing my records. And she ordered tests that were not specifically relevant to my condition.

I have known Dr Hunt and used her services for 40 years. She is very knowledgable and knows the ins…read moreand outs of the medical profession. She is very good with conversation to help her patience relax before she takes a blood pressure reading. Dr. Hunt has a love for dogs and wildlife and cares for her animal friends as she does her patients. For an experience above and beyond your expectations, Hunt no further as Dr Hunt is the doctor gives practical advice, and behind the scenes on how to save on medical costs with many resources to help the aging...so you can grow up to be an old lady or old man! --The more you know, your life will grow!

It looks like my review was removed. Thanks, Yelp, for bothering to notify me. Regardless, I am…read moreresubmitting a more professional review as I let my temper get the best of me. Key points: I had a negative experience that began in the waiting room. I don't have an issue with waiting over an hour to be seen, especially if the doctor is supposed to be worth seeing, but to listen to snoring dogs, ones that are hidden behind a partition, is a combination of comical and unnerving. I cannot comment on the sanitary part without unwittingly giving false information. I can tell you that a book I picked up on their coffee table to kill time was sticky on the outside, which maybe was a sign to leave. My husband accompanied me to this appointment. He could not sit in the chairs for an average length of time due to the combination of three major back surgeries and discomfort of the waiting room seats. Be prepared for a long wait, which is why I bring up the waiting room seats. It may or may not cause discomfort. When we were finally seen, I explained my condition to the doctor. While I appreciate the appointment was not rushed, it was not productive, either. This doctor, for whatever reason, tends to be argumentative, does not listen, is dismissive, and, IMHO, has to be right. Even when presented with information that challenges her opinion or reveals it as false. Here are a few of the things that I was told that turned out to be the opposite of what she said (I called CVS pharmacy several times to verify the information): -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if you have had a similar prescription filled before thirty days is up. Actually, you can. At a different dosage. -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if another prescription contains the same type of medication before thirty days is up. Totally false because they are considered two different medications. -The pharmacy will accept returns on prescription medications. No, they absolutely will not dispose of medication for you nor will they accept a return. This is illegal and breaking the law. Some pharmacies have disposal bins for you to get rid of medications, but they do NOT accept it by hand, nor give you a receipt, nor update your profile to reflect that medication was turned in by you. Blatantly false piece of information. Dr Hunt only agreed to give me a prescription if I did the above and if my electronic file reflected that I followed her instructions. When I called and let her know that her information was simply not true, she flat out told me I was wrong and that she had 'turned in medication to this particular CVS many times'. How was it possible to do something when the other party tells you they do not things that way? She gave me an impossible task to do. I have a hard time believing that a Vanderbilt and Harvard educated physician could be so wrong about such simple protocol, and too stubborn to listen or even follow up with the pharmacy to verify what the patient says is true. Opinion: Doctor is either willfully obtuse or incompetent. The only positive is Susan, the knowledgeable and compassionate office assistant, who I feel should have the title of Dr in that office.

I met with Dr Zahalsky as part of his Direct Care patient experience. He has chosen to contract…read morewith SignatureMD for a portion of his primary care practice. For younger patients, he told me that he is still accepting insurance. They way it works for direct care, is that for Medicare patients you pay SignatureMD $1800 per year. Due to the crazy rules of Medicare you can't give him the money. They do. He also will bill your insurance-Medicare and secondary. With the direct care agreement, he will call you and/or text you the very same day. With the money conversation out of the way (isn't it sad that medical care is first about money, then also about care), I think that Dr. Zahalsky does a very good job. FIrst of all, I think he's smart and thinks things through. Second, he genuinely cares. Next, he will make sure that if you were to need to see a high quality specialist, he'll make sure that you obtain an appointment. There is not much more I can ask. The medical care system is broken. Everyone recognizes this. Everybody feels like a insignificant cog in a money system. Doctors and nurses all seem to be burned out. I chose to spend some money so that Dr. Z can afford to spend some time with me-I had a full one hour appointment. I was able to ask each and every one of my questions and have them answered. Paying $1800/yr is not something that everyone can afford. I know that. But if you can pony up the dough, I think it's worth it.

Dr. Zahalsky is nice enough. He does the blood work himself, and after a few days it's easy to…read moreaccess your information on the online portal. The wait wasn't bad to see him. I probably won't go back, because I wasn't a fan of how he handled the fact that I had high bp. He took my bp, noted an absurdly high number, but didn't take the time to check it again later. He ranted about "protein supplements" without any detail on the supplements or even about when I use them, which I rarely was at that point. It's possible that the high blood pressure was due to dining out about 20 times a week--I am on Yelp, after all. He didn't even ask, or let me explain my poor eating habits. I solved the issue myself by watching my sodium intake and eating more fruits and vegetable I won't hold it against him that the two specialists he recommended were not helpful. I should have done my own research.

I've been a patient of Dr. Walsh's for five years now. I appreciate his focus on preventative…read moremedicine, and his excellent bedside manner. I don't have particularly complicated medical problems, but when I do bring a concern he resolves it without provoking unnecessary anxiety. He's also referred me to a couple excellent specialists, both of whom spoke very highly of him as a primary care physician. Only point for improvement (and this has nothing to do with Dr. Walsh himself, and everything to do with VHC's scheduling staff) would be a little more flexibility with scheduling annual wellness exams. It's easy to get a 15-minute appointment for a concern that arises during the year, but the 30-minute annual wellness exam has to be scheduled a year in advance. If you cancel your wellness exam for any reason, then you can't get another one until a year after the date on which you cancel your original appointment. That's completely okay, and that's why I make extra efforts to keep my appointments--I figure a cancellation on my end is my fault. But if the doctor has to cancel for any reason (and there are lots of good reasons that he might have to cancel), then the scheduling team kicks you to the back of the line, more than a year from the date on which they cancel your appointment. This happened to me recently, and caused me to miss the annual wellness screening I had scheduled for January 2026. The first available make-up appointment was November 2026. Dr. Walsh is a great doctor and totally worth the wait, and since I have only minor medical issues that I can monitor on my own I'm just going to use blood tests at CVS in the interim. And again, this is a criticism of the admin team and not Dr. Walsh.

Just had my first physical with Dr. Walsh and the experience was phenomenal. Everyone including the…read morescheduler, front desk, checkout, and medical assistant were incredibly pleasant and professional. His examination was very thorough and precise. He picked up on things that only specialists had picked up on previously. He went the extra mile to counsel me on things most internists wouldn't. Highly recommend him and his staff!