I cannot recommend Dr. Gajer in her team enough! They take the time to really get to know their…read moreclients, running full panels and testing to get a true base line before prescribing any medications. This is really important because a lot of doctors right now are just doling out GLP ones as a money grab. But not Dr Gajer and her team. They assist clients with weight loss in a healthy sustainable way, educating and guiding clients with regular check-in in office. I came here for peptides, not really knowing what I needed, and after extensive testing I learned I was low in testosterone, and then we layered on peptides for optimization of my health, anti-aging , and workout recovery. After one month, I have more energy, a tighter stomach, and quicker workout recovery. I send everyone I know here!

Fast scheduling for consults and apts. best prices. Exactly what I was hoping for in terms of…read moremaking a plan and care. Mike (Director) and Dr Gajer are epic. No brainer

Dr. Posner is in a class by himself. If you are old enough to remember tv shows with local small…read moretown physicians who knew their clients on a first name basis, then you'd understand Dr. Posner's practice. He is in all ways a professional, and a forward thinking one at that. Excellent bedside manner, personality, and a depth of knowledge to draw upon which breeds well founded confidence amongst his patients. If you are looking for a personal physician, or help with weight loss, you should contact his office. You'll be glad you did.

From the owner: An internal medicine doctor, also called an internist, has extensive training in preventing,…read morediagnosing, and treating diseases. Dr. Posner went a step further after becoming an internist. He went through rigorous continuing education to earn his diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine certification, which is only awarded to internal medicine physicians who continue their education and training while in practice. Generally when you're under the care of an internist, you won't need to see any other types of doctors for routine care. Internal medicine physicians, like Dr. Posner, are highly trained at diagnosing even the most complex of health issues. During your visit, he will gather information about your health, and family medical history and discuss any symptoms you're having, or concerned about. It's typical to order some basic lab work, especially if you're just getting set up as a new patient. He might order additional tests if further clarification with any diagnosis is needed. Once he diagnoses medical issues, if any at all, he'll be the one treating you. Or if you have a chronic health condition, like diabetes or high cholesterol, he will teach you how to manage it and prescribe any medications you need. Your primary care physician is an essential partner in your efforts to stay healthy. Even if you never get sick, you still need to see your PCP once a year, just to have screenings done for chronic conditions that may not show any signs.

Lindsey Killick-said I hadn't done blood in 2 years, was done 4 months prior-2 times in 2 sep…read more hosp. could request records-but insisted hadn't had done- using meds against me, refusing to refill till I had blood work done. I emailed her that day to ask for blood work orders to do again, instead refused to prescribe my med refills till blood was done, very irrational- unethical- unprofessional- and against the Oath that taken doctor to not harm patients- 2 months without my medications and continues to blacklist me with all P. Care doctors, not one will accept as patient. been through 3 P. Care doctors already- they gaslight me, refuse to fill my meds, once blacklisting is taken away, cancels it, saying It was a mistake. This will remove when that is done Till then, I will continue to harm like it has harmed me with no reason -sending 2 certified letters, Unprofessional, unethical

Terrible is what I say. Doctors don't know what they are doing and billing doesn't know how to use…read moreinsurance, they actually think the patient should do their work for them. Is there another doctor's office around Burke, because we need a change from this lack of responsibility. Don't go to them they don't know what they are doing.

Front desk is incompetent and rude. Unable to refill prescriptions without multiple phone calls…read more They will try to tell you that you haven't called 3 times in the past two weeks just to get a refill renewed. This is every month.

Stay away! I went in for an annual physical and they tricked me into having an EKG which was not…read morepart of the physical. They did that so they could bill me $300 for the office visit and another $100 for the EKG. I will NOT be going back. Enjoy your one time $ guys.

Dr. Enelow has been my doctor for years and he is wonderful. Very easy to talk to. Dr…read more Henochowicz is his partner and also very good. Sarah is their physician's assistant; she will most likely be the one seeing you if you call for a sick appt. All are very popular, schedule appointments well in advance if you need to. The one area keeping them from getting a 5 is the scheduling. The receptionist is not all that friendly and the wait (both to get an appt and once you are there) is a bit too long. But the care you get is worth putting up with that. Updated May 2009 - They have replaced that receptionist with one far more friendly and I noticed the waiting room is running far more efficiently on my last visit. I'd give them a 4 1/2 now. My only complaint - they are a little too stingy with the antibiotics.

I have been seeing Dr. Enelow for almost 20 years, before he went into partnership with Dr…read more Henochowicz. Unlike many of the specialists I see, I have never been angry with Dr. Enelow. If he (or Dr. H.) doesn't prescribe antibiotics, there is always a detailed explanation. So far, they have not been wrong in that department. Too many doctors prescribe antibiotics too easily. Dr. Enelow takes good care of my husband's diabetes and my autoimmune buffet of ailments. He is easy to talk to. He also keeps up with all the latest developments. All my adult children have chosen Dr. Enelow as their family doctor, so that has to tell you how we feel about him. If he's not Marcus Welby (no house calls), he is the closest thing you can find today. Dr. Enelow, who used to teach at Georgetown University Hospital, keeps a close relationship with that medical school. It is common to find medical students in the office, and one of them may take your history and give a prelimminary exam. I enjoy the interaction with these young not-quite doctors. Drs. Enelow and Henochowicz always redo whatever the students have done, so no harm is done. I have never seen Sarah, but Dr. H. treated me for a rare allergy and changed my life. The allergy no longer keeps me from doing the things normal people do. I only wish I had gone to him earlier. Only four stars because the office is not run as efficiently as it might be. The constant change of staff and nursing assistants is disconcerting, but probably not the doctors' fault. That's just the way it is today: people move around in jobs. Also, they do not accept Medicare payment--I have to pay and be reimbursed. I understand why, but it's annoying. All in all, you can't find a better doctor in this area. I saw five before settling on Dr. Enelow.

Dr. Bonomo continues to take excellent care of my entire family. My mother is especially grateful…read morefor his care. He was able to do what none of her four children could -- convince her of the seriousness and urgency of her condition that she had been basically ignoring for years while death knocked at her door. Dr. Bonomo connected us to other Inova physicians and surgeons, yet continued to follow up with her progress even after others had taken over the case. She is the self-appointed president of his fan club. I am pleased to report it has gotten easier to get follow up appointments. (I love the MyChart patient portal system but that's not the way to go for scheduling; you are better off calling the office directly.) The Fairfax building is gorgeous and a delight to visit. I also recommend the Ballston office. You can literally park on the curb outside the door and be in the office 30 seconds later. Ballston doesn't have the advantage of having a whole complex (lab, cafeteria, adorable gift shop, access to other docs) right there, but for a basic visit it's so convenient.

Great doctor! Did not rush me, and took all the time to explain my test results in details.read more

Dr, Gabra and her practicing husband can be good doctors when THEY choose to be good. However, she…read morecan be very greedy, wants $$$ ($60 or more) out of you if she spends over a minute talking with you in her office--more than a taxicab driver's clock. Staff makes frequent mistakes in filling presciption orders to pharmacies--pharmacies have had to call back over and over again to correct staff mistakes. As a patient, you have to be tougher than she and win her over, to get good medical outcomes. I've ben going to her for over eight years and this is my conclusion.

Dr. Barbano is the best! He ordered blood work (among other tests) for me on Thursday and for some…read morereason, I could not get it done! My first visit at Inova Healthplex, they messed up the order and the following day I went to another Inova location and the specimen got lost. Today is Saturday and Dr. Barbano's office is closed but he called me personally to make sure I am feeling okay. Dr. Barbano is the exact opposite of my previous doctor. Five years ago, I was diagnosed with pneumonia after chest xray but never heard back from that doctor despite repeated follow up. It was probably a blessing in disguise because that prompted me to look for another PCP and found Dr. Barbano. I am so grateful to Dr. Barbano for his dedication to his patients. He has excellent bedside manner as well! Would not hesitate to recommend him to friends and family because he will take great care of his patients!!!

We just moved back to Fairfax and my husband was looking for a doctor close to hour new home. We…read morelooked at the reviews and Dr. Barbano look like a good choice. My husband is in IT and the first he noticed when he entered the office, was that there was no automation in the doctors office. No computers, everything was done with pen and paper. This was his first visit and they did not have him fill out a questionnaire about his medical history nor his family history and the doctor did not ask about it either. Second my husband had made a list of issues he wanted to discuss with the doctor and the doctor barely looked at the list. Dr. Barbano was very condescending and did not even look at one of my husbands main issues, pain in his foot due to gout, even though it was the first issue on the list. I understand that when people come to the office with a list of issues, one might not be able to go over them all but that is when the doctor should tell the patient to schedule another appointment to go over the other issues. It did not seem like Dr. Barbano had any interests in seeing my husband again. My husband felt very much like just another number and that the doctor did not really care. It was like the doctor wanted to find the negative in everything. Needless to say, he is not going back there.