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Fairfax Colon & Rectal Surgery, PC

3.3(11 reviews)
19.9 mi

They make it impossible to schedule an appointment let alone to speak to someone live. Their…read morerecording system is completely broken. They take your personal information and no one answers. How's this help for a patients that needs to see or rely on a DR. Go somewhere else.

I hate to have to give this place a less than 5 rating, but it is warranted due to their front desk…read morestaff. I want to start off by saying that the doctors, physician assistants, surgical coordinators, nurses and surgical team are great. They are kind, efficient and great to deal with. The problem for me is 100% the front desk staff. I had two visits that required me to deal with the people at the front desk. On my 1st visit, I greeted the front desk staff with an enthusiastic "Good Morning". There were two young ladies at the front & neither said good morning back. Initially, I thought they were just an unhappy bunch. It was a Monday and maybe they were just having a bad morning. However, I noticed that they DID respond to other people saying "Good Morning" to them with a caveat; after observing them for a bit, I realized their behavior was RACIALLY motivated & they were responding to the WHITE people differently than people of color! I couldn't believe it initially, and told myself I must be wrong. Surely these people can't be actually responding DIFFERENTLY to people based on the color of their skin! My second visit, however, confirmed this for me. The second time, there was only one woman at the front desk, but she was also one of the women who was there the first time I came in. I should note that it was very early in the morning and I was the second patient in the office. I greeted her warmly with a "Good Morning". She looked me dead in my face and said nothing. I said it again. Again she said nothing, but continued to look at me. At that point, I asked her why she didn't say good morning. AGAIN, she didn't answer. She just stood there looking at me! We LITERALLY stood there looking at each other until I asked her if she was going to answer me. As she looked at me, she coldly said "Name?". I told her my name. She looked through a stack of papers and pulled out my paperwork and said I needed to pay a certain amount. The amount was higher than I expected because it included my deductible. When I asked her to look into that because I had already prepaid my deductible on my very first visit, she had a visible attitude and told me she had already checked and the amount was right. She then proceeded to tell me some nonsense about the visit deductible not being the same as the deductible for my procedure. I calmly explained that I overpaid on my first visit intentionally because I knew I would have to pay my deductible and I told her the exact amount I paid, which she recognized to be higher than my copay for the office visit. She rolled her eyes and told me she would need to talk to billing. She got up and went into another room and after about 3 minutes, she walked back out with the amount changed on another piece of paper and handed it to me. She didn't say a word. I handed her my card & she processed the payment. She wasn't nice or courteous at all! When she handed me back the card, I just sat down and waited to be seen. She didn't tell me what would happen next! I waited for a bit and my appointment time came and went. I saw people who came after me get called back. I knew they could be seeing other doctors, but I hadn't been given any information. I didn't even want to speak to her again after her initial attitude, but I walked up to politely ask her if she knew when I would be seen. She said there were multiple people ahead of me. I was confused by that because I was the second person in the office that day, but I didn't want to ask her anything else because her manner was so brusque, so I emailed my surgical coordinator to tell her I was out front and ask her when I was going to be seen. She came out from the back and told me. As I sat in the front waiting to go back, I watched this woman be nice to others and I realized that what I had experienced initially was totally correct. She was nice as pie to the white people and ONLY short with people who were not white! WOW! In 2022, she was the face of medical, front desk discrimination! It is unfortunate because once you get around the front desk, EVERYONE else was spectacular! Even though everyone else was so great, I can't, in good conscience, rate the practice higher because who knows what a racist person will do to your medical records or your medical billing! They may intentionally screw up to cause you problems or they might intentionally tell you something wrong. They could also do nothing more than mistreat you when you come in. You just don't know! Why should anyone have to deal with that type of mistreatment? I treat everyone with kindness and love and I just couldn't imagine treating someone poorly based on the color of their skin! I guess everyone doesn't think the same way I do. I hope the practice changes their front desk staff because front desk people should be warm & welcoming to EVERYONE who walks in the door irrespective of the color of the patient's skin! Always treat people how YOU want to be treated!

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4.3(4 reviews)
26.1 mi•Beauregard

I have had hemorrhoids for 2-3 years. I felt very painful and miserable. It was annoying and…read moreinterfered with my life until I saw Dr. Kimberly Matzie. At first, I was very afraid of surgery, but the doctor encouraged me until I was not afraid and let her do the surgery. The doctor is very good with comforting patients. I laughed until I forgot the pain. And the doctor worked quickly and skillfully. The doctor finished the surgery while I was still laughing. The doctor is kind. I felt very safe and would recommend anyone who has hemorrhoids. Dr. Kimberly Matzie can help you. Thongchai Chitmaivong

First, I will say I am happy with their service and operations. However, the instructions that…read moreFCRS provides for colonoscopy prep are extreme compared to respected medical sources and sites -- sites such as Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, MedlinePlus.com, gastrointestinal medical associations, and more. For example, they want you to stop all consumption 6 hours before just arrival at their office, which is at least 1 hour before anesthesia and surgery. This is opposed to the advice of the American Society of Anesthesiologists. According to their current guidelines, most healthy patients should stop drinking liquids, including clear liquids, around two hours before their scheduled anesthesia time. Therefore, I conclude that their instructions are more suited for the comfort and convenience of their doctors and personel, as opposed to your own comfort and well-being while prepping. So I would advise patients to seek other sources for prep instructions and make your own decision in your best interests.

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5.0(6 reviews)
20.5 mi

If you are in search for a right colon & rectal surgery specialist for your upcoming surgery, stop…read morehere! Dr. Kimberly Matzie is a highly qualified professional with many years of experience who will make you smile the day after the surgery and especially a couple of weeks later. In December 2025, I had a surgery led by Dr. Matzie in tandem with the highly regarded urologist Dr. Welgoss on fixing the rectocele, a condition I did not address for several years. Dr. Matzie was performing the robotic mesh rectopexy surgery using the highest technological tools. This surgical technology is known to have a higher precision and a higher success rate. And sure enough! Minimal pain after the day of surgery and no pain for the following weeks of recovery. I was amazed how fast I was recovering. Being advised that the tiredness could last for two weeks, I did not feel tired after several days of recovery. My body accommodated pretty fast to a new normal and I finally obtained the years awaited comfort. My endless gratitude to Dr. Matzie and Dr. Welgoss! Amazing professionals! It is worth mentioning that both Dr. Matzie and Dr. Welgoss are very friendly, responsive to any details, and very clear with explanations of what to await. Olga C.

Dr Matzie was great and really helped me. She took time and explained everything to me. I would…read moredefinitely recommend her.

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