I've been going to Dr. Kacedan since 2002. That is not a typo…read more He's great, patient and very professional.

About a 1-1.5: Dr. Kacedan is super popular, and it really shows in terms of trying to make a…read morefollow-up or routine appointments; most of the time, he's unavailable, and the office tries to pass you off onto a PA, which is a huge no-no in my book. Sorry, not sorry, but I'm here to see a doctor, not an assistant. +patients are passed off to PA +follow-up/routine appointments are difficult to make as an established patient

Called the office to see about an appointment. Got a very rude receptionist who (1) was very slow…read moreto get that I was a new patient AKA only half listening to me & (2) snickered when she told me Dr. Bannon had no availability until February. I don't see what's funny in a pregnant woman not able to get care. I don't think an OBGYN receptionist should either.

It has taken me far too long to leave a review for Dr. Bannon. As many of the other reviews also…read morestate, she is simply the absolute best. I was referred to her almost halfway through my twin pregnancy and am beyond thankful that I landed in her care. She is compassionate, extremely knowledgeable, and goes above and beyond. I had some issues pop up at the end of my pregnancy and was very nervous about delivery- she made me feel calm and ensured she was the one who was there to deliver them despite having personal family plans, which I cannot thank her enough for. Our delivery went smoothly and although I live a bit away from their office, will continue to see her for routine visits.

Yelp needs to be updated because WPNV hasn't had an office in Fairfax for a LONG time. They do,…read morehowever, have offices in Ashburn, Reston and a new one in Tysons. I have been a patient with them since 1995 and they delivered 2 of my children. I absolutely love Dr Ivey-Crowe. She's polite, professional and efficient and she takes the time to make sure that all of your questions are answered. I will admit that sometimes when I call to schedule an appointment, the office staff isn't always as "sweet" but the majority of them are amazing - as are the nurses.

From the very first day I met Dr. Fady Sharara, I felt warmly welcomed. He greeted me with a big…read moresmile, made me feel comfortable, and most importantly, made me feel heard. Fertility is not an easy topic to talk about, and going through fertility treatment can be emotionally challenging. From the beginning, he made me feel that I was in safe hands. I will never forget when he told me, "I'll do everything I can to help you become parents." Those words meant so much to me and gave me so much hope and happiness. Dr. Sharara is truly a master in his field, and I feel incredibly lucky that he was my first fertility doctor. I have heard from other people who started their fertility journey with different doctors and eventually changed doctors because they didn't feel comfortable with the way they were treated or didn't feel sufficiently supported. I am very grateful that I never had that experience. From the beginning, I felt respected, listened to, and cared for. Of course, medical knowledge and treatment are extremely important, but I personally believe that the human side matters just as much during a fertility journey. When you feel safe, supported, and confident in your doctor and your team, it can make such a difference emotionally. Constant worry and overthinking can make an already difficult journey even harder. Having a doctor who gives you hope and makes you feel that you are in good hands is priceless. Throughout my IVF journey, Dr. Sharara was always professional and supportive. He gave me recommendations about lifestyle, supplements, and different ways to improve my chances. We went through our first IVF cycle, and because I had diminished ovarian reserve, my body did not produce many eggs. In the end, we were able to have one frozen embryo. We later talked about a second cycle, and Dr. Sharara adjusted my medications and treatment approach to give me better chances. But then something truly amazing happened--I became pregnant naturally! When I shared the news with Dr. Sharara, I could see how genuinely happy he was for me. His nurses and staff were also incredibly happy and supportive. They made me feel like I was not just another patient, but part of a family. What I remember most about my experience is not only the medications, supplements, or medical treatment. It is the kindness, reassurance, and emotional support I received from Dr. Sharara and his entire team. During fertility treatment, those things matter tremendously. I will always be grateful for the way Dr. Sharara treated me and for the hope and confidence he gave me throughout my journey. I feel very lucky that he was the doctor who guided me through the beginning of this journey. I highly recommend meeting Dr. Sharara if you are going through fertility treatment. His medical expertise is exceptional, but what makes the experience truly special is the way he treats his patients--with kindness, compassion, and genuine care.

We went to Dr. Sharara after having multiple failures with a different clinic. Not only did he…read moretreat us with absolute care and compassion, but he was extremely thorough in exploring the causes of our infertility and treating the underlying conditions that could be impacting us. I am so grateful to Dr. Sharara. He was very honest and straightforward with us, and I really appreciated that. Our other clinic told us we had unexplained infertility, but Dr. Sharara actually did the investigative work to see what was going on. Through changes in lifestyle and medication, we were able to get five embryos! I cannot tell you how happy I am to have a chance at another pregnancy due to Dr. Sharara's diligence and care.

It's been over 15 years since I first started seeing Dr. Misuk Kim, but I've never had an…read moreexperience like this before, and I honestly don't know how to process it. Three years ago, Dr. Kim personally performed a Pap smear test, but the test couldn't be processed because there wasn't enough cell collection. I returned today -- three years later -- for a follow-up. As always, I arrived 20 minutes early and was waiting in the reception area. When Dr. Kim came out, I greeted her, but she looked noticeably displeased and asked why I was there. I explained that I had an appointment and was waiting. From that moment, she began reprimanding me for arriving too early, saying she was in the middle of seeing another patient and that having the next patient waiting in the reception area was something she hated the most. She then told me to go outside and wait until she called me by phone. I had never heard anything like that before. There was no notice anywhere stating that patients are not allowed to wait in the reception area if another patient is being seen. She had never mentioned such a policy in advance either. And, of course, I was simply doing what I have always done -- arriving 20 minutes early and waiting quietly. My husband was with me, and we both felt awkward and almost as if we had been kicked out. I don't know when this policy started, but she justified it by saying it was to protect the privacy of the patient she was currently seeing. I have never encountered anything like this at any other doctor's office. And this particular office is not even an open space where privacy would be at risk. For me, this was an altogether unprecedented and profoundly disconcerting experience. If such a protocol is indeed her preference, then surely the appropriate course would be to communicate these expectations clearly and courteously before the appointment -- rather than delivering reprimands that leave patients feeling unwelcome and diminished. A medical environment should be a place of comfort and care, not one where patients are made to feel as though they have transgressed. Regardless of whatever personal or professional pressures she may be facing, her manner toward patients remains unacceptable. If she finds herself unable to approach her practice with the attentiveness and compassion it requires, perhaps it would be wise to step back temporarily -- or to consider whether this work still aligns with her capacity to serve patients with dignity. I had gone to my appointment expecting a calm and comfortable visit, but instead I was met with an upsetting and embarrassing situation I had never anticipated.

Dr. Kim really knows medicine. She offers great care and is passionate about health. Thanks to her…read moreI was able to find some few issues that I can try to control. Ever since seeing her and taking steps, I was able to concieve! I recommend Dr. Kim if seeking an obgyn

I absolutely love them! I am 25 weeks pregnant and was referred to them by my friend who was in…read moretheir care throughout her pregnancy. So far I have dealt with a few of the doctors (Natalie Moore being our absolute favorite, LOVE HER)- but every single visit has been great, quick, and I leave with my nerves at ease. The receptionist and nurse are very helpful, kind, friendly, and reassuring. Making appointments is easy and they are very flexible. Other Pros- - Affiliated with Fairfax Inova - Free Garage parking - Online portal easy to navigate - Transparent with cost of testing/billing

This place is the absolute worst…read more The front desk has no regards to HIPAA or patient confidentiality - how is this place still in business?! I had heard great things of CWC, so I decided to give them a try. I'm upset that I ever gave them a chance. I have never had such a difficult time getting in contact with the doc (Tran) - no follow-ups, no callbacks to multiple messages, no sharing of results that were weeks and weeks overdue; and, all this due to an improper administration of tests - how is that even possible? And, to top it off, have you ever heard of a front desk receptionist giving patients some vague results of a test?! Seriously?! The receptionists have complete disregard to your privacy, your time, and dismisses you and all of your concerns. Did I mention that they laugh at you, too? Yes, you read that correctly. They are awful. Avoid CWC at all costs. +HIPAA/patient confidentiality not respected +no communication with docs +worst front desk, ever

I have been with this practice for 10 years. I have seen both Dr. Hall but my primary OBGYN is Dr…read more Hersh. If you are looking for a doctor who is caring, concerning and relevant. I say relevant because yearly when I have an appointment with Dr. Hersh she is telling me the latest in women's medical history research. She takes pride in staying on top of the changes that effect me. She does not rush appointments. I had a question for her this past visit and she took the time to go over every aspect of my concern. I am fortunate I am able to get that type of personal, unhurried genuine care. I know several people who have had Dr. Hersh for surgical procedures and they all love her. She is just committed to her practice and to her patients.

Do not see her for any reason. I had decades of visits. She lied by omission, not explaining…read morerevised ACOG guidelines in 2016 and gives high risk HPV tests to women with no risk and keeps you coming for annual visits even though ACOG now says you can go 3-5 years if you have 30 years of no problem. She is zero help with menopause. She claimed to prevent osteoporosis with a FemHeart and then mocked me by bending over like a 90-year-old to walk out when I had it by late 50s and sent me down the hall to her doc friend who practiced his golf swing in my appointment for drug infusions. She knows nothing about weight lifting exercises that prevent it. An acquaintance won a lawsuit for punctured uterus and intestine about which she lied to the ER that she caused which misled their care.

My first experience with Capital Women's Care and Dr. Couret was quite good. The staff was…read moreefficient, friendly, and helpful. I really dislike doctor's appointments, and you can multiply that by 10 when we're talking gyno visits--I'm a big wimp! But, Dr. Couret and the staff were really respectful and considerate, and they made me feel comfortable the whole time. I appreciated their down to earth demeanor while still being very professional.

I am a patient of Dr Elkas who I have no problem with, my surgery went well but I developed an…read moreinfection 5 wks later. I tried to call the office to see if I could be seen or at least send a message to him. Both times I was sent to a triage nurse line, ofc went to VM. I left my information, even let them know I am a Dr and never heard back. Thankfully my gynecologist was able to see me the next day, confirmed I had an infection and started me on antibiotics. To this day, his office never called. Dr Elkas - fantastic! CWC staff- terrible

TEN STARS! Dr. Hammoud is incredibly compassionate, attentive, and thorough. She truly listened to…read moreme and took my concerns seriously. I'm young but experiencing perimenopausal symptoms that have made me feel unlike myself. Even though all my labs and tests came back normal, she didn't dismiss or gaslight me by saying it's "just part of getting older." Instead, she validated my experience, explained what could be happening, and offered several options to help manage my symptoms. It's clear why she was recognized as one of the Top 100 Doctors for 2024. If you're looking for a caring, insightful gynecologist who genuinely listens and treats you as a whole person--not just a lab result--Dr. Hammoud is the one to see!! She's wonderful!

Do you want to be nickel & dimed by a physician? If so, Elite Gyn is for you! When I first…read morescheduled my appt in January, they tried to make me pay some ridiculous "deposit" (around $100). I refused bc I have PPO insurance that covers my annual appts. I only went to this practice one time to see Sarah Coleman and thankfully she has since left this incompetent practice! So then 3.5 months later, they charged me another $25 as a fee for digitally sending my records for Sarah Coleman from the one appt -- the same records that are on my Privia profile that I could have sent myself. They clearly need to charge these bogus fees to make up for the overhead they're losing since patients are fleeing this clown practice.