I really liked how it's easy to get an appointment here. The front desk staff is very nice and…read morefriendly. However, during my last appointment I was charged an extra $200 for a "diagnostic" code during a routine physical when I mentioned another small health related issue. I'm aware this is a common practice among many medical providers and I'd be less annoyed had I received any actual medical advice about what I mentioned, which in this case I did not. I won't be returning here or to the doctor I saw.

Very professional staff before, during, and after surgery. I was out at ease every step of the way.read more

I and my wife have been going to this office the last 3 years. my primary doctor dr seem take a…read moretime to explain things and have done a lot of research into how diet can prevent diseases as well as support well-being. This practice place is always about the patient health and the future of patient living standard. I find dr seem so knowledgeable in medicine and also is truly interested in you as a person. He listens to me and works together in solving any issue or problem. highly recommended Thank you doctor

Dr. Seem, my physician, is very conscientious, caring and personable doctor. My experience with the…read moreoffice is nothing short of receiving the best of care when I need it most. I would highly recommend patients to join the practice as both Dr. Seem and Dr. Kalra, are attentive, they explain every detail of your treatment and answer all your questions and never sacrifice your time.

How do you find a great doctor? Well, for me, Dr. Sadikman was recommended by a hospital doctor…read morewhen I was recovering from pneumonia. I asked the hospital doctor, "Who would you recommend for your own family? Your mom or sister?" And, he replied Dr. Jesse Sadikman. I went to see Dr. Sadikman and that was the start of a wonderful patient-doctor relationship. Dr. Sadikman is my GP or general physician. He is absolutely the kindest, most caring doctor, and such an excellent doctor. He won't give up in finding what is wrong with you, if you are sick. He listens to you and is very thorough in checking for what is making you ill. He will recommend a specialist, if you need one. The office just moved and they are in Bethesda now off of Rockledge Drive. His nurses Lilly and Taryn are the nicest medical professionals you could happen to meet. They are so receptive to your needs. Dr. Sadikman is a concierge practice. So, you pay a yearly fee. The nice thing about that is you can get in to see him, when you need to. I highly recommend Dr. Sadikman.

Dr. Jesse Sadikman is a phenomenal doctor. Very professional, kind and knowledgeable. He's been my…read moreprimary care physician for 3 years now, and what impresses me most is that if he comes across a question or issue, he actually takes the time to research it and educates me about pros and cons of medical decisions. Case in point, I had a question about a vaccination prior to international travel. Yes, CDC lists this vaccine and advises to take it, but Dr. Sadikman went much further, asking me about specific conditions I am likely to encounter, time of the year I will travel etc. before making his recommendation. That was most thoughtful. Dr. Sadikman is so much more than other docs who just want to write you a prescriptions. I feel very fortunate to have found his practice. He is complemented by overall excellent staff, working seamlessly with dr. Sadikman, the whole team delivers top-shelf care. Highly recommended.

A previous doctor told me i needed to get my gall bladder removed. 2 years later i visited Dr…read more Kravitz. He advised me that unless i was in frequent pain there was no reason to undergo surgery. Well, i appreciate his honest and candid nature. I trust this man. Thank you Dr. Kravitz.

I had a great experience with Dr. Kravitz when I visited in April of 2024. So I actually flew in…read morefrom Florida because the all in cost was literally half what it would cost me to have it done locally. I had already been diagnosed with a left inguinal hernia before making the trip and I flew in the night before surgery. I came in the next morning and Dr. Kravitz explained in detail the procedure and answered all of the questions that I had. I was a little concerned about this being an open surgery vs laparoscopic based on things that I had read about the recovery being longer but when he explained that it was actually better it put my mind at ease. I was already committed to doing it anyways but it was reassuring to hear. Because of the fact that I was doing the operation on the same day of the consultation it was actually Dr. Lawrence Starin who did the operation a few hours after my meeting with Dr. Kravitz. I knew this going in and I had no issues with it because he had great reviews as well. Everything with the pre-surgery routine was seamless and I got to speak with Dr. Starin for a few minutes before I was put under for surgery. He was very friendly and open to talk with and I knew I would be in great hands under his care. When I woke up I was feeling pretty good and didn't have any pain at all because of the meds that I was on. It wasn't until that night when the pain killers wore off that I started to feel some real pain and it definitely wasn't fun but I would say it was manageable for most people. I ended up flying home early the next morning about 14 hours after surgery. I was a little nervous about this because I had been told that flying so quickly after surgery is a bad idea but it ended up being fine. I even drove home from the airport which was about an hour from my house and I managed to do it without much issue. I wouldn't necessarily recommend going this route but if you have a tight schedule to make everything work I'd say go for it if it helps you save thousands of dollars like I did. As for my overall recovery I'm extremely pleased with how everything went. There was some pain and numbness in the weeks following but I did my best to take it easy to make sure my recovery went smoothly. Because I was long distance traveling and in and out very quickly I didn't have the opportunity to have any kind of post surgery check up but Dr. Kravitz did call me a week after surgery to check up on me which I appreciated. As of writing this it's been about 4 months and I've been completely back to normal for probably about 2 months. Overall everything went about as well as I could have hoped and I highly recommend both Dr. Alan Kravitz and Dr. Lawrence Starin to anybody who is on the fence. Wendee, their assistant, was also very helpful in setting everything up and answering my questions.

Extremely cold and condescending. Dr. Win made no efforts to make me feel comfortable. She…read morerepeatedly asked if I was stable when I told her I had anxiety, even though I had already filled out a patient survey about mental health (which she clearly did not look at). She asked me what my name was in the middle of the appointment. Despite having scheduled a physical exam, she automatically assumed I would not want to have my breasts examined. The staff are equally cold and apathetic to patient concerns. I had a horrible experience.

I normally don't review, but I feel like I have to review this time . This office is horrible so as…read morethe doctor, very bad. Unprofessional, dr will not let you speak your words, it is like she only likes pt to listen to what she thinks. She can't treat at all. I want to give this comment so whoever will read this please be aware! Go to other better dr but not this one.

I've been going to see doctor Gupta for over 20 years now and he's generally a great doctor. I…read morethink no one is perfect and the outcome you're sometimes looking for isn't going to be the one he prescribes but I believe that happens with any doctor. I'm not dismissing other people's experience with him, rather saying that I've been a long time patient and still choose to be one. He's always happy to see me and tries his best to listen to my concerns when I come in.

I first went to Dr Gupta 4 years ago with a concern about my knee. He was generally unhelpful,…read moretelling me that I probably had no cause for concern but still referred me to a specialist that ended up being unhelpful as well. Fast forward to present day - I went to go visit him with another concern. After spending most of my visit talking about his own personal life and telling me that I looked to be in great shape (weird), he told me that I probably had no cause for concern (despite my discomfort and issues I was having with my body health) and just told me to go get blood and urine work done. I listened and did just that. The results came back pretty clean so I thought there was no cause for concern. 3 weeks later, my symptoms worsened so I called him on a Saturday to ask if there was any medicine I could take or if he could possibly prescribe me antibiotics to help me with an infection. He was very curt, blunt and rude over the phone telling me that I wasn't listening to him and if I wanted his opinion to just take it. He told me to go to urgent care so they could tell me what was wrong. Oh not to mention that he made sarcastic/snide remarks about asking me if I had multiple sexual partners without any sensitivity toward my situation. He was more interested in sounding sarcastic and lackadaisical than concerned. I wonder if he treats all his patients and even his own kids this way. If a Primary Care Physician can't even prescribe antibiotics, ever tell me what's wrong with my body and will lack any and all empathy when addressing me health concerns, what good is he? Seems like Dr. Gupta would be better suited to just being a guidance counselor since all he's interested in is discussing what he did over the weekend instead of offering any helpful medical advice or solutions. Not sure if he's past his prime, but these days, Dr. Gupta, you need some empathy and patience when speaking with folks. It's called being kind. If you're going to be rude because I "need to listen what I'm telling you to do and just take my opinion you called me for" when I'm clearly concerned and in pain, then you clearly have other issues. Never going back to this "doctor". Read the other poor reviews he has. It checks out. Seems like it's time for him to check out and hit the retirement stride.

Brenda Mitchell is a great doctor. She is very knowledgeable, patient, and truly listens to her…read morepatients. My only complaint is that it takes a long time to receive lab results. I had to call and leave several voicemails requesting my results. Other than that, she provides excellent care during wellness visits.

Dr. Mitchell treated me for several years out of an Alexandria, VA location... until she ghosted me…read moreand my spouse many years ago (pre-pandemic). Until that time she was thorough and professional. But she mostly worked on her own without staff so scheduling was challenging even before she ghosted us. It was surprising. We got along well. Or so I thought. Never had issues with billing. So 5 stars for the care she did give but 1 star for the sheer lack of professionalism and communication at the end for an overall score of 3. Found another doctor that I love and has the support of Georgetown Hospital behind her so I'm getting even better all around care. It was good while it lasted. I wish her well.

I had an appointment with Dr Hoang on Monday 3/30/15. She listened while I explained what I…read moreneeded. I had been putting off having my back and arm checked out which I injured a month ago, and needed a referral faxed to my insurance as well. She talked everything out with me, gave me prescriptions that have helped, printed off care instructions, and took care of faxing the referral for my insurance the same day. I think I have found a new primary care physician.

Extremely dirty offices. Watch your billing statements because they'll try to bill you for services…read morenot provided. Will certainly not be returning.

I regret terribly changing my review from one star to two. My primary is leaving his practice for a…read moreconcierge practice. Aetna called multiple providers. They called these guys and I had to buy a membership. If that is not the case, why are the salespeople communicating that to Aetna. Why do I have to buy a membership if they're in network? This is an attempt to gouge patients. This is what the ACA did. Doctors no longer own their own practices. Now Amazon owns a healthcare practice. They should not be in network if they're going to try and charge a membership fee.

Great experience. Everyone here was super nice and I loved the no-wait time. There were also…read moremultiple bathrooms that were for one person at a time (which is great if you need privacy), and the bathrooms were fully stocked with any miscellaneous needs (e.g., if you need tissues). I came here for an ear evaluation and while the examination was smidge too quick, all my questions were answered.

Dr. Reddy is by far one of the BEST doctors in the Washington DC area. His entire practice is a…read morerole model for how all doctors should work. I've been a patient of Dr. Reddy going back to about 1998 when Dr. Reddy took over a practice from a retiring doctor. I was 29 years old. Starting with our first few appointments, Dr. Reddy spent so much time to understand my current and past health, I was almost concerned I was his only patient. Of course I was not his only patient, that's just how Dr. Reddy works, and he works hard long hours. I'm a complex patient with a variety of health issues requiring many different specialists who have performed countless surgeries. Dr. Reddy has been indispensable with his specialist recommendations. Dr. Reddy talks to the other specialists involved in my care, so they all work together to develop a cohesive plan for my health care and to ensure no risks aren't understood and mitigated where possible. Fast forward to 2026 and now I'm 56 years old and in better health now than back in 1998. He has always given me honest to the point advice on how to improve my health and encouraged me as much as any professional can. He helped me set and meet goals. He also holds me to the fire when I could be making better choices. Dr. Reddy communication style is friendly and warm, inquisitive and compassionate. He seems to be always learning and keeping his medical skills fresh with the latest and greatest medical advancements, even 27 years later. Thankfully for his own life -and family, he has recently become a concierge Doctor which for me is even better! No matter what, with Dr. Reddy, every patient is important, the details matter, patient comfort and trust matters. These goals require a doctor who has a true heart wanting to help others, who is willing to spend extra time with his patients rather than build a super sized practice with way too many patients where care falls short and you are just a medical file. The front office staff and the other medical assistants, phlebotomist are always friendly. The office will always work with the patient to schedule an appointment that works with the patients schedule. I can often be seen the same day, sometimes within an hour! The wait isn't bad if any at all and the office is comfortable and tidy. Thank you to entire team and of course a super BIG thank you to Dr. Reddy!! Highly recommended!

He is very kind, compassionate, and very responsive. I have been going to him for several years. He…read moreis now concierge and I knew he would be worth it based on the way he always practiced before going concierge. His phlebotomist is fabulous. Once Dr Reddy took my blood because the phlebotomist was not there. He was darn good at it!! He also works very closely with my rheumatologist, which is very important to me.