Great physician. Appointments are easy to make. She listens and gives appropriate outcomesread more

I like Dr. Keshav a lot but I've decided to find another doctor…read more It's like pulling teeth to get my meds reupped -- and no, these are not addictive-type meds. It adds enough stress to my life that it seems the opposite of healthy! I know doctors have to cover themselves for liability reasons but sheesh. Four stars because she's in many ways a good doctor. It would be 2 stars if I factored in dealing with the gentleman in reception. I feel worse, not better, after these interactions. I realized that is the opposite of how I want to feel, especially during stressful times in my life. It just adds one more layer of stress.

The waiting time in this location is horrible! They schedule many patients for the same time, and…read moreyou end up waiting an hour or two after the scheduled time! The staff does not know [professionalism and has no respect for the time of others. The service has changed over the years, and they have come to have a very incompetent staff!!

My current pcp is Dr Craig Washington who has not turned out to be a very good doctor. He is…read moredishonest has difficulty reading a diagnosis from a specialist and doesn't listen to his patients. I plan to switch pcp's.

I arrived for my 9am appointment with Julia Gabriel, NP a few minutes before the office officially…read moreopened. I called and texted the office number because I was having trouble finding it according to the google directions -- if you're at the New Deal Cafe, it's the brick building next door, and their entrance is the NORTH green door on the lower level of the building. Once I was inside, I was immediately prompted to check in at the kiosks in the waiting room. It was an easy process with iPads, and they captured images of my drivers license and insurance card. There was NO WAIT, and as soon as I was finished checking in, I was brought into a patient room by Julia herself. Since it was my first appointment there, I supplied my medical history, list of medications, etc, and she took all my vitals. The room was a nice size, with holographic privacy screens on the window that made pretty prisms from entering sunlight. It was all very clean. Julia was easy to talk to, and listened to me well. I didn't feel judged or pressured, and she answered all of the questions that I had. I'm glad that I found her!

I first saw Julia Gabriel about a year ago when my doctor's office (not anymore) did not respond to…read morea voicemail and online request. I was able to get an appointment as a new patient the same week. Everything was easy and NP Gabriel was easy to talk to and extremely thorough. I was able to have my bloodwork done there as well. I just went back, I was able to get a next day appointment after a visit to Patient First and am pleased to report the experience was great once again, I had a couple of different concerns and once again was listened to. I had also sent some reports thru email the day before and was happy that they were referenced so I can once again say fantastic and thorough service!

Agreed, Dr. Granite is very knowledgeable and whatever he doesn't know or is unsure of, he looks up…read moreright away. I find him friendly and down to earth. The office opens at 8am. Called at 8:10am and every 5mins after that until Around 9am when they picked up. I even dialed the emergency line extension a few times. They said they didn't know why they weren't picking up. When I finally reached the front desk, she was obviously frustrated and rushed me off before I could talk. Sadly, this isn't the 2nd or 3rd time this had happened. I like the Dr. And the lady who gives the flu shots but their front desk personnel has got to change before they begin losing their customers. I don't want my children going here and I wouldn't recommend this office to anyone. My husband and I are looking somewhere else.

I went to this Dr. on the fly because he took my insurance. I was pleasantly surprised. The office…read moreis a little shabby but do not let that fool you. The medical staff and service was excellent. They do require a $50.00 prepayment for copays which I found odd. They subtract your copay amount from your deposit until its gone. I will continue using Dr. Granite.

This is the Best Doctor and doctor's office I have had in a long time! Dr. Modest is very…read morecompassionate, listens very attentively, takes his time with every visit and never rushes you. He has OUTSTANDING bedside manner This place is a GEM tucked away, and GOD literally sent me here and I'm glad I was obedient! He is very knowledgeable in his field and has no problem pointing you in the right directions with referrals where he sees fit. If you are thinking about visiting his Greenbelt office, PLEASE THINK NO MORE! GO NOW! YOU WONT REGRET IT! My grown son switched to him as well, just from seeing how he treated me and was so nice and greeting to him whenever he took me to his office. I can tell you this. I realized how much I wasn't being taking care of properly once I came here, by him just checking my ears, sticking out my tongue, etc. Old school stuff, lol. After covid19 doctor's act like they don't even want to get near you it appears, smh. Ok enough rambling, but he's worth it. Call today and schedule you and appointment tell him Ms. B sent you.

As I state in all my negative reviews, I always try to find something positive when I visit a new…read moreplace, and I only give a 1-2 star rating when NOTHING positive happens. In this case, there was one positive thing - the cream the doctor prescribed for my rash made it disappear in a week, Ok, but everything else was HORRIBLE! I found this doctor's office through my insurance coverage website and called and made an appointment for the next week. We walked in on the day of the appointment about 10 minutes early and there was a small waiting area that screamed "No one has thought about me since 1992!" The restroom was dirty, and the magazines on the table were wrinkled, old, and gross. The chair I sat in smelled bad, so much so that I kept smelling my armpits to make sure it wasn't me. I filled out a form that looked like it had been made on a typewriter and handed it to the receptionist, who took it, didn't say a word for ten minutes, and then informed me that I my copay was $25. I took out my credit card and she informed me that they only took cash. Well, my appointment was at 3:30, I had gotten there 10 minutes early, and now I had been there about 25 minutes and now I had to wait even longer while I got cash. I finally was seen by the doctor around 4:00, an older gentleman probably in his 70s, and I was surprised when I could not understand his English very well. I constantly had to ask him to repeat himself and focus twice as hard when he said something the second time. He knew English well, but I just couldn't hear the words. I mentioned I was from California and he started telling me a story about someone, and while I nodded and smiled and hoped he would finish, a spot of drool started forming on his lower lip, and it got bigger and bigger and then it dripped down onto his chin and he still didn't notice and kept talking. All of a sudden he seemed to notice and he slurped and wiped his chin with his hand and kept right on talking. SO that kind of grossed me out, but then he asked me to come to his office. Woah. Again, it looked like no one had touched it since 1992. the cabinets were all cluttered with stacks of dusty papers, along with the oldest versions of a boombox, fax machine, and typewriter I have ever seen. He wrote me a prescription and then my wife and I left quickly, already decided that we wouldn't go back. Another note, it took a committee of FIVE Pharmacists at Target AND a quick interview with me about my medical condition before they decided what the doctor's scribbles meant. I don't really want to tell my pharmacists "Hey oh yeah I have a rash." C'mon. I kind of feel bad for this office because I don't want to keep them from getting customers, but at the same time, I doubt 'change our ways' is in their vocabulary. Stay away if you want good service and anything close to modern.

I switched to this doctor for the sake of convenience. The office is directly on the same street…read moreof my residence. When I walked into the office, it was as if I just exited a time machine. I thought I was back in the 1980's. Imagine a doctor's office during that era. Like then, there were no computers in sight, papers were stacked everywhere and a typewriter was in the back office. A TYPEWRITER! The doctor gave me two referrals. Here's the kicker, he gave it to me on a prescription pad which had to be double checked by his receptionist because in her words, "He gets it wrong sometimes." Needless to say, I won't be going back.

The appointment is scheduled at 4pm. I was 10 minutes early. Arrived at 3:50pm. Check in and waited…read moreduring the lobby for 40 minutes. When I asked the front desk. Her response was my doctor was still taking care of the PREVIOUS PATIENT. It is 4:40pm and you are telling me my doctor still isn't available. The front desk even dared to say you ONLY waited for 30 minutes. Would never come back to this place again. Very rude, disrespectful and unprofessional. I would give 0 stars if I could

I have been coming to this doctors office right after Dr. Farzin, the father who started it all,…read morepassed away. I started off seeing his son, Dr. Bernard Farzin, Jr. Then he moved and now I see Dr. Mostaan. They have kept this practice in the family and I'm glad because their "bedside manner" is awesome!!! Unlike most doctors office, I don't have to wait long, maybe 5-10 min, before they call me back. I can get an appt fairly easy, meaning, I do not have to wait months because he's so busy. You would expect Dr. Mostaan to be over booked because he is a Cardiologist as well as my Primary physician. However, he takes on just enough where he can give you his personal attention without rushing. This shows me that his patients mean more to him then making quick money. He explains everything clearly and in layman's terms. He takes the heart very seriously and that's what I love about him. My son and Daughter both see Dr. Mostaan. Both are in their early twenties and could easily go to a pediatrician somewhere else but they prefer Dr. Mostaan. Dianna, Dr. Mostaan's right hand woman is THE BEST! She has been working with Dr. Mostaan for so long that she knows almost as much as him and she's not a doctor! Lol Sue, the office staff who works the front desk has been with them since the father was practicing and she knows the patients and the system inside out!

Dr. Maslen is hands down the best; can not recommend him higher. My wife and I both love him. My…read moredad was my PCP for years, but after he retired I struggled for years to find a new PCP... and stumbled on Dr. Maslen based on a recommendation on our community list serve. Making him our family doc was the best decision we ever made. He is INCREDIBLY approachable; you never feel rushed, he takes the time to answer all questions big and small -- and over all just seems to go the extra mile, and REALLY & TRULY CARE about his patients. PCPs/General practitioner family docs are a dying breed. To find a PCP that is a sole practitioner, not in a large medical group is EXTREMELY rare, if not basically extinct these days. It makes SUCH a HUGE difference to have a doc, where you are HIS patient rather than just another number to a random group practice. The gold ol' days of medicine are almost gone and it is just so amazing that Dr. Maslen is still there. All the pressures in medicine today push, if not force docs to sell their practices and join these large medical groups-- costs, insurance, etc are the culprit here. We are just so thankful to have a doctor that loves what he does and endures the incredible pressures to retain his independent sole practice. Idk.. I could keep rambling... but there are not enough words to convey how grateful my wife and I are for Dr. Maslen.

I move a lot and have to find new doctors ...a lot. I read every review I can on in network doctors…read morebefore closing a PCP and I opted to choose Dr Maslen even though the wait was THREE months long. I believe I learned that he sets aside 2 appointments per week for new patients. I learned this bc I called so many times hoping for an opening. Not because it was urgent. But I wanted to make sure referrals were going to be in place, etc. No one cancels their appts. so when they say 3 months and "they'll call you if there's a cancellation...." don't hold your breath. But I'm very happy with my new PCP! He was comfortable with my diagnoses and complicated conditions and the treatment course I'm on so I actually am not going to all of those specialists appts. for now. He was so nice, easy to talk to and made me feel welcome.