1 star -- do not go here…read more This office is a masterclass in incompetence and greed. Appointments are chronically late, repeatedly confirmed, and then canceled anyway. During one visit, a nurse confused me with another patient and attempted to give me a shot I did not need. The only reason it didn't happen is because I stopped her and told her to verify. That is a terrifying level of negligence in a medical office. Patients are told they may only discuss two "problems" per visit -- their word -- and are charged if they dare mention anything else. This practice nickel-and-dimes patients relentlessly: * $25 for work paperwork * $30 for prescription refills * $45 to transfer records * $150 for bringing up a third issue I was double-charged for a visit and then blamed for their billing mistake. You're forced to complete 20+ pages of paperwork ahead of time, only to be made to redo all of it once you arrive. The front desk staff are rude, dismissive, and wildly incompetent. Dr. Waddell does not appear to care about patients at all -- only revenue. Visits are rushed, impersonal, and transactional. In a telemedicine appointment, she was two hours late and didn't even offer a simple apology. I switched providers and immediately saw the difference: respect, accountability, and actual care. This office provides none of that. I would actively warn anyone considering Dr. Waddell to stay far away.

Horrible place. The front desk is so mean. She annoys the patient. She already know that patient…read morecomes in to seek medical help but the front desk make it a lot harder for the patient. She should not allowed to be at the front desk. Dr. Wadell on the other hand seems ok with how bad her employees. They should change their front desk employees..

I've been seeing Dr. Pettit there for a very long time and he is absolutely outstanding!read more

I have been seeing Dr. Pettit as my GP for years and I always enjoy my visits with him. The care…read morehe provides seems like a real partnership. Through his exams, he exposes important information about my health. Then, working together, we build a plan for my care. Thank you!

Do not recommend. I got charged for preventative and an additional appointment during my visit…read more Getting through to billing is impossible. They block you on inovamychart so you cannot send them any more messages. They call you back and don't leave you the extension so its impossible to get in touch with them because you get routed to general number. So, if you are like anyone else who does not have time to hunt down this practice if you have an issue, avoid at all costs.

I decided to try Inova as my primary care provider and booked an appointment online. The visit went…read morewell and the dr seemed competent and well versed. Some people dislike when a dr types on the pc the entire visit but they have to take notes so it doesn't bother me. Office was clean and presentable. Staff wasn't bad. Had a minor check in issue but it was fixed later. My issues are more with Inova in particular and the administrative aspects of care and the mychart online medical chart. Same day appointments. Or lack there of. I needed a same day appointment several weeks ago and it was near impossible to get one. I ended up going to another Inova office then getting lost and missing the appointment. Online chart app is clunky. Doesn't always work properly and some messages or functions are a black hole.

I was Not impressed with this office. A very pretty but extremely serious and non-smiling…read morereceptionist whose top kind of looked like she was dressed for the club and not the office. I saw Dr. Kim, very disappointed, a waste of time and money. He did not know anything about acid reducing medications in regards to the class acceptable for pregnant women, nor was he well versed on the usage of them as long term medications. First, he told me that all of the medicines for that are all in the same category and I couldnt take any of them. So after I informed him that prilosec is category c and protonix is class b, he stopped to look up the info on his cell phone. Uhhh, I already did that doc! That's why I came to see YOU, the medical specialist, for expertise and a script. He didn't have any insight or useful to say regarding the other issue I inquired about either, basically referring me to a Dermatologist and Gastroenterologist. I definitely could have saved my money and skipped this visit.

I've been coming for over a year. I completely agree with the comments below about the non smiling…read morereceptionist. I know she's on her A game, but a smile would help I've been seeing Christi Davenport and have really enjoyed her. She's warm and personable. Definitely recommend her.

No one likes needing urgent care; especially on a Sunday. So when I decided I needed to see someone…read moreon a Sunday, finding a place that was not only open but seemed competent was important. Despite some negative reviews, I decided on Medical Access and I'm super glad I did. I was there right when they opened (right on time!) and let in promptly with a few others who were waiting. Due to not being first, and also not having made an appointment, I expected to wait. And I was informed by the receptionist that there were 6 people ahead of me (3 walk in, and 3 online/telehealth visits) and that it could be "a while." I was directed to fill out some paperwork in my car, which I did. Due to the nature of my complaint when I returned the paperwork, I was directed to provide a urine sample. I can't say I was provided much instruction and if I had never done that before, I might have been a little confused walking into the restroom, but I managed to figure it out. That was the only time I sensed that the receptionist didn't want to do much work or came off as uncaring. When I returned to the desk, I was told to return to my car and I would be contacted. Not more than 10-15 minutes later, a nurse came out to my car and asked me more about my symptoms (their nature, when they started, etc), as well as my height and weight, and then said I would be contacted in 20-25 minutes.  She was very nice (I wish I had gotten her name) and I have no complaints about her.  Not even another 15 minutes later, I received a call from Dr. Raval, who asked about any other symptoms, explained what the immediate urine test showed, and what she would be doing, including the medications she was prescribing.  She had already looked up my preferred pharmacy and sent in two prescriptions! I was in and out and on my way in under an hour, and the prescriptions were indeed waiting to be filled when I got to the pharmacy.  For expecting to wait, I really can't complain about being taken care of in an hour.  And Dr. Raval was super sweet, didn't make me feel rushed, and even though we never met, I felt like she cared, listened to my concerns, and was competent (definitely important in a healthcare provider). All in all, if I needed urgent care in the future, I would definitely go back.

Scheduled an available appointment time, waited 10 minutes for someone to show up at the front desk…read moreto check me in and then 30 more minutes before I just left.

Great work by doctors at my house well call all the time well call again next time I just love themread more

Dr. Chary is very thorough and truly listens. Possibly the best doctor I have ever been to in my…read moreadult life. My sis told me about this doctors office and I am so glad that she did! The other staff that I encountered during my visit were also very welcoming, professional, and just a joy to interact with. Is it weird to be excited about a doctors office? I might officially be weird!

This doctor office has the worst receptionist or office employees, the people they have answering…read morethe phones are not knowledgeable and a huge waste of time. I do not understand why, or better yet how they hire these individuals. I asked her one simple question, do you accept Blue Shield Blue Cross Insurance, she says "I do not know please hold.....Okay now what was your question...(I tell her again)" she then says "you must call your insurance carrier and ask them first" So your telling me you do not know what kind of insurance your office accepts, get out of here. So I avoid the insurance question and ask her how much is the office visit, she says "Its $85 to $435" That is a huge gap. Unfortunately at this point I was very annoyed by her, especially the tone of voice and speed at which she was talking, its like she is jogging and wants to say as many words as possible like she is in some kind of marathon.

I'm thoroughly impressed with my experiences with Dr. Hunt. In addition to spending a lot of time…read morewith me explaining, he also e-mailed me a copy of my test results and sent me an explanation of them. When I had questions, I e-mailed back and he was happy to respond to my questions, and very promptly. He is thorough, knowledgable, and his office is quite professional. Dr. Hunt also has an exemplary bedside manor. I highly recommend Dr. Christopher Hunt.

Dr. Koslow has been my doctor for decades. He truly cares about the patients he tends to. He is…read morefriendly, helpful and professional! I hope he never retires!!

My husband and I have used this practice for our primary care physician for 15+ years and have been…read morereasonably pleased until recently. When we went to make our annual appointments only to be told that our P.A. of nearly all those years was no longer with the practice!! It would have been nice to have been told before that. Anyway, we were assigned someone new and, because I have high blood pressure that has been uncontrollable, the new MD told me all heart related topics should be handled by my cardiologist from now on. Fair enough! So, along with our trusted P.A. leaving the practice, they have hired a downright NASTY woman to call and remind me that I am old and must be seen far more frequently than annually or they won't refill my prescriptions! Fortunately the the Cardiologist is conducting monthly tests as he adjusts my BP meds which include blood tests. Every single result is sent to my Primary Care practice as well as Cardiology. When I explain this to Ms. NASTY, she tells me I still must come in to be seen by them. Why? So they can make more money. I'm sorry but I find that just plain crooked. So, as of three days ago I have no more Metformin 509mg and they call that "care"?

The facility is clean, modern, and has WiFi in the waiting area. The new patient paperwork was…read morepainless, the wait time was very minimal (less than 10 minutes), the doctor was very friendly and took the time to listen to me. I felt completely at ease and happy to report the entire time spent in the office was no more than 30 minutes. Not bad!