I've been to Quality Primary Care about 4 times this year, seeing Dr. Razavian, and I've had a…read moregreat experience each time. He has a very approachable bedside manner and gives you all the information you need upfront to make your own medical decisions. As someone with complicated medical history, I've been extremely impressed with how attentive and thorough Dr. Raz is while designing holistic treatment plans for me. I've been to many, many doctors, and he is by far the most thorough and helpful I've had. Plus, he's up-to-date on recent medical research about niche issues. 10/10 would recommend Dr. Razavian to anyone looking for a good general practitioner. The front office staff and lab techs are lovely as well.

A few things went amiss during my past few visits. I was switched to a new physician, I assume…read morethere is a high turnover rate at this practice. She also seemed overworked. Both my physicians pushed unnecessary appointments so they can bill for more. I tried to refuse directly and firmly and was backed into a corner to agree to one. I also noticed new lab nurses than from a few months ago... one labeled my urine sample with first name only, which I have never seen before. The lab nurses were badmouthing their colleague in front of me and then another patient came in and they said something like "oh here comes another"... pretty unprofessional all around. They were dismissive of a patient asking them a reasonable question. The girl taking my blood was also literally standing on one leg as she drew my blood. A few things I can dismiss, but there were tons of problems that lacked quality primary care. Based on these responses on Yelp, I am also curious if they are breaking any privacy laws as well, but I will not stick around to find out.

Yes, 5 stars....as good as it gets. Both my wife and I are long-term patients. We have been…read morethrough a number of poorer practices & we are happy to finally have found an excellent primary care physician. Dr. Ginsberg seems to be very knowledgeable and up-to-date. He is a pleasant person - NOT adversarial at all....he seems to want to work with the patient and find solutions, not just criticize them for not taking better care of themselves. He does spend a lot of time typing into a laptop, but he is multitasking - listening and talking while he does the typing. In emergencies, he will confer on the telephone during off-hours. The office staff are unusually helpful and courteous. Wait times used to be a little long, but since he has associated his practice with MDVIP, that is no longer a problem. I am not a fan of the MDVIP service but it isn't enough of a problem to detract from an otherwise excellent practice.

I called to schedule a new patient appointment and the first things a receptionist said I had to…read morepay a $1000 fee to be come a member for the doctor to see me an a patient...... RIDICULOUS

I have been coming to Arthritis and Rheumatism Associates for many years to see Dr. Paul DeMarco…read more He is empathic and sensitive. He listens closely to my concerns and is kind and supportive. I feel respected and cared for here. The staff are all nice people and I feel totally comfortable when I come there. It's very convenient too having the advantage of being able to get lab work and Xrays when needed. It's a good idea to get there a bit early because there can be competition for parking but it's well worth it!!!

This office is a complete disappointment. From the start, it felt like they were more focused on my…read morewallet than my care. Despite having insurance, they kept trying to charge me for different things. I'm honestly relieved to hear they're closing this location soon. As I mentioned in my previous review, I paid my $40 copay at the time of my visit and even kept the receipt--both a paper copy and proof in my bank statement. Now, weeks later, I received another $40 bill in the mail for the same visit. I called CareFirst directly, and they confirmed I do not owe any additional copays. This kind of billing practice is unacceptable and misleading. Having worked in a medical office myself, I've never seen anything like it. Be cautious, everyone--double-check everything and always keep your receipts.

I would give this office no stars if possible. Monica in the Rockville office is horrible. She has…read moreno idea what she is doing. They booked my elderly mother for an appointment tomorrow and called me after 4pm today to cancel it. The reason? You can't have two appointments in the same week! This was for a nerve conduction test she was told she had to have. Patients and their caregivers deserve to be treated better. Shame on you Monica. I can't tell you anything about Dr. Nikhar. I called and spoke with Monica months ago to schedule an appointment with Dr. Nikhar. Guess what? When we arrived for our appointment with Dr. Nikhar we had an appointment with an NP who was very good. She told us we NEVER had an appointment with him, we had an appointment with her. Watch out Maryland stay far away from this practice!!!!

I wouldn't recommend this doctor's office. The front desk staff aren't customer service oriented…read moreand I had a really bad experience with them. I gave them my new insurance card that has the same member ID as the old one but a different group number than my old card. After my appointment, I noticed that my bill was pretty high and saw I was charged $176 without my consent. This seemed really odd and I called my insurance. I found out they used my old insurance information from my older plan that is no longer active. That's why I owed the full amount. I called their billing department and gave them my new insurance information so they could resubmit with my new insurance information. They said this could take a month or two to process. We're getting close to two months and I have yet to get reimbursed the $176. I was recently told by one of the billing people that one of my claims is in appeal and may not get approved which means I may have to pay the full amount. I told them this was unacceptable given this wasn't my mistake but theirs. This whole thing is stressful and should have never happened. The front desk people need better training because this was a super careless mistake. I'm dealing with so many health issues I really don't need to worry about something else. I get the sense they're short staffed and need to hire more people. I switched to Capital Neurology and Sleep Medicine. My experience here has been a lot better. The front desk people have done ok and my new doctor explains things in detail, is kind and friendly.

Dr Arun is easy to talk with. Prime Care staff in general…read moreis efficient and polite. The offices are clean and modern. I'm typically seen within 10 minutes of arriving. I also appreciate the follow-up calls and clear instructions.

A solid primary care practice that suffers unfortunately from a lack of timeliness and poor staff…read morecommunication. When I first had an appointment at Primecare, I saw Dr. Arun and I thought she was great (I still do). She went over my medical history and concerns carefully, with detailed explanations behind each one of her recommendations. The Quest lab facility in-house was extremely convenient. These were also the highlight of my time at Primecare. Subsequent visits did not usually involved Dr. Arun. That's ok to some extent - I have no issue with PAs, but I did think it was a little bit of an unannounced switch. But the timely appointments became harder to come by. Then one day I had an 8am appointment, to which I showed up promptly. I was kept waiting without word until past 830a. Then I was called to the back but told the doctor (may have been Dr. Akinlade) had two patients ahead of me (not sure how that's possible when they open at 8am) and that it would be another 20 minutes at least before she saw me. The staff had not, at any point, told me they were running an hour late. I left and changed practice. To their credit, they sent my records to my new provider without issue. Still, this is a potentially excellent practice that really needs to get timeliness and communication right in order to thrive.

My 89 year old dad has been going here for about 4/5 years and he speaks highly of this practice…read moreand, his doctor, Dr. Linda Williams.

Office repeatedly ignored my questions and requests for help for 6+ months. Had to just switch to…read moreanother provider because of zero communication. My first visit was over an hour long wait with no acknowledgement of the time (I had arrived 5-10min early). Will minimize or outright ignore your concerns both in-person/in-office as well as via their patient portal. Beware and please find a doctor that has even a modicum of care for your health and well-being. Feel free to reach out with any questions for clarification. I'm happy to share my experience with you in the interest of community care.

I used Phyllis Schreiner, MD for my primary care physician for a number of years. Unfortunately, In…read moremy experience with using her I found several instances that she lacked knowledge of basic anatomy. I had a pulled muscle in my back and she was unable to diagnose it. She sent me to a specialist which was time consuming. The specialist was shocked that my primary care physician was unable to diagnose a pulled muscle. I also had experience with medication mismanagement. She did not routinely check to see if the drugs she were prescribing had any interactions with other medications I was taking. I also asked her if she kept up with current research in the field and she said that she did not. I finally quite seeing her and looked for a better doctor. I am a RN and I cannot recommend Dr. Schreiner.

Dr. Schreiner has been my internist for several years and l find her very professional,…read moreknowledgeable and caring. She has helped me in many ways, given me good referrals when l needed them, and even phoned me at home to follow up. I am very satisfied to be her patient,

Have had good experiences here. Dr. Kevess-Cohen was on my hospitalization network. I chose her…read morebecause she's an Internist. Recently learned from their website that she is a geriatric physician as well. I always encourage people to have a geriatric doctor for loved ones. It's specialized experience that is a must. You're assisting someone of advanced age. It's hard enough to make decisions for yourself, that much harder for someone else. Geriatric doctors are seasoned in the ways of an aging patient. The Cameron Medical Group location is good. Only a front parking lot like in a shopping center would be better, but this location is next best, in the heart of downtown Silver Spring. Street level parking opens up, drive around the block and you'll find something, or use county parking just there. It's a hilly walk from Metro, one block over, but there's the freebie bus that goes to the side of the building, on Cameron (think Silver Spring Diner). Building has an elevator, and the Cameron's Group office is pleasant. One day a week, CMG has hours until seven p.m. which is incredibly convenient--means not having to take leave from work. Some people don't have ability to take leave--it's costly even if you do. Extended hours are appreciated, it's a fine benchmark for this Group. With their website, one can access needed forms. My forms were mailed to me ahead of time. I appreciate having enough time to complete forms thoroughly. Office staff has computer skill to allow for helpful email appointment reminders. Techs in this office are very nice. Remember that CMG does not take checks, it's cash or debit. Only negative for me is a too-high, too uncomfortable chair for blood draw. Simply does not work for me, tried it twice, twice a fail, the chair height and type is not for me.

I have been seeing Dr. Kevess-Cohen as my primary care doctor for over a year now. She is great. I…read morefind her to be knowledgeable, friendly, professional, helpful, and she interacts well with her patients. I am pleased with the experience and suggest others use this doctor. While the office staff is not the best in town, they seem friendly and competent, although a little slow at times.