Dr. Cancelled my appointment without any prior notification…read more Very unprofessional. Would not recommend. The office will bill you $50 if you don't show up, but they won't even apologize if they don't show up. I lost a day's work for nothing. Avoid this clinic!

This center is awesome! Everyone: the receptionists, the nurses, and the doctors are all so nice…read moreand incredibly competent. Sometimes there is a bit of a wait for shots but it is worth it to go here. Would recommend!

Doctor Makki is an amazing doctor. He takes his time with his patients. He listen and he very…read morepatient with his patient. I differently recommend him.

Good doctor, but billing can be a challenge as I've had issues on both occasions that I've visited…read morethe practice. On yesterday I received an angry phone call from the billing manager, Nancy, threatening to bill me directly if I do not resolve a claim denied by my insurer asap. Mind you this was the first time I've ever received a call from her for services rendered just over a month ago, and had not even gotten in a word before she became aggressive with me. I know it can be tough dealing with insurance denials day in and out, but customers deserve better than the condescending tone and disrespect given yesterday. I will not be back.

The doctor was kind and addressed all of my concerns patiently. He's the first doctor in 20 years…read moreto get my allergies under control

My GP recommended that I see an allergist as I'd had a long running and persistent cough. So, I…read morewent to the Allergy Health Care office (almost weekly for about a month and a half), during which time I received lots of breathing instruments and accompanying drugs (handed to me a in large paper bag) and allergy tests. At one point, Dr. Kirshenbaum took a chest x-ray and 'recommended' I see a cardiologist, but did not specify why. We were scheduled to travel for the holidays and I felt I could make it. A day or two into the trip, my breathing became very labored, and my ankles swelled to a point where I was unable to put on any shoes. We cut the trip short and I immediately went to the GWU medical center's emergency room, where I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and hospitalized that night. When I got out, and went back to his office, he questioned their diagnosis and suggested my continuing to see him as before. Needless to say, I will not go back.

This office does not know how to order or communicate regarding specialty prescriptions. The office…read moremanager does not stay in touch for specialty drugs and you will have to call again and again to leave a message with no resolution. I've been trying to get one prescription for almost 5 months. Someone does not know what they are doing. If you need a specialty drug, go somewhere else!

I took my daughter here for her allergies, They attempted to charge me $2 for a mask. This place is…read morea joke, what Successful practice charges its patients for mask?. Do your homework and find a more reputable Practice. You've been warned!

I'm so thankful for PM Pediatrics! My 9 month old cut the inside of their mouth and unfortunately…read morethere were no same-days available at the pediatrician's office. The kid was mostly happy and didn't seem to be in any particular distress, so going to the ER seemed a little excessive. I knew they needed to get checked, and I needed the peace of mind, so I went right to PM Pediatrics to get them checked out. The waiting area was nice and roomy, and we got called back and seen very quickly. The nurses and doctor we saw were fantastic and super sweet. We were discharged and on our way in no time. I'm so glad I trusted my gut and got the all clear, and thankful to have another trusted resource for my kid.

My son came down with a fever, and my pediatrician recommended a visit to urgent care. This…read morelocation is the closest to our house so we gave it a try. Once inside I learned that you can schedule an appointment in advance if needed. Registration is to be done online via a QR code. Because my need was outside of the norm, a receptionist assisted with registration. I could tell that they were new, as many mistakes were made, from entering myself in the system rather than my child, failure to ask for my insurance card, and having to repeat/enter information in several times. I appreciate the need to learn; however, at some point it would have been helpful for someone else to take over (eventually they did). Once taken back, the RN that assisted us was super kind and gentle with our son. He took the time to answer any questions that we had. The NP was kind and listened to our concerns. We were advised we would receive a follow up call, as of late (it's been 5 days) and that hasn't occurred. Overall, I was really pleased with my experience, at PM. The location is close to my home, I can make an appointment if needed, the staff are kind, the location is clean and they did a great job caring for my kid.

I have only been a patient with th the office for less than a year. I site poor communication…read moreskills and poor management as one of the mini issues I have with zenith medical. I've received two bills despite having insurance only to find out that it was incorrectly. After having major surgery, I had a follow up office visit and the day of the visit the morning of the visit hour before the I received an email not even a phone call canceling my appointment. I've asked several times for different documents to be placed in the portal for example a order to have blood work done and weighted days and days on end, and it still was not being put into the portal things that matter to a cancer patient doesn't seem to matter to this practice

They are so kind here and did an excellent job with my cleaning and two cavities! Very responsive…read morewith phone calls and messages.

I've been here a few times. Mainly for a sinus problem (rhinitis) that would not go away. They are…read morevery helpful, knowledgeable and the process is fairly fast. The front desk ladies are always friendly and professional. It always feels like the wait isn't too bad and once you see a doc they have you in and out fast. I've had the pleasure of scheduling a few appointments with a few different docs at this office and each one has been friendly and listened to any concerns I have. I don't really have anything bad to say about them.

I scheduled a consultation for my daughter regarding a tonsillectomy I expected the appointment to…read morebe informative and reassuring. I wanted us to leave with a better understanding of the procedure, what to expect, and how to confidently move forward. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. Instead, my daughter and I both left the appointment feeling defeated, afraid, and anxious about what should be a routine surgical procedure. Jessica, the PA, repeatedly used words such as "risk" and "complications" when speaking with my 18-year-old daughter, who was already nervous about having surgery. I understand that every surgical procedure has potential risks, and I absolutely believe patients should be properly informed. However, there is a significant difference between appropriately educating a patient about risks and communicating in a way that creates unnecessary fear and anxiety. At one point, I questioned Jessica about the choice of language she was using because I could see the impact it was having on my daughter. It was difficult to understand why the conversation seemed to focus so heavily on everything that could potentially go wrong rather than providing a balanced explanation of the benefits, the expected recovery, the actual likelihood of complications, and what steps would be taken to keep my daughter safe. My daughter is an 18-year-old young woman who came into this appointment already nervous. She needed information, reassurance, and an opportunity to ask questions without feeling as though she was being frightened away from a procedure she had been referred for. We understand that informed consent requires discussing risks. However, patients--especially young adults facing their first surgery--also deserve compassionate communication and reassurance. The way information is presented matters. We left the appointment with more fear and uncertainty than we had when we arrived, and that is extremely disappointing. A consultation should empower a patient to make an informed decision, not leave them feeling terrified about moving forward. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that greater consideration is given to how surgical risks and complications are communicated to young patients. There is a way to be honest about the risks while still being compassionate, balanced, and reassuring.