Dr Kenneth M. H. Lee is a fantastic doctor. He took me at the last minute when I felt I was having…read moreheart issues and the same day had a echo stress test done. This helped me to know that a) my heart is fine but b) that I have an autoimmune deficiency called disautonomia which explains my exhaustion, chest pains etc. He went far above and beyond what most docs (including my GP) did - ordering me more blood tests, referring me to other expert doctors to confirm etc. All of this late on a Friday afternoon! Cannot praise him and his very nice staff enough! No wonder he's listed in Washington's Best Doctors! Jindra

Absolutely one of the best Doctors I've ever seen. First rate. Well trained, experienced and…read moreactually cares about his patients. He is absolutely one of the best in the nation. Hard to get to see him, he has a full slate of patients, many you've seen in the papers and on tv. The staff is professional, kind and treat you like an adult. When I needed a stress test, he performed it himself. He calls you himself to give you test results.

I was referred to Virginia Heart this spring by my primary care physician. Dr. Raymond Vlacancich…read more had previously treated a family member of mine, so I went to him based on my relative's positive experience. I could not be happier with Dr. V. and Virginia Heart. Dr. V. Is friendly, caring, and thorough in answering any questions that arise. He outlined a plan of care that identified the issue, which fortunately is not a concern. The staff at the Arlington and Alexandria locations are wonderful. I feel confident that I am getting excellent care at Virginia Heart!

Dr Bhagat is awful with patients. She expressed no urgency when our insurance denied the test my…read morehusband needed two years ago so he suffered and we were scared until we pushed her to meet with the other 4 doctors we'd gone to because the issue obviously wasn't his heart. She didn't make any diagnosis. She kept sending us to other doctors. Finally we went to the ER where he received emergency surgery and a stent. For whatever reason Dr Bhagat decided my husband needed to die rather than receive follow up care after getting a stent. She didn't even check to see if he had a prescription for the essential medicine that helps you not reject the stent. She was way too lackadaisical and flippant to do critical care.

please, do not go to Dr. Marshall of Cardiocare. I never leave reviews but I feel obligated to warn…read moreothers of his lack of professionalism and, for lack of a better word, cruelty. I came to see Dr. Marshall because my dad passed away suddenly in November at the age of 60 when his heart stopped for unexplained reasons. I had developed a heart murmur and skipped beats in the past few years and wanted to get checked out. Dr. Marshall ordered a heart monitor and echo imaging, and then called me with the results. He told me my heart was adding an extra beat every 100 beats on average and that I had some valve leakage. I'm not a doctor and didn't understand the significance of this so wanted to ask a few questions. Everything I asked he responded to with utter distain, and constantly tried to get off the phone. "Does that mean my heart skips a beat about every minute or two?" "No, do you not understand averages? On AVERAGE means not every 100 beats. I'm not going to sit here on the phone and explain math to you." "It was bothering me when I was exercising--does the monitor show anything there?" "No, that's just what it feels like to have your heart elevated when you exercise." (I'm 30 years old, 130 pounds, and a former D1 runner. I have no idea why he'd think I don't know what it means to exercise.) "I understand you are saying this isn't a problem but might it become a problem over time?" "It is not a problem and won't be a problem. You need to GET OVER IT AND MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE." "I can tell you are frustrated with my questions. I'm really not trying to hold you hostage here--we've been on the phone for less than 10 minutes--I just want to understand what's happening with my body." "WOW. Do you understand that I am a busy CARDIOLOGIST with a million more important things to do?? 10 minutes is a VERY long time for me." "Ok, would you please just send me what we talked about so I have a record of it?" "I'll have my assistant send the tests but no, I'm not going to do a PhD thesis on your symptoms." We talked for a total of 13 minutes, the majority of which he spent berating me. I feel no closer to understanding what is happening with my body. Also, I will add that when I first came in I brought my husband with me, and Dr. Marshall was relatively polite. When it was just me though -a woman half his age - his demeanor changed completely. Correlation isn't causation, but it is worth noting.

From the owner: Cardiocare delivers the full range of cardiac care - from preventing the development of…read morecardiovascular disease to performing highly technical cardiac interventions. Such comprehensive care requires timely appointments with our cardiologists and often also requires cardiac imaging studies, stress tests, lab work, and other diagnostic tools. We are able to offer the full range of these services in our office and at local hospitals.

I visited the VHC Health Physicians - Cardiology Arlington Office - for my annual check in with Dr…read more Perrin. Their office moved from its previous location down the street - into a brand spanking new building. The new office has been open about 2 months as of the writing of this review. At the old office location - parking was a major pain in the arse. Often times I would have to cruise the parking garage to find a parking spot. But all of the new buildings they just opened - each building has it's own individual parking garage! You enter the garage by first stopping at the gate and retrieving a ticket from the automated system, the gate then opens. As I drove in - I noted that there is a ton of available parking spots! I've never been so excited about parking before! The office is on the third floor. Upon approaching the check in desk - you are referred to several kiosks to process your check in. This was a new approach to me - I've used many kiosks and other digital check in systems - just never at Dr. Perrin's office. After checking in and paying my copay via the kiosk - I waited to be called. They were prompt and called right at the time specified. I was led back to a room and waited for Dr. Perrin. Dr. Perrin arrived promptly and we had a good discussion and plan going forward. Dr. Perrin is an awesome Doctor - I have a lot of respect and love for him - as he is a really awesome Cardiologist- I like him a lot! Upon leaving - you will want to process your parking garage payment at one of the automated parking kiosks located in the elevator lobby of each respective level of the parking garage. After processing your payment - the receipt you inserted or scanned is returned to you - and you use that to scan at the garage exit to get out of the garage. Please note - most doctor's offices are scheduling appointments way out - Dr. Perrin is no exception. At the end of my appointment - we agreed to schedule my next appointment for a year out - BUT - they only schedule six months out - so they and I have a note to schedule my next annual appointment a year from now - but to contact me in 6 months to then make the appointment. They are very busy schedule-wise - so don't come on here and write a negative review because you could not come waltzing in for an appointment in some short amount of time... The one thing I will ding the place on - and this is not the fault of the VHC Health Physicians - is the brand new building they are in - has no cafe or coffee shop. So there is no place to hang out if you arrive early and want to grab a coffee or a sandwich or a snack. Hopefully this gets remedied in the near future. #VHCHealthPhysiciansCardiologyArlington

Dr Eric Thorn and his staff are alway helpful and friendly. They helped my mother in law with all…read moreher health issues. The new office is very beautiful with plenty of seating area's. The parking garage is also very nice and there are plenty of parking. Dr. Eric Thorn always tries to help his patients!

My experience here had a rocky start, as Dr. Susan Bennett was annoyingly dismissive of my cardiac…read moresymptoms, saying she thought they came from anxiety (which I do not have). However, she was wise enough to equip me with a Holter monitor and refer me to Dr. Jay Mazel, an EP specialist in the practice. Dr. Mazel is a rock star. His bedside manner is impeccable and he explains diagnoses and treatment options very thoroughly. He diagnosed me with SVT and we decided to do a cardiac ablation at WHC. During the procedure, Dr. Mazel was competent and caring. It was a pleasure to have him as my doctor. The front office staff was very friendly. Sometimes the wait time topped 20-30 minutes, but Dr. Mazel was very apologetic if this occurred. I recommend an early morning appointment if possible to decrease wait time.

Trying to make an appointment at Cardiology Associates is impossible…read more I wish I can give this place a zero star.

The lack of professionalism was overwhelming. Took me six months to get an appointment with Dr…read more Condrell. Then I sat in the exam room for over an hour, as I listened to him treat other patients through the walls. If this is what has happened to the practice of medicine in America then it's time to rethink the system. Unsurprisingly, my prescriptions were entered into their electronic system incorrectly.

Fantastic practice, clean, super friendly staff. Always able to get an appointment with the doctor…read moreor a P.A. Never a long wait either.

Dr Bennett appears to be a very good cardiologist. She can be intimidating and is not warm and…read morefuzzy. She never encourages relaxation and does not seem to express real interest in what I am saying. Makes me feel I am babbling. But, as long as she says my heart is good I will disregard her bedside manner.

Was previously with One Medical in Tysons; moved to this location earlier this year as the prior…read moredoctor moved to another practice. My experience with OneMedical Rosslyn has been wonderful. The physical site is gorgeous, parking is nearby (not free though) and it's metro accessible. It's clean, the staff are friendly and professional and they have an in-house lab which saves a trip to Lab Corp. Additionally, they now offer mental health services which is a nice bonus. If you need a prescription called in to your local pharmacy, you can request via their app or website. If you have a non-urgent issue and need advice, you can message a nurse or doctor for help. If you have an urgent (non-emergency) issue, you can usually get an appointment relatively quickly; scheduling through the app is very easy. The user interface is easy to navigate. Also, the staff don't try to "upsell" you in any way or pressure you to get an unnecessary vaccine or test. In closing, I highly recommend OneMedical. It's worth the annual fee (which isn't that pricey IMHO). There are locations throughout the country - and the network of providers at every location is superb.

I missed One Medical so much when in Florida. Whether it's the mobile app where you can basically…read moredo anything you need medically, the friendly desk staff, or the great NPs and medical team, they will take care of you. I recommend!