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    Ramin Farboud MD

    3.4 (9 reviews)
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    James S Chesley Jr, MD

    3.3(3 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    From the receptionists to the anesthesiologist to Dr. Chesley, this is an awesome practice! you…read morewill be seen twice if you are having a colonoscopy; the first is to acquaint you with Dr. Chesley and the procedure, the second is the procedure itself. I remembered an awful procedure 12 years ago and had refused to go back, even though I did not know the doctor and it was not fair to compare him to someone else. The process is hyper-efficient, as Dr. Chesley is very popular. Everyone has a great rapport with the patients. He moves quickly, but he offers to answer questions, the receptionist will answer questions, the nurses will answer questions ... you get the idea. One complaint: I know the room needs to be cold, but it took three blankets to keep me warm while I waited for the procedure. I have notoriously small veins, but two women worked at it for a good while to make it work! I applaud them. I highly recommend Dr. Chesley and his staff.

    Had a very pleasant visit with Dr. Chelsey. Before going I read reviews which were positive. His…read moreassessment was thorough and candid and he kept it real, which is what I needed. He also went the extra mile to let me know that if I had questions or read up on some things related to my issue to just give him a call, so we talk about it. The place is not luxury I ambiance but the service was quick, I was processed, seen, and back in my car in a hour.

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    James H. Frank, MD

    James H. Frank, MD

    3.8(25 reviews)
    4.0 miDowntown

    Dr Frank is rude, condescending, judgmental, and not any better than a typical gastroenterologist…read more He's like Dr House, if Dr House wasn't all that good at medicine. Like others, I also saw him because he got such great reviews. In all seriousness I don't believe the positive reviews. "He knows what he's doing and he truly cares for his patients." LOL I saw Dr Frank at least a half-dozen times and never, not once, would I describe him as a person who "truly cares for his patients." He seems to have nothing but contempt for his patients! Honestly, he treated me so poorly as a person that it bordered on abusive and I stopped seeing him. He is a terrible doctor.

    I had two colonoscopies performed by doctor Frank, the last one six or seven years ago. They were…read moreboth done at the MedStar outpatient offices on 21st street in Washington D.C. The first was done 16 or 17 years ago and everything went smoothly, though I did begin to come out of anesthesia prior to the endoscope being fully withdrawn, which created an uncomfortable feeling. For the second colonoscopy Dr Frank prescribed an off-label prep administration. I was to take the first and final prep dosages within several hours of each other, since I was scheduled for an early morning procedure, even though the prep label indicated the entire dosage should not be consumed in the same day. After the procedure I had atrial flutter and could not be discharged. Instead I was taken by ambulance to GWU hospital where I was treated in the ER for six hours. They were getting ready to admit me there when my heart spontaneously converted (after large doses of various electrolytes that had been depleted from my body by the prep). Because there was permanent damage to my heart I am sentenced to taking blood thinners for the rest of my life to prevent future strokes. Since the prep had been prescribed off-label I was told that mine was a "sentinel" event and the FDA had to be notified. I found out later that my hear rate prior to the colonoscopy was over 120 BPM, and that the procedure should not have been performed for that reason alone. Dr Frank's reckless desire to continue on schedule regardless of the contravening signs negatively changed my life forever. The uneducated public generally rates doctors based on how friendly or organized they are, or their schooling or how timely they are. What other criteria do we have to go on? They NEVER tell you about their failures or flubs because that could affect their business. For the most part, everything these doctors do is just fine, until it isn't. If I had sued this guy, as my wife wanted me to, I probably would have been silenced by an NDA as part of the settlement. But I didn't. So I'm telling you something Doctor Frank would never tell you himself nor would he want you to know.

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    GWU-Medical Faculty Associates - Wish I had some from earlier this month, but unfortunately my phone automatically deletes calls after a certain amount of time.

    GWU-Medical Faculty Associates

    1.5(8 reviews)
    4.3 miFoggy Bottom

    I have been to GI doctors in several excellent hospitals located in Washington, DC, Boston, and…read moreAtlanta, for a long-standing, undiagnosed condition. While my condition is still officially undiagnosed, the best GI I have had in this long process is right around the corner, in the GI Division of GWU Medical Faculty Associates. Dr. Saddler is the best. I've never had to wait a long time, she does an excellent colonoscopy (and I had 2 of them this year!), and she's just a nice nice person. What more can I say?

    The worst of the worst in healthcare, now part of United Healthcare, and getting worse. I have had…read more6 different primary care MDs in ten years. The most recent left in May, after an 18 month tenure. They told me there are no MDs available at the Foggy Bottom location where I saw my former MD, and that I had to start over as a new patient appointment at another location, where there are no available MDs for months. It would seem to me that a ten year customer shouldn't be put in this situation, but they don't care. To add insult to injury, I requested a refill on a generic allergy med, my chart would show I've been taking for ten years, and just saw my MD in April. They insist I come in for an appointment to re-fill any medicines because my provider left the practice! Again, this is not my problem. GWU caused this and they should fix it. I wrote to the head of customer relations and UHC poohbah. NO response. Dealing with them on the phone is like going back in time. Terrible reps who are empowered to do nothing. The government can't take them over soon enough. If you are evaluating options, this is a dead end. I am going to Kaiser as soon as I can, at year end.

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    Capital Digestive Care

    Capital Digestive Care

    2.8(26 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    Scheduler was quite rude and hung up on me when I attempted to reschedule a pre-colonoscopy virtual…read moreappointment. Initially, she refused to cancel it because 'it is so far in advance' so I explained that it was set up without my approval and I cannot make that appointment. She finally agreed to cancel and then hung up on me. I started to wish her a good day and to enjoy her weekend but she was long gone. She should realize that she is not tasked with doing favors - it is to provide professional, courteous patient services.

    It's not surprising that this place only got 2.8 stars. Now that I've been a patient, I know why…read more Here's the letter I just wrote them. I hope my review is helpful to anyone considering using their services. "I am writing to let you know that I have been through hell and back to try to get my prescription for Pantoprazole renewed. On August 16th, CVS Care Mark requested that you renew my prescription. It wasn't until the week of September 3rd that I found out (because I had to call, myself) that you hadn't bothered to authorize the prescription--two and a half weeks late. By the time your office responded, I had almost no medicine left and didn't have enough time for CareMark to send me the prescription. I leave for an overseas trip in a few hours and it took my five phone calls to your office and 3 or 4 to CVS to finally get authorization. Now I'm having to pay out of pocket for the medicine. I am sorry to say that I will never use your services again nor recommend you to anyone else. It's a shame because everyone at the office was so friendly."

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    Capital Digestive Care

    2.5(110 reviews)
    4.1 miDowntown

    Listen to the reviews. This gastro practice has gone downhill for me…read more Last appointment I had I believe I was the first or second appointment of the day. They still called me in late. The nurse who did intake wasn't very friendly, either. Then I got to see my provider (name withheld until I set up care elsewhere) and got a pretty broad and unthorough, scoldy interaction. She said I should have come last year even though she never told me I needed yearly check ins. She ordered studies but didn't really tell me what she was looking for, but then later said we had a whole discussion on it. I will say the studies were thorough and necessary so I don't question the expertise, more so the interactions. I do appreciate you can communicate directly via the portal. The other - BIG - problem is that it's basically impossible to reach the office directly. I don't know if this is some private equity ownership nonsense or what not but their scheduling is centralized and disconnected. It's hard to reach them for an appointment in the first place and if you need to reschedule it's almost mission impossible. I don't know when parts of the medical profession decided that speaking to an office directly was a bad idea, but omg, that has to be one of the worst developments in medicine. I am probably moving my care elsewhere.

    The admin staff are rude and unhelpful. They don't inform you about what is covered by insurance…read more Then they allow uncovered medical procedures to move forward This place is a business and not about medical care for the person. Don't go here

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