It seems the same awful staff still have their jobs eight years after Dran's spot-on review…read more Although, the day I called, they were training a new person who was lovely. She's going to regret who she becomes if she keeps that job for long. The rest... by god, they are mobbish and hell-bent to deny. The next call I made was like a trip to Disneyland by comparison. And then the day before my appointment, the counselor, Shanda, calls to make sure I am aware of her high-falutin' morality that my own life is irrelevant: essentially "You can go anywhere, but you can't come here." I always find it curious when people invalidate the very thing they chose to dedicate their lives to. Funny that she has specific experience in what she says she can't do on my behalf. Funny how I didn't ask for counseling anyway. Horrific humans, if you can call them that.

You generally don't have to wait too long past your appointment time to be seen (estimate between…read more5-20 min). I also did not interact with one rude/careless person here, but don't expect the check out/appointment lady to be the friendliest. However, I do feel this practice is trying to "sell" you on more visits and pictures than really making you feel like you truly want to come back. 3 Stars because the part I did not like about their practice is the billing department. Why does it matter? They consistently incorrectly bill, which causes a big pain for you as the patient, to sort out between them, you, and your provider. The 2 visits I had there, I called their billing department (Privia, totally separate entity from GWMFM), who tried to call the Actual office's Billing Department and was n-e-v-e-r able to get a response from them, which left the outstanding bill issue open for months and countless Past Due Notices from their office, even though I was diligently following up every week. I would try and minimize trying to visit here.

Dr. Bohon should not be practicing medicine. I see some older negative reviews of Dr. Bohon and…read morewant to confirm that nothing has improved. There were appointments where she made me wait hours, and she always told me I needed to lose weight (even though I was active and healthy according to every other medical provider in my life). One appointment when the office got a new intravaginal sonogram, and she invited multiple strangers into the exam room to observe. When I expressed hesitation, she said, "Oh don't worry about it." I have a documented history of SA, and she bulldozed over my boundaries so that strangers could observe me in stirrups having an intravaginal sonogram. That should've been the last straw, but I thought I should trust my doctor. The final straw was when I made an appointment to change out my IUD and the terrible experience I had from making the appointment to the incredibly inappropriate behavior during the appointment procedure. I called to schedule the appointment. I requested pain management, which they denied. When I confirmed my appointment, I requested pain management again, which they denied again. At the appointment, they refused pain management again. During the procedure I was screaming, crying, and trying to crawl away from Dr. Bohon on the table. She did not stop the procedure until I begged her to stop. She then sighed, rolled her eyes, and said, "I don't know why you're acting like this. It's just a little pinch." I walked out of the clinic sobbing and never went back.

I was charged for a test, but never received the results. I called numerous times to request the…read moreradiologist's report and they never provided it. I explained to them that I would not pay for the test since I never received the report. Then they sent me to collections. It is questionable whether they even sent the test to the radiologist. Dr. Bohon is impossible to contact and there is no one in the office who can help resolved this issue. Avoid this practice. There are better practices around.

Dr Mark seigel is one of best Doctor , i have ever encountered in my life time. Very caring. Very…read moreprofessional. He helped navigate my wife c section operation with lots of patience and confidence. ( wife have 22cm cyst, weight 14 pounds) Thanks to Dr Seigel dr Mishra and the team, my wife gave birth to a healty baby boy, and the cyst is gone.

Best OBGYN in the area. All the doctors including Dr.Seigel, Dr.Cannon (unfortunately no longer…read morethere) Dr.Jagoe are amazing! The staff is polite, friendly and they make you feel very welcome. Office manager Amy is a rockstar! She is truly the best! Dr.Cannon delivered our first born and Dr.Seigel delivered our daughter 6 weeks ago. They listened and helped me through my fears. Never made me feel as if I didn't have a choice in my birthing plan. Never made me feel as if the questions or worries I had were "crazy" or "weird" Dr.Seigel has a great attitude with corky humor. It was fun joking around with him and the staff. They made my transition into motherhood so much easier! I would highly recommend this practice for all expectant moms in the Germantown MD area!

had a Hysteroscopy conducted by them. Emily called me with pre-op information and any time I had…read morequestions I called the number she gave me and she always answered by the second ring. She was very responsive on phone calls ave emails. Once I got to the surgery center Lisette (sp?) checked me in and explained everything to me in detail. I was called back shortly thereafter, and the triage nurse, I didn't catch her name, was so very nice to me. Everyone made the experience comfortable. The anesthesiologist came back to introduce himself and explain what he would do. The surgeon came back to explain what my procedure would entail. The RN that would assist with my surgery, I didn't catch her name either, came to take me back, the medication was started as she pushed me back to the operating room, and when we got there I was moved to the pirating table. The last thing I tender was them telling me to make sure I was centered on the table. I woke up thinking to myself, when are they going to get started? I looked around the room didn't know where everyone was and I noticed that I was back in the bed that they wheeled me into the operating room on. I had been out for an hour and a half. I started feeling cramps and I was offered pain meds. I was offered water and snacks, but I forgot my chips, because she told me I could get dressed when I was ready. Completely forgot about them. The entire process from the time I called to make the appointment until I went home was exceptional. I'm now 8 hours post surgery and I have no pain. Highly recommend! The only thing I didn't consider was whether or not they were a participating provider for my insurance, which they're not. But after the care they provided, I'll take that on the chin.

ENDO WARRIOR - I went into this experience with a lot of hope…read more I had struggled with symptoms of endometriosis for well over a decade, and when I first consulted with Dr. Paul MacKoul, I honestly felt like I had finally found my saving grace. I felt heard. I felt believed. He reassured me that what I had been experiencing was real and not "all in my head," and he felt strongly that I had endometriosis, adenomyosis, or possibly both. At the time, I wasn't ready for a hysterectomy. My MRI had not shown adenomyosis, and I didn't feel comfortable removing my uterus without a clear reason. So in April 2025, I agreed to laparoscopic surgery to look for and treat endometriosis. I was told afterward that some endometriosis had been found and removed and that everything had gone well. My operative report documented only Left sided endometriosis and a fibroid. My recovery initially went very well. I truly thought I had finally turned a corner. Then the pain came back. My bleeding became significantly worse, and I couldn't understand why I was still feeling so bad after surgery. I contacted the office again, and after discussing my symptoms with Dr. MacKoul, he recommended another surgery. This time, he believed adenomyosis could be contributing to my symptoms and recommended a supracervical hysterectomy. So only about six months after my first surgery, I went back for a second surgery in October 2025. After that surgery, I was told that more endometriosis had been found and removed that had not been seen during the first surgery. The pathology from that October surgery confirmed endometriosis in the right pelvic sidewall, left pelvic sidewall, and left uterosacral area. Also, fibroids on uterus but no Adenomyosis. Despite having now undergone two surgeries, with removal of my uterus and tubes, I continued to have significant pelvic pain. The pain became more constant and was affecting my everyday life. Then the pain became even worse. I contacted Dr. MacKoul again, and this time I was told there was concern that I could be experiencing ovarian torsion and that I should consider emergency surgery. I decided to wait for an ultrasound first. Thankfully, the ultrasound showed normal blood flow and no torsion. At that point, I knew I needed another opinion. After two surgeries with the same surgeon in less than seven months and still being in significant pain, I couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't right. I sought out another surgeon, and in June 2026--just over seven months after my second surgery--I underwent a third surgery. What was found during that surgery left me with more questions than answers. The surgeon documented extensive pelvic adhesions, with bowel and multiple loops of small intestine adhered throughout the pelvis. Both ureters were surrounded by significant retroperitoneal fibrosis and required complete ureterolysis. Endometriosis was found on both pelvic sidewalls and near the bladder. The surgeon spent extensive time freeing the bowel, opening both retroperitoneal spaces, freeing both ureters, and excising the endometriosis. The pathology confirmed endometriosis involving fibroconnective tissue on BOTH the left and right pelvic sidewalls. This is the part I struggle with the most. The first surgery documented bilateral disease and right ureter involvement and stated that all disease had been resected. Six months later, the same surgeon performed my second surgery and again documented bilateral endometriosis and complete removal of retroperitoneal implants. Yet less than eight months later, a different surgeon found significant bilateral retroperitoneal fibrosis, extensive adhesions, and pathology-confirmed endometriosis on both pelvic sidewalls. I understand that endometriosis can recur and that no surgery can guarantee that endometriosis will never return. But after reading my own operative reports and pathology reports, I am left with very difficult questions. Was this truly new/recurrent disease? Was some of the disease missed? Was some left behind? Was the extent of the disease underestimated during either of the first two surgeries? I don't claim to have the medical expertise to answer those questions. I only know what happened to me, what my records say, and what was ultimately found during my third surgery. And after everything I've been through, I believe I have every right to ask those questions. I went into this process after more than a decade of pain believing I had finally found someone who would help me. Instead, I have undergone three surgeries, dealt with continued pain, missed time from normal life, endured the physical and emotional toll of repeated procedures, and am still trying to understand how I got here. I give 2 stars because on a positive note the postop nurse was absolutely AMAZING and so caring. It felt rushed with CIGC & was not made aware of out of network insurance.

Dr. Bajaj is amazing! FIrst I was originally scheduled over a month out due to her busy schedule…read morebut asked to be contacted if there was a cancellation. I was contacted and seen within 2 days for my urgent concern. She really listened to all my concerns and my rambling for an extensive amount of time and remembered eveything I said without writing anything down. I left with helpful information, medication and a care plan to help be get a handle on my issues. Her medical assitant was so nice as well. Ana is the one who got me in well ahead of my scheudled appointment. The office was clean and I had no wait upon arrival for my appointment time.

Everyone in this office has ensured we have any experience and quality care. The ladies working…read morethe front desk are especially quick and knowledgable. Thank you!

I recently had a visit with capital women's care and had the pleasure of dealing with Lauren H. who…read moredid nothing but exceptional work when it came to helping me and answering all my question.

Dr. Schichor's care during my first pregnancy and delivery was every woman and mother's dream. She…read morecombines her rich expertise with personalised and focused care for you. Every appointment was encouraging and provided me and my husband with the information we needed. Dr. Schichor always spent the time with us to answer any and all questions, we were never rushed, not even once! During delivery, Dr. Schichor continued her immense care, always responding to how I was doing both medically and psychologically. We couldn't imagine a better healthcare partner for this life-altering experience. We initially sought out Dr. Schichor as our OB for our first baby, however she will also continue to be my gynecologist. An excellent doctor and wonderful human. We need more of her in healthcare today.

These people left me with Shingles for five weeks without treating it leaving scars all over my…read moretorso. They almost enjoyed my suffering and laughed off my begging for antiviral then were rude to me. Should have sued them but there's still time!!!

I switched to One Medical to have a pcp practice closer to my home on the east side of the city. My…read morespouse recently switched as well. I've been a patient for a year. I chose Dr. Timothy Lee as my pcp and also see NP Michelle Patterson regularly for wellness checks. I also saw Dr. Jillian Noyes once when the others were not available for a last minute rush appointment. I've been so happy with every member of the health care team who has treated me. I feel like the team spends more time with patients than at my previous practice. Bloodwork, prescription refills, referrals to specialists, follow up...it's all done quickly. The staff is friendly, the offices are clean and fresh, and it's all a nice place to go. It never feels hectic. And of course, the app makes it easy to schedule appointments. I'm very glad I made the move. I have neighbors who see other health care practitioners at this office and are equally happy with their care.

In the fall of 2020, I had several appointments with Dr. Shari Diamond at the K Street office. I…read morefound her very distant, not at all compassionate or concerned about the pain I was in, and condescending and dismissive of my concerns. It was the pandemic, of course, and pre-vaccines, so I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, but it was such an unpleasant experience to see her that I stopped going and found another specialist at a different practice (who was fantastic). Unfortunately, the fantastic specialist at the different practice retired and when I called Arthritis and Rheumatism Associates to make an appointment with someone other than Dr. Diamond for another issue, I was told that was not possible. The receptionist transferred me to her supervisor, who confirmed that about a year ago (2025?), Arthritis and Rheumatism Associates implemented a new policy whereby patients who have previously seen one of the doctors in the practice cannot make another appointment with a different doctor in the practice. The supervisor asked if I had filed a complaint in Fall 2020. I replied that I had not, it was the pandemic, I was in pain and could barely walk, and that I simply voted with my feet and never returned. The supervisor then suggested that I give Dr. Diamond "a second chance." I said that another doctor I see for other issues had confirmed that Dr. Diamond's reputation has worsened in recent years, so I would not see her again. It's frustrating that Arthritis and Rheumatism Associates, the largest practice of its kind in the area, has this policy because the DMV is an increasingly aging population and there are many of us who need to see a rheumatologist we like and trust.

I completely agree with the negative reviews posted about this medical provider. Special kudos to…read morethe patient who brought their husband to one appointment for a "sanity check" and for his declaration that they would never go back. I endured four visits, though I knew after the first visit that this doctor lacks the qualities I needed, as a patient fighting a complex and damaging rheumatological disease. I continued seeing her because I wanted to be sure she wasn't just having a bad day and I desperately needed medical care as my rheumatologist had retired. Sick people in pain tend to be desperate and perhaps that's why I endured multiple visits. I found her to be continually stone-faced with an icy demeanor. So no, she wasn't just having a bad day and she didn't deserve me remaining open-minded about her. She actually seemed bored during my visits, and rarely responded to anything I said, making me feel that my observations and comments were a waste of her time. She provided no information about my disease. As kindness and compassion don't seem to be part of her standard medical protocol, I have to wonder why she chose rheumatology rather than radiology or another field where she could forego direct contact with patients altogether.