Probably by far the best pain Dr I have worked with…read more He actually cares and listens to my concerns He's not a pill pusher and he is concerned when psychiatrist over prescribed medication. I am truly grateful to have him.

If you are in denial that you are being taken for a financial ride, but desperate for the…read moremedication that he prescribes, then he's your doctor. Considering the generic version of this medication cost $5 with insurance, and the non generic cost $20 with insurance (and there are coupons on goodrx.com to cover the non insured), being forced to come to the office on a weekly basis and pay $150 out of pocket sure feels like a rip off. Not to mention the inconvenience of leaving work or home to drive to a weekly doctor's appointment, especially during traffic, is not doable for most people. He refuses to do what most providers of this medication generally do, and that is give you a month's worth of prescriptions. He makes more money forcing you to come in for a weekly visit. $150x4=600 a month+$20x4=$80 a month=$680 a month you're paying to receive a medication that can be prescribed on a monthly basis. My previous doctor charged no more than an initial fee, followed by $100 for a monthly appointment and a prescription. I give an extra star for the entertainment provided in the waiting room (that would be other patients). To reiterate, if you are in quick need of this medication, he is the doctor to see, but be prepared to also pay an initial fee (which I believe was either $300 or $350), on top of a regular weekly fee. Parking is easy and access to the building is convenient from the outside. However, I did not see an elevator, and his office is located on the second floor. There must be an elevator somewhere for those who are in need of one. Where though, I do not know. You might want to inquire about its location within the building if you are handicapped or disabled. As for the doctor's demeanor and beside manner, he was a pleasant person to deal with but I feel if you were to question him too much, or confront him, or push too hard, he would cut you off as a patient. This is simply my opinion based on what I feel and what I have read on other review boards.

Just as I thought there was no hope. Two years and 3 doctors later. I found…read more Dr. Samia Waseem. She was the first doctor to treat me like a person and not just a set of labs. She is kind and you can tell she genuinely cares about her patients. I didn't feel rushed when I talk to her and she address my concerns. Dr. Waseem is an awesome and top notch doctor. Two thumbs up and greater than a #10!! I am incredibly satisfied with the service and professionalism I've received at GW Alexandria. Thank you ! Dr. Wasseem and your staff.

Medical care was good, but I was billed incorrectly, and I still cannot get a substantive response…read morefrom the billing department more than two months after requesting a review. I have spent more time over multiple calls and written communication trying to have the bill corrected than I spent with a doctor.

Excellent Surgery... Abysmal Follow-up…read more I saw Dr. Agolini for a hernia repair and had a great experience. However, 2 years later I returned with severe pain at the surgery site, worried the repair had failed due to a recent pregnancy. That consult was the worst I've ever had. Dr. Agolini was defensive and dismissed my symptoms as "psychosomatic," explaining the term (which I already knew) in a patronizing, mansplaining way. This kind of dismissal of young women in medicine is far too common, and the experience was genuinely traumatizing. I had to push just to get a CT scan referral. While he is highly skilled technically, and had a great bedside manner during the original procedure, he did not treat my follow-up concerns with respect. His ego seemed bruised at my suggestion that the repair might have failed. (By the way, It turned out the pain was NOT in my head, which, again, I already knew. I later received a diagnosis from a different doctor for a separate condition and was treated for it.)

Absolutely magnificent care! I have been an ED nurse for 7 years and Paramedic for 4 prior, working…read morein many different hospitals with many different doctors. I had never heard of Dr. Agolini when I first met him in the hospital, but just his bedside manner and confidence reflected how wonderful of a doctor he was. He was very involved with my recovery and seeing him in the office went smoothly. He has a very nice team and my surgery went flawless. I am a medical professional with over a decade of experience and I can't recommend Dr. agolini enough. 10/10 experience

I have had hemorrhoids for 2-3 years. I felt very painful and miserable. It was annoying and…read moreinterfered with my life until I saw Dr. Kimberly Matzie. At first, I was very afraid of surgery, but the doctor encouraged me until I was not afraid and let her do the surgery. The doctor is very good with comforting patients. I laughed until I forgot the pain. And the doctor worked quickly and skillfully. The doctor finished the surgery while I was still laughing. The doctor is kind. I felt very safe and would recommend anyone who has hemorrhoids. Dr. Kimberly Matzie can help you. Thongchai Chitmaivong

First, I will say I am happy with their service and operations. However, the instructions that…read moreFCRS provides for colonoscopy prep are extreme compared to respected medical sources and sites -- sites such as Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, MedlinePlus.com, gastrointestinal medical associations, and more. For example, they want you to stop all consumption 6 hours before just arrival at their office, which is at least 1 hour before anesthesia and surgery. This is opposed to the advice of the American Society of Anesthesiologists. According to their current guidelines, most healthy patients should stop drinking liquids, including clear liquids, around two hours before their scheduled anesthesia time. Therefore, I conclude that their instructions are more suited for the comfort and convenience of their doctors and personel, as opposed to your own comfort and well-being while prepping. So I would advise patients to seek other sources for prep instructions and make your own decision in your best interests.

Been their customer for 3 years now…read more Inova Primary Care at Mark Center is excellent! The staff are professional, friendly, and make you feel cared for from the moment you walk in. The doctors take the time to listen and provide thorough explanations, which I really appreciate. The facility is clean and well-organized, making appointments smooth and stress-free. Sheema Chohan is my favorite.

I really don't know what's going on with Inova, especially their Mark Center location. It has been…read moresteadily going downhill in terms of quality and patient care. I can now see why my previous internist chose to not be part of this group any longer! The front staff is obnoxiously loud, extremely unprofessional, and more focused on socializing rather than giving accurate information/wait times for currently waiting patients. If you choose to continue coming here, I highly recommend in bringing earplugs, because you'll end up with a total migraine from the shrilling raucous. The phlebotomist is super lazy and inefficient, and, I kid you not, I have waited over 2+ hours to just get blood drawn. The last straw was when I was told there was no queue when I directly asked one of the receptionists what the estimated time of a wait was; I waited 20 minutes with no updates, and, when I finally went up to ask what the ETA was for the phlebotomist, the receptionist had the nerve to tell me that he wasn't seeing anyone currently, and it would be another 30+ minute wait. The communication here is wack. It's clear that the staff here has absolute no respect or consideration for patients' time nor any ounce of professionalism. +wack communication skills from front staff +lazy phlebotomist +horrific wait times

This place makes adulting easy plus they're opened on Saturday's! I see the PA Gabriel, love him…read more Basically does all the work for me, gives me great referrals. Most of my referrals have been from the IMG groups which I appreciate because if god forbid something were to happen and I end up at INOVA the specialists I see are on call. This is a huge plus since a lot of privately owned offices do not have after hour emergency services. As for the atmosphere, it's clean and the ladies up front are nice and polite. Cool fact is that I think this is the PCP for Alex Ovechkin. They have pictures of him all over that office....who doesn't love the CAPS?!

DrJuburi has been my primary doctor as well as my husbands for a few years now and we are very…read morehappy with his professionalism and kindness. The office staff is always amazing, very sweet and welcoming. Very happy to be their patient! The facility is very clean and neat and the wait times are very short!

My entire immediate and extended family have gone to this practice for years now. I have also…read morereferred many friends and business associates to them. I can't say enough about the quality of care they provide. It feels like family from the women at the front desk, to the nurses, to the office manager, the technicians and of course the doctors!!!! They all treat us like people that they truly care for and not just a patient passing through!!! They are professionals at the top of their game, but provide that caring and genuine relationship to their patients. I can't tell you how many times one of us have had a concern or situation that needed an immediate response and Melissa(the office manager) handled our concerns efficiently and with kindness and respect. All of the staff have "been there" for us when we needed a little extra care or just to be heard!!! Its SO hard to find a truly competent AND caring medical practice these days!!!! The practice of Mitchell, Whittaker and Wu (AND ENTIRE STAFF) are and always will be our medical practice! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

I've been dealing with foot pain and made an appointment several weeks in advance with Dr. Smith,…read moreonly for it to be canceled the day of because Dr. Smith was ill (which was slightly annoying but fine.) But after two unanswered follow up calls during business hours, one in which I left a voicemail and didn't receive a callback, I decided to go with a different podiatrist. Not a great way to treat new patients!

Dr.Melissa Smith is wonderful! And so is her staff. Especially, Cassie. I currently have no…read moreinsurance so I called several different doctor offices to try and identify costs and procedures for my big toe that was in a lot of pain. Cassie was the only person to ask what was going on with my toe, and recommended a few things to do prior to booking a podiatrist appointment. She said if at home care treatment didn't work after a few days, to call again and they would take care of me. After a few days, I decided to call back. As promised, Cassie was immediately accommodating and got me an appointment with Dr.Smith. Dr.Smith was awesome. She was honest, knowledgeable, kind, and funny. I truly appreciate the care that her and her staff showed me today. I can tell they are in the medical profession because they truly care about the wellbeing of people. Dr.Smith will for sure be my go to podiatrist!!

Came in for pain due to plantar fasciitis. The therapist, Dr Anas, was great, as well as the other…read moresupport staff. Would recommend it. They also use the equipment at the attached One Life gym which is very convenient.

I am writing this very delayed review from last year. I had shoulder surgery and was overwhelmed…read moreby the plethora of options for physical therapy. I chose this location at the suggestion of a friend. I regularly saw Dr. Ryan and occasionally Dr. Dan for dry needling or if Dr. Ryan was unavoidably detained. Both were amazing, and I highly recommend them. Although, I did not work with the rest of the staff, they were all very professional and helpful as well. I didn't want to go to a location that only had the typical physical therapy equipment as I wanted to get back to athletic performance. I am by no means an Olympic athlete, but maybe with my jokes. Overall, it was a great experience and I am pleased with the recovery. There is a gym that is separated by a glass door that patients have access to for the exercise portion of the visit. Sophie and Beth oversaw the exercise portion of my visit. They are both fantastic. I would note that the dry needling does cost extra. Not sure if this is just for Jackson Clinics, or if this is an added expense anywhere you go.