I used to take my daughter there to see Stephanie Jennings. I did like Jennings. She…read morewas....assertive. I didn't mind it because I can be too, but my duaghters mom did. You can imagine why. Anywho, I'm upset and annoyed that SFP stopped accepting insurance. My first reaction was to leave a one star review, but that would not be fair. I believe they have their reasons. Many insurance companies do not align with, or support the type of care SFP provides. I do. After reading the negative reviews, I noticed a consistent theme: people felt disrespected, inconvenienced, or emotionally frustrated. That reaction is understandable. No one likes wasted time, and appointments should be honored. Personally, I have not experienced delayed appointments. What has changed is that appointments are harder to get, and that is worth asking why. Some reviewers were upset about receiving results over the phone. I actually prefer that. Preferences differ, and that matters. Could bedside manner improve? Yes. I agree with that criticism, and I won't defend it. There is room for improvement. That said, let's consider the nature of this practice. Imagine a doctor telling patients that improvement requires an alternative protocol: supplements, timing, lifestyle changes, and long-term commitment. No magic pill. No instant results. Some patients respond with "that's too much," "that's too expensive," or "I can't do that." If a practitioner truly believes in their protocol and practices with integrity, it is reasonable to say: if you are unwilling to follow it, this may not be the right place for you. Health requires time, effort, and maintenance. Proactive care is very different from reactive care. That difference often separates one star reviews from five star reviews. So ask yourself: why do people choose this practice? Is the alternative better, or simply more familiar? Where do your values lie? Are you proactive about your health, willing to research and participate in your care, or do you expect doctors to have every answer while making you feel comfortable along the way? This is an alternative practice for people who are dissatisfied with mainstream medicine. It is not for everyone. No doctor, primary care provider, alternative practitioner, or specialist has all the answers. That is precisely why SFP blends approaches, though it clearly leans more alternative than conventional. Choose wisely. Do your research. Think critically. As for service: service is declining everywhere, not just here. Expectations are high, patience is low, and social media amplifies dissatisfaction. Criticism is valid when it is constructive, but perspective matters. This practice works for people who understand what they are signing up for. If you do, you may find real value here.

This place comes highly recommended... people absolutely love them. Then they stopped taking…read moreinsurance. Which I get , insurance puts up too much of a fight, they lose too much money. So now, you're paying out of pocket. But they are still trying to run like they take insurance. Ridiculous long wait times. Like insanely rude long wait times... online tele visits... Dr was over 30 minutes late and didn't even apologize. Every time I've been in that office, ppl are pissed, asking how much longer. You have the front desk girls loudly gossiping, then when someone gets upset about waiting they shift to talking in Spanish. They do actually take their time, you don't feel rushed, they listen... But I think they need a system and put the patient first, our time is valuable.... Our money is precious!

Felt like I was excessively charged, when I was clear what I was going in for…read more I went in for a physical that's supposed to be covered by insurance. I tell them I just want what's covered. After the tests, they said I needed to go in person to talk about my results, even though I asked if that's even necessary and I'd prefer to be sent my results. When I go in for my results, I sit in the patient room for like 45 minutes. When I walked in, there was maybe one other person, not sure who else in the back. So it didn't seem busy. He finally comes to talk to me for like 10 minutes and the things mentioned are things I could've seen off the results of the tests. They charged my insurance for a "long" visit. $160. Apparently, it's based on when I walk in, even if they take forever to see me. I called about the $200 in claims and say I didn't want to go in the office, if I didn't have to, and I asked for what's covered. They didn't budge on the charges. I called my insurance and they called the office directly. Luckily, the insurance representative got some of it waived. Summary... I go in for an insurance covered physical. They end up charging me over $200 in claims.

Dr R Martin actually listens! Engaging, professional and a fine physician. See us now our Family…read moreCare go to person.

When there one evening when I was feeling like death. Took good care of me, got some blood for…read moretests, prescribed appropriate Rx, and called me the next morning for follow-up and results of my blood tests (quick-turnaround). Place was clean, not overly busy when I arrived. Was in-and-out within a little over an hour. Staff are courteous, professional, and efficient. I just wish I could access visit documents and blood test results with an online account. I had to go back a few days later and receive paper copy, which I then had to scan to provide to my primary care Dr. All in all, if I get illin' like that again, I'd go back here for care.

My son went on a Saturday only because our doctor's urgent care was closed. We have insurance which…read moresays our copay is $50. The receptionist was less than helpful and said care now told her to charge the full amount. Some bs thing they do. They charged us for the full visit of $206. It did go through insurance and sure enough it should have been $50. I do hope that I get back the $156 they overcharged us. But what a pain it is for me to chase after the overpayment. As of now, I have not been refunded the overcharge. I do hope I will get the overcharge back. I told him to go to his doctor from now on or an urgent care that honors insurance. I would rather use the ER than deal with this place again. Should have walked out and gone to patient first. Live and learn.

Had my first visit today, Dr Spooner has excellent bedside manners! Review all my blood work…read moreresults I had with me with me and also my full body MRI I did. Office was clean and personnel was polite and patient.

Only complaint is getting a receipt for FSA is unnecessarily cumbersome. The office provided the…read morewrong number for the billing person. Then the billing person didn't answer during normal office hours. Left a message but haven't heard back. It would be nice if the office had a methodology to provide receipts that are required by FSA in an area swarming with a federal workforce. One of the more painful ways of handling it I've experienced.

I just moved here and was looking for a place to establish healthcare. I have nothing but…read morewonderful things to say about this place. All of the staff members were amazingly helpful and Dr. Livani was exactly the kind of doctor I'd been hoping to find. He is a very good listener and addressed all of my concerns. I'm just so glad I didn't go anywhere else.

I have been a loyal patient at Inova for years seeing Dr. Rao, but after my recent experience, I…read morewill never return to any of their locations. I called trying to get an appointment with my primary care physician, but the nurse on the phone told me my doctor wasn't available that day, but offered to schedule me with a Nurse Practitioner at another location instead. What she deliberately left out was that this other location would bill the visit as urgent/emergency care, turning what should have been a standard $30 copay into a surprise $200+ bill. If they had been honest and transparent about the massive cost difference, I would have waited a day or two to see my regular doctor. Instead, they took advantage of my vulnerability and pain to quietly route me into an overpriced visit without my informed consent. When I reached out to billing and customer support to explain the lack of disclosure, they refused to help or take accountability. It is heartbreaking and deeply infuriating to realize that a healthcare provider you trusted for years views its patients as an ATM rather than people needing care. Beware of their deceptive scheduling tactics. They do not care about your well-being--only what they can extract from your wallet when you are at your most vulnerable. I am officially taking my care elsewhere.

Dr. Williamson is no longer here and I love Dr. Truong and Dr. Lee. They are fabulous and the…read morestaff is wonderful as well.

Regretfully, I am writing this review because Dr. Lee and Dr. Truoung need to know that I will not…read morebe returning to their practice. First let me say that I have been loyal to them for over 20 years and this was not an easy decision. Although I may not have any issues with the doctors, their assistants are rude, lie and are condescending to patients. I called the office and spoke with the assistant and I asked to have Dr. Lee give me a call on a personal matter. She said they don't do that here and I insisted to please leave the message. She then decided to hang up the phone call. Since I was near the office, I went there to speak with the office manager to inform her of my experience, and she said something I could not believe. When telling her my experience, she seemed like this was a burden on her and that she had better things to do. I asked her if she would actually give Dr. Lee the message to call me on a personal matter or would the message be thrown in the trash. And she responded the message was going to be thrown in the trash. Upon hearing that I was shocked and then she started to gas light me by saying I was being rude and she would not stand for this. The funniest thing then happened, a patient who was waiting to be seen said he was a patient for over 25 years and agreed that the service was horrible, but he had no other option. The office manager was not empathetic to my concern and is the final reason for my departure. She does not care for the practice and will be the reason for other patients to leave. I understand why the assistants act like they do because their office manager leads by example. It is a shame my relationship has to end this way with Potomac Family Practice. Dr. Lee and Dr. Truoung, I wish you the best of luck and will be leaving your practice for good.

My favorite doctor! Tells it like it is. Hardest working doctor I've ever met! Truely. She'll be…read moreat her office in the evenings calling patients and doing computer work. Really cares about her patients (from 0-100!) and loves her work. She can treat your whole family. And her staff is so nice and her office manager really keeps on top of things - she's a gem! I've never had them drop the ball on anything. Wish all my doctor's offices were run like this. I never once had a bad experience! They even have a Quest lab right in their office. So convenient. If you are looking for top-notch medical care for your family I highly recommend Dr Sachdeva!

I have been going to Dr. Sachdeva for over 10 years. She cares about her patients and follows up…read morepromptly to make sure she discusses medical challenges and treatments. I have a serious medical condition for the past 6 months and she was the main factor (pushed me to see a specialist) that it was diagnosed and I am going through the necessary treatments as we speak. her medical knowledge tops any PCP I have dealt with. I truly do appreciate the Dr and her staff.

Recommended the wrong treatment for my wound, which was not infected. Wanted to prescribe…read moreantibiotics I did not need. Was cavalier and brusque in the way she examined and diagnosed my problem. I know this because another, more qualified doctor contradicted her recommendations.

This is such a tough review to write because while I did receive the care I needed in coming to…read morethis urgent care facility when my local facility that's within walking distance of my home was closed, the cleanliness standards are what were most concerning to me, sigh... SO, as mentioned above I needed an urgent care facility as I was feeling beyond miserable and my local tried and true facility wasn't open for some odd reason so I searched and found this establishment. Reviews were great so I said perfect, yet upon arrival I literally sat in my car second guessing even going in because I've been spoiled by the likes of Inova and Patient First where "curb appeal" is a thing (& matters). Yet I got over myself and went in because as I said I was sick! Upon entry I again said maybe I need to keep searching because you literally can see the dust on many of the items that are both on the floor and strewn upon the tables and walls .... and there's so much tattered signage on the wall you don't know what to look at or what's relevant .... But the service! The front desk woman was phenomenal! Her "bedside manner" was top notch as I listened to her ease the worries of folks on the phone and simultaneously take care of me and one other patient. She was truly the shining star of this establishment. And my wait time was non existent which was really nice! I completed paperwork, insurance was verified and the doctor saw me right away. The doctor was interesting because I felt as though she was more interested in my nail design and handbag than in truly paying attention to what I was sharing about my illness.... But she diagnosed me and sent my prescriptions right over to the pharmacy with no issues. So, as I said in the beginning, tough review to write because the service provided was pretty good, however, the packaging in which it all was wrapped was tattered and we all know presentation matters, so, this was a one and done experience for me and I'll be returning to Inova or Patient First where I feel cleanliness standards are met,

I don't usually leave reviews, but I felt like I needed to share my experience. My issue is not…read morewith the medical care itself, but with the front desk/reception service. When I called to inquire about walk-in availability, the male receptionist who answered sounded as if he was half-asleep and was very difficult to understand. I genuinely could not make out what he was saying, so I politely asked him to repeat himself. Instead of clarifying, he responded in a blunt and dismissive tone. The whole interaction felt unnecessarily rude and unprofessional. To top it off, right as I was wrapping up the call and saying "okay thank you," he hung up on me before I even finished my sentence. That lack of basic courtesy left a really negative impression. Again, I have no complaints about the doctors or the actual care, but the attitude of the person answering the phones makes a huge difference in how patients perceive the office. First impressions matter, and this one was disappointing.

I have been a patient at LSFP for 25 years. This practice is a shadow of what it once was. The…read moredecline has been gradual, but steady, and has reached a point where I can't recommend avoiding this practice enough. Appointments now consist of basic questions and exams that barely touch the service of issues. My last physical didn't even include a hernia exam, and I'm a 39 year old male with a history of hernias. The nurse practitioners they have on staff are under-qualified at best. The front desk staff are rude, and the intake nurses are also unprofessional. This practice has lost any idea of what customer service means and seems to now be an appointment mill that bills your insurance for telling you to buy some Motrin and get some bed rest. Today was the last straw for us. My wife recently gave birth naturally and our OBGYN recommended we see our PCP for a referral for physical therapy for a month from now to help get her back on her feet and speed her recovery. We called and scheduled an appointment for this specific purpose with the front desk who confirmed that they could give a referral for PT. After waiting for an hour, my wife was seen by a family nurse practitioner that took her temperature and blood pressure, checked her height and weight, eyes and ears, and listened to her breathing. Then, without any examination of her pelvic floor muscles, said that PT 'wasn't indicated' at this time and we should come back for another appointment after our 6 week checkup with our OBGYN for ANOTHER appointment. She explained that we had been sent by the OBGYN to get a referral but the FNP refused to issue the referral and sent her packing. I went in to address this with the front desk and they gave me the run-around, then brought out a 'provider' who first said she had seen my wife but after having me explain the whole situation told me she was just the intake nurse, then asked me to re-explain the situation, then laughed when I said I didn't want to explain myself again and wanted to talk to the actual nurse that had seen my wife. All in all it was a nice hour and fifteen minutes absolutely wasted by the front desk and clinical staff because of their inability to listen and/or be upfront about what services they are willing and able to provide. To LSFP - if you can not or will not offer a service then perhaps your front desk staff shouldn't confirm the appointment for it. Your practice used to be great, and now it is a terrible place to go for care and competent customer service. I've had better customer service at McDonald's. Your front desk staff especially leaves a lot to be desired in the professionalism department. 25 years as a patient and I have never been treated the way I was treated today. We won't be back. Get it together.