The provider I saw at this practice was excellent, and I was very pleased with the care I received…read more Unfortunately, the office's billing practices were so frustrating that I have decided to seek care elsewhere. For anyone considering this practice, it is important to understand that the office does not send bills directly. They use an external billing company that operates entirely paperlessly. Patients do not receive paper statements, email notifications, or patient portal alerts when a balance becomes due. In practice, payments are considered due immediately, as there is no period between when a patient is notified of a charge and when payment is expected. According to the office, the only notification patients receive is a phone call the day before an appointment if they have an outstanding balance greater than $100. This would be less concerning if the office could explain the charges being collected. However, when I asked for details about my balance, the staff could not provide even basic information, such as the date of service associated with the charge. Instead, I was told that it was my responsibility to contact my insurance company to determine what had been paid, what had been denied, and what the balance might be for. In other words, the insurance company, not the medical practice, was expected to explain the bill. My primary concern is the apparent lack of focus on patient care. When I received the call regarding my balance, I requested information about the charge before making a payment. Since the office could not provide any details, I contacted my insurance company to investigate. While I was doing so, my appointment was canceled. I later spoke with the office manager, who explained that it is the practice's policy to cancel appointments for unpaid balances, even when patients are given less than four hours to determine what they are being asked to pay for. I was further told that making an exception would be considered discriminatory to other patients. Patients should be provided with basic billing information and a reasonable opportunity to review charges before appointments are canceled. I will be moving my care to another practice with a more transparent, mature and patient-friendly billing system.

Dr. Elizabeth is an exceptional provider. From the moment the appointment began, she made me feel…read moreheard, respected, and supported. She listens attentively, explains things clearly, and truly takes the time to understand what you are going through as a whole person, not just a diagnosis. Her approach is compassionate, professional, and reassuring. I left my appointment feeling lighter, validated, and more confident about my treatment plan. It is rare to find a provider who combines knowledge with genuine empathy the way she does. I am very grateful for her care and highly recommend her to anyone looking for a mental health professional who truly cares about their patients.

Very knowledgable and explains medications at great length, felt very informed about my options and…read morehave been helped through a variety of psychiatric issues.

Dr. Singh has been extremely helpful to me and my family as we navigate a host of psychological…read moreissues. He understands pharmacology almost intuitively. His approach is very modern and his personality is friendly, but relaxed, and laser focused.

Excellent doctors, excellent service, 30 years of experience with the practice, courteous and…read morehelpful always.

New patient here (former) How does it take 3 weeks to have…read moresomeone call about lab results? When asked how long the lab results take to come back, the doctor stated, oh, only a few days, I'm just soo busy. To then call, and someone in the office says the doctor is very behind. Then why take new patients? I Called the office and asked how much longer before the doctor was planning to call me about the results, answer? Later this week. Call finally came in today and it wasn't even the doctor! No options, no request for a second visit to discuss. Just straight to the medicine. No thanks. These things are scary for people and to just have disregard because they're too busy? There are plenty of better doctors and practices. If attention to detail from a medical professional is what you are looking for, go elsewhere.

DISCLAIMER: My apologies in advance for this lengthy review. I wanted to document the horrible…read morecustomer service my wife and I experienced from the INOVA FAIRFAX HOSPITAL NICU during a 3.5 month span. The best part of this review is that my wife and I gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Due to her being a preemie, she stayed in the hospital for an extended period where we experienced first hand the broken healthcare system and instances of malpractice within the NICU. Regarding the care of our daughter, it was a frustrating experience from the beginning! There was a great communication barrier between us and the hospital staff, to include front desk personnel, nurses, doctors, supervisors and upper level hospital management. To make a long story short, this hospital failed us, often picking and choosing what protocols they should follow, and not providing key information to us that they promised to deliver. In our initial complaint, we spoke to the supervisor to explain the discrepancy in communication, and all they could do is apologize, and attempted to justify the behavior of their staff. There is also a disparity in the amount of minority (African American) nurses at the unit. The few black nurses that provided care for our daughter expressed concerns with how the unit was being handled. Specifically, one of our daughter's nurses explained her reasoning to transition from full-time to part-time due to her inability to do what she studied and practiced for years regarding taking care of babies. Instead, she explained that at INOVA Fairfax, the nurses are simply tasked with following the doctor's orders even if it is contrary to what the child needs. Although the nurses are the primary care-givers for the children, their feedback is not really valued and that presents a major disservice to the families. In addition, we noticed a big disservice that the nurses were providing. Many nurses were on their phones, reading books and having leisure conversations outside of the infants rooms while alerts were going off that required immediate attention for their assigned babies. There was also a clear incompetence displayed by the night-time staff and nurses compared to the dayshift. Calling at night-time for updates was a nuisance due to the ignorant staff saying that they did not know the answers to basic questions. We would often be advised to just check with the day shift. Doctors and nurses alike agreed that the night-time staff doesn't really know anything and verified that the care at night is often not up to par! Therefore, the night-time staff doesn't really do anything to advance the child. There is also a disparity in the amount of minority (African-American) nurses at the unit. The few black nurses that provided care for our daughter expressed concerns with how the unit was being handled. Specifically, one of our daughter's nurses explained her reasoning to transition from full-time to part-time due to her inability to do what she studied and practiced for years regarding taking care of babies. Instead, she explained that at INOVA Fairfax, the nurses are simply tasked with following the doctor's orders even if it is contrary to what the child needs. Although the nurses are the primary care-givers for the children, their feedback is not really valued and that presents a major disservice to the families. As it relates to the doctors, it was frustrating due to the many doctors we would see on a week to week basis, all had differing opinions regarding our daughter's care. In most instances, it seemed as if no action was their best course of action instituted. As a result, every milestone that our daughter accomplished was initiated by us. With such a slow trajectory regarding our daughter's care, it inspired us to look into how her development could be expedited to get her home as quickly and safely as possible. Every suggestion that we made was implemented, and our daughter never had to go backwards. That presents a major quandary on behalf of the hospital because the doctor's get paid to make the decisions. Consequently, in this case, we were proposing all the decisions, and they would just say, "ok, then, let's try it." There is plenty more that transpired, but due to limitations I cannot share. However, if you are a minority and are having a baby, you may want to reconsider contrary to INOVA Fairfax.

Sam is awesome! He is my physical therapist for my spinal cord injuries. He challenges his patients…read moreand goes above and beyond to help them see heir potential when they don't! I am grateful for having him on my road to recovery as other people in the industry are not up to his caliber. I will continue to recommend him to anyone that is in need of a top notch physical therapist in the area. Thank you for your time and have a fantastic day!

I highly recommend this practice for mental health needs. They offer telehealth appointments which…read moreis so convenient for my schedule. The doctors and office staff are kind , caring, and always helpful. I have been a patient for several years and have never had a bad experience. They truly do care about people.

My practitioner is wonderful! I had one negative experience with an office staff member, but I…read moreliterally got a call from the CEO within an hour to resolve the issue. I felt like the CEO really took it seriously and was both understanding and helpful. Really changed my perspective and I wanted to share.

The front office staff are terrible and have no training. They charged a deductible on top of my…read morecopay. My insurance does not call for deductible but when asked the office staff all said that both fees have to be paid and had the most rude attitude. Only after the insurance company confirmed that only copay was required they still didn't want to refund the deductible. Having to deal with incompetent, rude and mean staff in addition to the stress of it while you're on a visit to the doctor to get better is not the experience anyone should have. Steer clear of this practice.

I have a long-term condition that I had avoided getting a diagnosis and treatment for. I went in to…read moresee Dr. Nguyen for an unrelated issue. He looked at all my blood work and test results, diagnosed and treated the complaint I went in for, and then immediately (gently) called out the other issue that I had been avoiding all that time. Got that condition under control with a good treatment plan. I feel much better now, and am really grateful that he was watching out for my health and well-being in a holistic way.

I have no issues at all with Dr. Kaas. I like her, she's incredibly kind and compassionate, and a…read moregood doctor. But for the last three visits, I was taken into a room 15-20 minutes late with no explanation. My appointment should take no more than 15-20 minutes. If I had not left 45 minutes later on my own, I don't know how long I would have sat in that room waiting for the PA. Today I had a 9:15 AM appointment. I waited 20 minutes after my appointment time to be put in a room finally at 9:35 AM, . Once in the room, I waited an additional 15 minutes for the doctor to come in. When Dr. Kaas came in, and she explained she was held up for personal reasons. I then waited for the PA to come in to finish the visit and she did not show up at all. I waited another 20 minutes and I decided to leave. I am 67 years old and have NEVER left a doctor's office in my life. I told the front desk why I left. Five minutes after leaving, I received a phone call from the PA who told me they were short staffed. She invited me to come in today at my convenience to complete the treatment, but I could not. I will not be returning to this practice. This all could have been avoided by a kind explanation at any point in time while I was in the office.

I was seen by Dr. Jay Ryan at this practice back starting in 2025. I went to him for diagnosed foot…read morepain, and he constantly said multiple issues existed. He kept pushing for injections and surgeries. These injections were costly and did not work, and even after understanding that, he kept emphasizing the injections. Finally after refusing the injections multiple times, he suggested multiple surgeries. Dr. Ryan performed one surgery on July 2025, and one again on January 2026. Every time I was seen for debilitating foot pain, he suggested surgery. After each surgery completed, my foot pain got worse and now I can't walk. Dr. Ryan also provided an inaccurate estimate of how long my recovery would be, he did a very intense surgery where a portion of my heel was removed, metal hardware was taken out, and he said I would be able to walk in 2 weeks. Several months later, even after physical therapy, I am unable to walk. I don't think I will ever be able to walk again. After one of my surgeries I was scheduled for a post op with Dr. Ryan, and upon arriving, I was told I could not be seen by him. Dr. Kaas ended up seeing me, and she did not provide a thorough exam of my incisions. She stood on one side of the room where she could not examine my entire foot, and I had multiple stitches on all sides of my feet. Dr. Kaas glanced at me and told me I looked fine. She then denied me any pain medications even though I was told to ask, and I needed them. The front office also is not communicative, and unhelpful. I've had to ask them multiple times to send in pain medication that I needed URGENTLY after my surgery, and they waited days to do so even after they told me they would send it same day. They also refused to prescribe me pain medication, they said a Dr. had to sign off on it but still made me wait - even though Dr. Ryan said he'd send it same day. I feel as though my pain levels were completely disregarded and misdiagnosed at this practice. The front office is also not clear on how the billing works, they never communicated that there would be more than one bill for one surgery, and they also charge a hefty credit card surcharge/processing fee, which I feel is already unfair, and not done at any other practice. Also, for being a medical office that specializes in foot and ankle care, their building is NOT accessible, at all. There are multiple stairs and a steep incline going into the building, no automatic doors at the office. It was extremely hard trying to maneuver an office being disabled and using mobility aids that I brought like a wheelchair, a scooter, a walker, crutches, and a cane. I don't think I will ever be able to walk again after being seen by both Dr. Ryan and Dr. Kaas. Please avoid this office at all costs.

Connie and her team have always been excellent providers. They are knowledgeable, kind and…read moreinformative on what your options are next. Completely transparent, they explain in ways that you understand. They will have you come back to make sure you are well taken care of. I would not go anywhere else.

I've been a patient of this practice and Dr. Connie Le for about 15 years. Lab work is done in her…read moreoffice, the staff is great and Dr. Le always spends quality time with her patients! Highly recommend ‼