My wife's gall bladder surgery with Dr. Paul went great. No overnight stay, no real pain, nothing…read more But a week after, she started developing serious symptoms, which Dr. Paul took very seriously; he acted fast to find out what was wrong. At first, I was quick to blame the surgery, but more detailed investigation showed that the gallbladder problems were just the tip of the iceberg and the fist thing to "act up" in a very complex situation. Not only did Dr. Paul do a great job (as confirmed by other surgeons and his reputation); he still checks on my wife, even three years later. That's more than the mark of a good doctor; that's a good person. I'd highly recommend him, both for his skill and his compassion.

You will not find better surgeons than Dr. Paul and his partner, Dr. Garrett. Dr. Paul and Dr…read more Garrett have each performed more than a thousand hernia surgeries. Dr. Garrett did my hernia surgery and four days later I was driving to work (with a manual transmission car). Two weeks later, I was swimming. you will not find any better surgeons than Dr. Paul and Dr. Garrett.

I can't say enough about my positive experience under the care of Dr. Matthew Buchanan at Nirschl…read moreOrthopaedic Center. After months of ankle and foot pain, my PT referred me to Dr. Buchanan and after the first visit, I knew I was on the right path to healing. He was very pleasant and patient with all my questions and concerns and clearly explained what was going on with my foot. I had ankle ligament reconstruction a year ago and my foot is now better than ever. The office was great to work with on scheduling appointments, the PA Jessica was fabulous, and the surgery was very straightforward. One thing I really liked was the detailed instructions for pre and post surgical care. This established realistic expectations for my recovery and something I could refer back to when needed. They are a very caring and helpful group of people and I will continue to use them for my joint care.

Great visit with a new doctor here, Kurtis Carlock. He was patient, empathetic, answered all my…read morequestions, and walked me through what was wrong with my knee. Very impressed.

Came early for an appointment, which was one of the last for the day, and was led to examination…read moreroom after check in with copay collection. Spoke with a medical assistant and informed him of my issue. Was then directed to take x-rays, which surely with cost $100, even with good insurance coverage, and then led back to the exam room. The doctor came in with a scribe, and I explained my injury. A 1 minute examination of the injured area was performed, and then I was told to do physical therapy and check with my previous orthopedic specialist. Without even checking the Epic chart to see past MRI summary notices, the medical opinion was given solely based off x-rays and a quick examination. Super disappointed I wasted my time, while I'm in agonizing pain with no real diagnosis and prognosis.

Didn't even saw my injury. It wants to replace my shoulder. That was very unprofessional.read more

I came Anderson after a referal from our regular orthopedic. My fiance needed a hand specialist to…read morelook for underlying causes to his work injury after months of continued issues. We were scheduled with Dr. Rikesh Gandhi who was a complete delight. He was friendly, smiling, knowledgeable and we didn't feel rushed through the appointment and answered all questions that we had. The office once you walk in is inviting the receptionist were friendly and gave great directions. I actually like the fact the waiting room is down the hall and not as you first walk in to make it seem crowded and uninviting. The waiting area has tons of chairs and all the rooms are directly off it as well as the x-ray rooms so you don't need to travel far. Dr. Gandhi's assist was friendly, and assisted with paperwork that was needed along with additional brace that would be needed for night. Overall, a great first impression and will update after our follow-up

waste of time. if I could give this place zero stars, I would. I had an appointment but could never…read moreget in because the not very helpful or bright receptionist at the front desk of the Fairfax offiice INSISTED that I needed a referral which they told me st the time of my appointment. Not only was that completely inaccurate, they wouldn't even let me in to my appointment if I agreed to pay out of pocket. Do yourself a favor and find somewhere else to go.

I texted this to a friend of mine who I recommended see Dr. Annunziata after a biking accident. I…read morefigured that I would post it here as well. "I remember how important it was to me and I figure you feel the same. I am grateful to have seen a dr that knew in one case (my knees) to go with physical therapy and no surgery, even after an extended and difficult time, but then to know to perform surgery on my shoulder and make it better than it was before. " Thanks Doc - I am forever grateful. (knees are great, throwing fastballs again - with the kids)

Dr. Annunziata's office staff were all very professional and friendly. They checked the…read moreregistration paper to ensure the information was completed. The nurse and the x-ray technician explained what needed to be done very step of the way. Dr. Annunziata was professional, personable and knowledgeable. I took out a star on the rating because it was very difficult to park at this office location. It took about 25 minutes to park (in the garage) and another 15 to get out. If you need to see him in the Arlington office, plan to arrive early so you have time to find a parking space.

Dr Agolini really has such an amazing demeanor with his patients. Every time I met with him he…read moreasked multiple times if I had any other questions he could answer for me. His waiting room was full for both my office visits but that is to be expected with someone performing as many operations as he is. I only waited 20 min the second time I was there. I think a routinely empty waiting room might be kind of a bad sign for a surgeon actually. By the time I met with him I had been having gallbladder attacks for 7 months. I really really wanted to avoid surgery and prefer alternative therapies whenever possible but it just wasn't working and I had already lost a significant amount of weight from trying to avoid triggering a gall bladder attack. I scheduled a consult with Dr. Agolini after a coworker recommended him from his appendix surgery. I had already met with another surgeon but did not get a good feeling about him. When I called Dr Agolini's office Brenda said I could come in the next day but there would most likely be a wait to see him; I was just happy to get in on such short notice. While I was waiting one of the other patients had to leave for work before he was able to get in to see him. He had made his appt the day before like I had. Dr Agolini came out into the waiting room to ask him if he wanted to come in now for a few minutes and apologized profusely for the wait. I had never seen this behavior before from any doctor. My consult went well and I could tell he takes great pride in his work and treats his patients with respect. I felt much better about my surgery knowing he was performing it. After my consult I met 2 other people at the dog park that had their surgeries performed by him and everyone had great things to say. My surgery went well, I can eat again (pain-free)! and the incisions are incredibly small. I had a slightly longer recovery than some but it is surgery and they are cutting through your abdominal wall so recovery time will vary and it isn't something to worry about. My dad told me about 20 times how he went camping the day after his gallbladder removal so I guess I was expecting to be ready for a marathon the next day :)

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.)

Excellent work, very professional doctor , focus on details , great big experience with kids ENT…read moreproblems , give professional advice. Very recommend. Thank you . Gelena

Dr. Gurian is one one the best doctors in the whole world. Believe me I was many in different lands…read moreand saw many. He is compassionate and very knowledgeable and have great ability to diagnose. Knowledge is not enough one must have the power to decipher the cause which most doctors do not have. God bless you Dr. Gurian and thank you. https://yelp.to/vxoJd_jbml

I've been visiting Capital Vision for three years now…read more The staff has always been friendly and efficient. It's obvious that they respect my time and I really appreciate that. Dr. Kotecha is courteous and friendly as well as knowledgeable about my eye condition. They've taken the time to provide me with various solutions and I feel empowered knowing the options for treating my eye condition. I would definitely recommend them!

So this place apparently is a designated Veterans Affairs partner. Yet, I guess Veterans get to sit…read morein the room with the dirty equipment. The office does a lot of shuffling of people back and forth from doing out dated tests to the waiting room. My actual appointment seems a little unorganized but if they expect me to sit and do an eye exam on dirty equipment without wiping it off I'm out. And the pressure test is a joke. Office looks nice it the waiting area but screams outdated equipment. And no one wears gloves Exam if you can call it that was literally under 2 minutes. Straight scam Veterans get another doctor appointment somewhere else

From almost immediately following my breast cancer diagnosis Dr. Bedri compassionately and…read morebrilliantly treated and led me through my reconstruction. He is in a class by himself when it comes to his ability to perform these surgical procedures all the while making one feel extremely comfortable and self-assured. In speaking to friends all over the country who have experienced this sort of requirement or have known others who have, I have come realize that I had absolutely the Gold Standard in Dr. Bedri and was extremely fortunate to have had him as my surgeon.

From the owner: Board Certified Arlington, VA Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Mazen Bedri is dedicated to excellence in…read moreplastic surgery. He specializes in breast lift, augmentation & reduction, liposuction, Botox and Juvederm treatments, tummy tuck & more. Our office participates with the Brilliant Distinctions program, so our patients can earn points with each injection and redeem for a discount on the next treatment! During the consultation, Dr. Bedri may recommend products from our skincare line available in the office to help our patients optimize the effects of the treatment. Botox and Juvederm are often used together for a natural, noticeably more youthful look and softened wrinkles.

The reason for the 1 star is due to their billing department. Went in approximately 4 weeks prior…read moreto the actual wisdom teeth removal surgery for the consultation. After the confrontation, we went over the billing to my insurance and the lady said this is all the doctor will do and this is what your insurance will pay. Stupid of me to believe a person is able to do their job but she explicitly left out big charges such as removal of a tooth, consultation charges and other miscellaneous charges. My interesting is that it cannot be this colossal of a mistake and she purposely did this to show me lower charge. After completing the surgery they bill me and guess what, they added major items, like removal of the tooth they were supposed to get out along other items. On top of that, i called the billing department and the lady lied to my face saying this was all billed to the insurance during the consultation and she will send me the proof. What she sent me is proving they did not send the full charges to the insurance. There's a bunch of good doctors out there and this one is not worth it just because of their incompetent billing department in the arlington office.

I dread all things dentist-related, so much so that I've been putting off getting my wisdoms…read moreextracted for 15 years. They weren't causing problems, but they sure weren't helping, either. My dentist referred me to Dr Corcoran to have them removed, so I called and made an appointment for consultation. I was able to get in the same week, and the receptionist patiently explained all the location and time options I had. I was nervous about my consultation. I had never had any kind of surgery in my life, and I didn't know how much damage my wisdoms were in for. Dr Corcoran came in, and assuming he's met many nervous patients, he immediately calmed my nerves with a few awesome dentist jokes. He showed me the X-ray, explained everything that would be done, and I left feeling great about it. I got on board, and scheduled the real appointment for a couple weeks later. Fast forward to today; I had all four wisdom teeth removed, 1 of which was impacted, the rest simple extractions. I got the works with the laughing gas and the general anesthesia, and when I woke up an hour later, huzzah...no wisdom teeth. Surprisingly, I am in no pain despite having taken only 2 Advil right after the surgery. The numbness has gone away, and I have some swelling on the impacted side, but no pain. Huh. Dr Corcoran even called me at 9pm to see how I was doing. He noted that I sounded awfully chipper, and expressed that I should continue to take care of my wounds, even with no pain. How incredibly thoughtful of the guy to call me long after the workday is over, to make sure I wasn't dying or allergic to the antibiotics. My husband said that right after surgery I told him, "Gosh I feel great, I wish I felt this way all the time!" I think that means Dr Corcoran is doing something exactly right.