I am already listed under Medstar, but again filled out more electronic forms. I am looking for…read morea PCP closer to my home, and one with a compassionate bedside manner for a 76 year old person who completed this year a second round of cancer treatments. At this our first meeting at which I hinted I had several health issues, she preferred to ask more form questions - like the do you smoke, do you drink. All covered on a form and really now, have to take up the 20 minute office visit? Smoking no, drinking some - don't really pay attention, so she decided to delve in more minute questions she perceived as very important - the beer: were the cans, small, medium or large? Meanwhile I'm sitting there with chest congestion and perhaps a UTI. For the coughing she prescribed an inhaler which I discovered from the pharmacy costs more than $200. and needs a second authorization for which I could not get anyone at her office to answer the phone for several days. Finally, after explaining what was needed from the doctor for the pharmacy no action was taken. Nothing done. Nothing followed up on. Of the other matter, her lab test showed nothing of consequence and the message was, go to a urologist. No help in which, who, where. So after paying for rides to and from the doctor's office I accomplished nothing. Nothing.

Dr. Wilkerson has an excellent bedside manner, and takes time to get to know his patients. He…read moreincludes a lot of emphasis on nutrition, an excellent health care practice that few doctors follow. His office may be a little dated, but that is largely because he has served an underprivileged community for many years. He detected a UTI on my first visit. My previous doctor never even thought to look for it. When I lost my meds on the way back from the pharmacy, he understood and wrote me a new prescription. He maintains walk-in hours, which few doctors do, and accepts most insurance with no hassle. My only beef is his varied office hours, which sometimes makes it difficult to schedule an appointment.

I would prefer to give 2.5 stars. The really bad: The lab tech today took out their frustration…read morewith their job *on me* by jabbing me quite hard and deep with the needle for my bloodwork. I've had blood drawn by this particular tech in the past so I know this person is capable of doing it professionally. I've also had blood drawn about a dozen times in the past 3 years by 8 or 9 different lab techs, and I have not once had an issue. I will never return to this lab and I encourage people to stay away. The bad: The office staff are good, but the overall environment is poor (long waits). The good: my doctor is really good and I will return to see her.

I've been going to this practice for years and have seen many of the doctors. The doctors have…read morebeen okay to good, but the office staff is ridiculous. Impossible to get a straight answer out of any of them, and don't bother trying to talk to someone on the phone-- you will get bounced from hold to hold. Ready to give up on this practice... 6/30/17-- updating my review. Finally pulled the plug on this place. It's impossible to get an appointment, the receptionists are awful. I finally asked to speak to a supervisor, who of course did not pick up nor return my message. I've been doing almost all of my appointments at urgent care because I can't get in here. Found another doctor-- should have done this years ago.

I think they have commercial about how you won't feel like a number but more like a person here,…read morebut I honestly haven't felt that, but I guess, such is the healthcare industry. I've changed doctors with Medstar 4-5 times in the last 2 years mainly because people leave the practice or more to different offices. I remember when I was younger, an annual physical was much more than just asking you questions and then adjusting your medications, but the doctors don't even touch you other than listening to your breathing. I also don't like that they send you all these emails and text messages to pre-register but then when you get to the office you still have to scan and enter the same data in again. What's the point in pre-registering and wasting time if I'm going to have to do it all over again at the office. So, I just don't anymore.

I reached out to my provider and let her know what's happening. Even though it was a lengthy…read moremessage, she responded with so much information - laying out my options and what I can do. When I had more questions, she didn't hesitate to answer them. It was the kind of medical care you only see in movies and tv shows. This is all true EXCEPT IT DID NOT HAPPEN AT THIS PRACTICE! I recount this story because it's such a stark contrast to what I experienced here. The medical and admin staff here could not care less about the people who seek their help. They like us the same way vampires like people - we're just funding their yachts and second vacation homes. They don't care if you live or die or if your quality of life is piss poor, so long as you pay that copay and all the subsequent "procedural" fees you'd have to pay. To be clear, there are still good medical providers out there - you just won't find them at MedStar Navy Yard

Hmm...I came in with medical issues that needed serious treatments. Dr. Avery would keep giving me…read moresample medications to see how they worked. Nothing he gave me worked to manage my blood pressure which was always through the roof. He is so rude as well. Everytime I've walking in there the staff was half way decent but I was always waiting for more than an hour past the time I was to be seen. He would always give me whatever medicine some company sent him to give out samples. He never tried to give me a legit prescription to treat my issues. He also bragged about be hated ao much by patient's. He is a piece of work. The last straw was when I waited 2 and a half hours. At this point I knew it would end bad because he would rush through and not answer my questions. Apparently he had a clause where you can only see him for one issue at a time. I came in, i told him my issue, and I asked him to just look at my foot because there was a dark spot on the bottom being diabetic i was concerned and didn't think it was a big deal. He then proceeded to tell me "i'm on of those people"...i looked at him and asked what he meant. I said, I need to make a new appointment just to have you tell me if this is dangerous or not!? I started grabbing my things because after almost 3 hours of waiting for him i was pretty pissed that he would go there. I said, is this how this is going down!? I said i didn't have time for this mess. He followed me through the halls yelling. SO THIS IS YOUR LAST TIME COMING!? ...SHOULD I PLAN ON NOT SEEING YOU AGAIN? mind you ther was a room full of patients, and this man was now yelling at me down the hall. I said...well with this service maybe this will be the first time. I walked out to the waiting area. He loudly told him nurses I won't be back and talked more trash as i left. He mumbled something about my fill needing to be ready to transfer to a new doctor. I haven't been back and i've considered pressing charges for neglect to properly treat me blood pressure. I ended up going to GW who have been great at making sure my Blood Pressure came down to safe numbers and constantly checking in on me.

Dr. Avery is one of the worst doctors I've ever seen. I injured my hip a while ago while playing…read moresoftball, to the point where it hurt to walk. He examined me and decided that I had some sort of problem with the nerve endings in my hip (never mind that this condition was extremely rare and was characterized by symptoms that I did not have). He didn't know enough about what he diagnosed me with to tell me about it without looking it up--and then instead of telling me what I should do, he made copies of a medical book for me to take with me. He also has misdiagnosed not one, but two of my co-workers, who have seen him. I have not heard a single positive review of him, and I'm honestly pretty concerned about his capability as a physician.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dsouza for just over a year, and she has truly changed the trajectory of…read moremy health for the better. I came in on the tail end of SIBO and as someone who suffers from R-CPD, GERD, exhaustion, rosacea/acne, and anxiety/depression. Not only did she make me feel heard (after years of being dismissed and treated with minimal care by other doctors), but her rigorous testing, attention, and recommendations have already helped me physically and mentally. I could not recommend her enough, especially if you know something is wrong with your body, but other "specialized" doctors have been no help. Honestly, 100/5 stars!

Dr. Anji was very accommodating and thorough. I love her attentiveness and I felt seen and heard…read moreand she has great bedside manners and works with me to establish the health goals I want for myself.

What a great practitioner. Her attention to detail and the willingness to dig through data is…read moreextraordinary. If you have a complex case, you'll be lucky to have her on your team. She helped me get back on track and her follow-up sets a new and better standard in patient care. In short, she's a treasure.

You know those waxing-poetic moments, where you reminisce fondly over your time with your medical…read morecaregiver, her full attention on you and her gentle application of a not-freakishly-icy stethoscope on your back as you inhale and exhale deeply, so happy and relaxed in your soft cloth (not paper) examination gown... No, not you? Wow, sucks to be you, then. Yeah, yeah, there's nothing terribly Zen about getting your annual exam. But hey, if you're going to spend some time in an examination gown sitting on a random table getting the once-over in a doctor's office, you might as well be with someone who seems to give a damn about YOU as a patient. Don't you think? And after years of feeling a little too assembly-line with my healthcare, One Medical Group put me in the hands of Stephanie, a PA-C at the Farragut West location in DC. And she immediately put me at ease, listened to ALL THE THINGS within my medical history, and sent me fantastic, thorough follow-up emails to let me know what was going on with my insides. Stephanie was able to have a focused, informative discussion with me while keeping a warm, friendly tone. She is simultaneously engaging and professional. I feel like I'm in good hands, and highly recommend her to anyone. Just be prepared with your list of medications and procedures; like I said, she's thorough, and she will ask you A LOT of questions. She cares! She really does! :)

Professional, thorough, Good…read more He's all filled up though. Not accepting new patients, last time I checked. Right next to Eastern Market metro.

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Dr. Kimbrough and his awesome practice (One Medical Group) are like concierge service for your…read morehealth. Super-long appointments to cover whatever you need to cover. Thorough, friendly, and knowledgeable, I couldn't be happier with the whole experience. I hadn't seen a doctor in three or more years, so I had a lot of questions. Dr. Kimbrough was extremely patient in dealing with any issue or concern I threw at him. One Medical Group is membership-based primary care. It costs $199/year, but is worth every cent (and then some). It's kind of like a medical "start-up" done right. Online scheduling, really long appointments, nice offices. Check 'em out.

Will Kimbrough is the best doctor I've ever had. His knowledge, diagnostic skills, and demeanor are…read moresuperior. He's friendly, helpful with advice, never rushes you, never judges you. I feel more comfortable sharing anything and everything with him, unlike some previous doctors. If I could give him more than 5 stars, I would. One Medical as a whole is an awesome practice, worth every penny of the $199 annual fee.