So far so good. No complaints. I would have given 5 Stars only if he acted more like Patch Adams,…read morebut Dr's aren't really performers) I want their education more than anything. Cheema informed us, asked us questions and is REALLY OPEN to us asking him question. SPENT A LOT of time with us!!! My experience: I made appt online and even filed all my paperwork digitally via phone app!!! how stinkin' awesome is that?! We had our first visit with him the other day and liked him. It started with us walking into an office, immediately greeted by one nice, smiling and pleasant individual at the front desk. The other persons, not so much. We waited in empty waiting room (which was really nice). And were attended within minutes. After nurse took measurements etc, Dr. Cheema spent about 45 min with our initial visit and told us to ask lots of questions. We had a concern today and called office. He called back soon and was very helpful.

He is one of the best doctors I've seen period. Every appointment he spends at least 10 to 15…read moreminutes simply answering your questions in detail and is thorough during examination . No question is stupid! He is great with my baby! The office isn't the best looking, but to me quality of care is most important. Appointments are fairly easy to make. They also have an online platform to store visit notes and other data.

This was the most unprofessional experience I've had with a pediatrician. I called to request that…read moresomething be amended in my daughter chart, and Dr. Cheema told me he "can't go back in the notes." As someone who works in a doctor's office, I know this can be done. When I explained that, he snapped, "Since you know everything, find a new practice." I said I would, and he responded with, "OK, we'll deactivate your account." That alone was rude and uncalled for--but what shocked me most is that he told me they don't document a parent's personal concerns unless they believe it to be the "truth." That's outrageous. Ignoring a parent's input because it's "personal" or might not be "true" is a dangerous mindset in healthcare. I'm taking my child to a new practice--one that values communication, professionalism, and above all, patient safety.

Last time coming here. The few times we've been able to meet with Dr Cheema, he was great, but the…read moreother doctor here and the staff are just horrible lately. It used to be great, but something has changed and now I feel like I can't trust them. Long story short, question everything or you'll end up paying $ later. My kids have been going to there for ~3 years, my first child is 6 and I now have a 1 year old. Incident #1) I had to change my insurance at work and we let them know ahead of time. They refused to see us for over an hour past our appt time to wait for their coordinator to verify we were covered. I'm fully covered and even offered to be billed so I could just submit to my insurance myself, but this wasn't allowed. Made me feel like they thought we couldn't afford it or couldn't trust us and wasted time an infant waiting. I get it if we were new, but after 3 years without ever having payment issues? Plain rude. Incident #2) I was told some meds my son needed were not available over the counter and I had to purchase the prescription. Dr refused to tell my husband what they were and instructed him to just leave his pharmacy info and she was calling it in while rushing him and my two kids.out. Ended up paying three times what I should have for cetirizine and fluticasone... Aka generic childrens Zyrtec and Flonase. I won't even start with her suggesting my 11 month old would need to go to a neurologist cause he doesn't want to walk after a sprained ankle. Makes me wonder if she's getting kickbacks or bonuses for sending us elsewhere and fooling us into getting over priced prescriptions. Watch your wallets and verify your prescriptions before purchasing!

I love Children's Medical Associates. I've been taking my son here since he was a few days old. All…read moreof the nurses and doctors are very professional and caring. They really try to make your little one feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible. Making appointments is easy, and I have never had any trouble getting a same day appointment if my son is sick or there is an immediate problem that needs to be addressed, even on the weekend. They have early morning hours to call and ask general medical questions, which is especially helpful for new parents. I highly recommend Children's Medical Associates. Tip for new patients/parents: if your child is going for a sick visit, when you exit the elevator go to the left into waiting room "C". That's the area for sick appointments. If your child has a routine check up, when you exit the elevator go to the right. Check the sign on the wall inside the office that tells you which waiting room (A or B) you need to go to depending on which doctor you are seeing.

CMA uses fraudulent billing practices and overcharges for office visits…read more We brought our daughter to CMA for a possible ear infection. Dr. Osorio checked her ears and said that she had a very minor infection that did not require antibiotics (she did not write a prescription). In total, Dr. Osorio spent about 3-4 minutes with my daughter. However, she billed us for a Level 4 office visit, which requires a moderate level of Medical Decision Making and/or at least 30-39 minutes of time spent on the patient's care. None of the symptoms, tests, diagnoses, or amount of time justified billing this office visit as Level 4. I contacted CMA's billing department to ask for an explanation of why this visit was billed as Level 4 rather than Level 3 (which is how sick visits are normally billed). According to Kim and Leanne, the billing process is subjective and medical providers have complete discretion on how to bill office visits. Erika was rude and hostile (she hung up on me) and Dr. Osorio refused to speak with me despite numerous requests. I filed a complaint with the Virginia Department of Health Professions and I am considering other legal options.

They were super friendly and great patient service. The doctors here are super caring and nice…read more -written by 9yo patient.

If I could give this pediatric business negative stars I would! They would not take my newborn…read morebecause of the front desk staff are extremely petty and disorganized. I would avoid this pediatric office for any children.

My family has really enjoyed having Dr. J as a pediatrician. We are new to the world of house-call…read moredoctors but we really like it! She is flexible with the in-home visit schedules and she also provides telehealth visits as needed. She has an easy to use electronic portal and secure messaging service which is a big must for good communication. Since we are in COVID times she wears a mask for her visits, wipes everything down cleanly, washes her hands, etc. And best of all she has been really attentive and caring. We are happy we found her.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Burton. She has a fantastic bedside manner and took the time…read moreto answer every question I had so I didn't feel rushed. It was so convenient to have her see our newborn in our home so we didn't have to expose him to other sick kids in a doctors office. I highly recommend this practice!

On November 1, at 36 weeks of pregnancy, my wife felt discomfort. So, she checked into the…read moreemergency room at INOVA Fairfax. She was there for less than an hour, and all that was performed by the doctor was a cervical exam. She was found to be having pre-term contractions, with no dilation, and was then sent home. My wife received an invoice for $396.90. The hospital billed the insurance $2,646.00 and the insurance paid $3,784.10! All this for a cervical exam at the emergency room! I called INOVA billing on December 17 to inquire about the charges. I was told that the invoice would get sent over to see if it was coded correctly. I also requested a detailed itemized bill, with a breakout of the services provided. What I received was very basic and didn't provide much information. It is shocking that INOVA hospital would bill such a high amount for just a cervical exam. This appears to have been billed improperly and I called to investigate. INOVA billing didn't get back to me, so I opened up a BBB complaint. INOVA denied any wrongdoing, and now I'm going to contact my insurance to get an audit because this doesn't add up. $3700 paid by the insurance for a cervical exam, and I still owe about $400 in co-insurance?!?! How can INOVA be a nonprofit?!?!

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. 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.

Note: This location is now called "Kids Watch Urgent Care"…read more UPDATE: 36 hours after I wrote this post, my son who I took in for a suspected ear infection but they diagnosed as "fussiness in baby", spiked a 102 fever during the July 4th holiday weekend and spent the entire day inconsolable and tugging on his ear. I took him to a different urgent care where he was diagnosed with an ear infection, unsurprising to everyone, except apparently Dr. Dhaliwal. My frustration is not from the fact that my expectations didn't meet the doctor's "medical expertise" but rather that both me and my son were treated terribly and like complete idiots. Good doctors miss things, they're not perfect, but good people don't talk down to patients/caregivers and belittle them. Kindness goes a long way in medical care. I would strongly encourage others to find a different urgent care. Original post: Easily the worst, most condescending, unprofessional medial experience I've had for either myself or my kids. I was talked down to, dismissed, and treated like an idiot when I tried to advocate for my son. Not only did one provider give one diagnosis for my son the owner came in after and completely negated everything the first provider had said. There's clearly a disconnect in communication and training at this business and I do not plan to bring my children there ever again. No wonder this place was empty the day before July 4th when every other urgent care was slammed...

I am speechless, this urgent care is well above all the other urgent cares I have ever taken my son…read moretoo. I highly recommend this urgent care, all the nurses cared so much about how my son was feeling and how to make him feel better. It was very professional and truly a magical experience for me and my son. Again, highly recommended.

When our daughter dislocated her shoulder after falling down the steps while taking her dog out for…read morea walk, we experienced one of the most frightening days our family has ever faced. She was first taken to another hospital, where the plan was to put her under anesthesia to reset her shoulder. Because she had a life-threatening reaction to anesthesia about 10 years ago, when she flatlined during surgery, we were extremely hesitant. Combined with the circumstances there, we decided to take her to Fairfax Hospital. That decision led us to Dr. Titus Park and his incredible team, and we are so thankful it did. From the moment we arrived, Dr. Park had a clear plan that did not involve anesthesia. He immediately put our entire family at ease with his calm confidence, compassion, and professionalism. My daughter was in excruciating pain--a true 10 out of 10. She asked one of the nurses if she would pray with her, and without hesitation, she kindly did. That simple act of kindness meant more than words can express. When Dr. Park successfully put her shoulder back into place, the relief was immediate. My daughter looked him in the eyes and said, "I could just kiss you!" It was such a heartfelt expression of gratitude because her pain was instantly gone. What also stood out was Dr. Park's wonderful bedside manner. Even in the middle of a stressful situation, he found a way to make us smile. He asked my two daughters, now both in their late 30s, which one was my favorite and which one had been the cutest baby. They both immediately raised their hands and looked at me, and I just turned my head. We all burst into laughter. It was exactly the kind of lighthearted moment our family needed. Dr. Park and his entire team turned an unbearable situation into a bearable one through their exceptional medical care, kindness, compassion, and genuine concern for both their patient and her family. We will never forget the care we received. Thank you, Dr. Park and your amazing team, for giving our daughter relief and giving our family peace of mind. We are forever grateful.

The quality of care here has steadily declined. We feel forced into the ER because our Primary Care…read moreprovider ignores everything beyond basic growth charts and vaccines. Unfortunately, the ER experience is no better; the priority is clearly "patient turnover" rather than "patient wellness." Every visit follows the same script: Urgent Care dismisses us with ineffective antibiotics for a supposed ear infection, and the ER rushes to discharge us without investigating the underlying cause. The staff is increasingly irritable, and the doctors seem to rely on snap judgments rather than diagnostic testing. It feels like the Hippocratic Oath has been traded for the bottom line. We aren't here for fun; we are here for help that we aren't receiving.

Top notch, professional healthcare with honest doctors who care is so refreshing. Holistic support…read moretreatment is available for those with chronic disease. Neuro feedback is available for those with head injury and trauma. Acupuncture is the best that I have received in the DMV Area. Health builders has FDA approved diagnostic referral, labs, nutritional guidance, and the best quality MD and DC care in the DMV Area. Suitable for all ages. Make your appointment in advance. If you have a bit of a wait to get on the schedule it is worth it. Accommodations for urgent visits have always been available when needed. I hope these amazing doctors never retire. The staff members are caring, informative, and upfront and will answer any questions you may have regarding billing and communication with the doctors.

Stopped by here to find out if they take bluecross blueshield. I found out that it is $95 for an…read morehour and $50 for a half hour. Depending on what ones deductible is, it could be less. I met with Brett E. Fuller who is a chiropractor, acupuncture and nutritionist. Mr. Fuller informed me that you will need to see the doctor here first, before you can make an appointment with him (meaning Mr. Fuller) I will be sure to look into this. I give this place three stars, because they were not really open to answer all my questions. Normally they are open on Fridays, but today they were not. I will check back here later.