Dr Kenneth M. H. Lee is a fantastic doctor. He took me at the last minute when I felt I was having…read moreheart issues and the same day had a echo stress test done. This helped me to know that a) my heart is fine but b) that I have an autoimmune deficiency called disautonomia which explains my exhaustion, chest pains etc. He went far above and beyond what most docs (including my GP) did - ordering me more blood tests, referring me to other expert doctors to confirm etc. All of this late on a Friday afternoon! Cannot praise him and his very nice staff enough! No wonder he's listed in Washington's Best Doctors! Jindra

Absolutely one of the best Doctors I've ever seen. First rate. Well trained, experienced and…read moreactually cares about his patients. He is absolutely one of the best in the nation. Hard to get to see him, he has a full slate of patients, many you've seen in the papers and on tv. The staff is professional, kind and treat you like an adult. When I needed a stress test, he performed it himself. He calls you himself to give you test results.

I have been a patient for at least 15 years and I absolutely love this practice. Dr. Cohen and…read moreAnnisse are wonderful to work with and have helped to keep my migraines under control. Their warm and friendly demeanor help me to feel relaxed and I never feel rushed like at some doctors offices. My husband is also a patient of Dr Yusef and she is amazing at well. The office staff had also been a pleasure to work with from check-in to check-out and make customer service a priority.

The physicians seem knowledgeable. Unfortunately, poor office management undermines both the…read moreefficiency and effectiveness of care. A minor but needless frustration: callers are told that appointments can be scheduled online. This is not actually possible, as one discovers only after wasting about 20 minutes trying. More seriously, during my sleep study, the technician insisted on waking me at 5:00 a.m. because he wanted to go home. This rule requires patients to fall asleep before midnight if both portions of the study--with and without CPAP--are to be completed. According to the records, I fell asleep at 11:58 p.m., yet the full study was still not completed. I must therefore undergo the study again. Whether I will be charged for this second attempt remains to be seen. In any case, because of long wait times, my diagnosis and treatment have been delayed by multiple months.

Dr Osborn is an amazing Physician, she's been my Doctor for over 10 years. She treats you like…read morefamily, will take phone calls 24/7 and is extremely knowledgeable.

I really wanted to like Dr. Osborn. She was very sweet and (seemingly) thorough during my visit…read more(standard physical). However, the office is super chaotic, here are some reasons why: 1. When I entered - I was greeted half heartedly and when I couldn't remember who I was seeing (new patient) - no one was willing to help me. There were 4 people at the front desk. 2. I have now called the office 6-7 times over a 2 1/2 week period to get my blood results. No one has picked up or responded to my (very clear) voicemails. I was told it would be a week to get - I have now waited a month - and even checked my spam, etc. 3. The office, in general, was not great - which when you have a good doctor - doesn't matter to me. However, with everything else - it now just adds another layer of disappointment.

I had a great experience with this doctor's office. I was turned down by other ENT practices in the…read morearea trying to get an appointment for an ear issue on short notice, but this group was able to squeeze me in within 3 days. Stacey at the front desk was really helpful and patient trying to get resolution with an insurance issue when my insurance initially didn't register. I also had essentially no wait to be seen, and Dr. Maiberger was friendly, knowledgeable, and had a great bedside manner. Would recommend for anyone looking for an ENT practice. FYI Their new address is 2021 K street

I am a fan of doctor Patrick Maiberger. I had this weird thing going on with my tonsils. The doctor…read moreand I went through every possible thing and test to make surgery my last resort (personal choice) and I had the surgery. He even gave me a personal call to make sure i was okay. Let me call him personally during my recovery while i was panicking. Great guy. Recently told to see a ENT to schedule surgery and all kinds of things due to my sleep issue. Doc gave me a call and told me to hold off visiting him because he knows it's a hike for me to see him and wait and see what the other results are. Great guy.

Barry who gave knee injections was excellent care professional courteous and explained and showed…read more on screen exactly what he was doing. Office staff is friendly polite and patient ficussed.

I had an appointment with Dr. John Ferrell on September 12, 2024, at the ROSM Washington, DC office…read morebut left before seeing him because I was not seen in a timely manner and left after an inappropriate time to wait. This is the second time I have experienced this problem with ROSM including previously in July with another doctor in the practice. Both times I was taken to an examining room in a timely manner and was left to wait in the room. After over 30 minutes, I left the room and spoke to one of the staff to ask if there was a problem. Both times I was told that the doctor was with another patient and would be in to see me in a while. My first complaint, therefore, is that it is not the patient's responsibility to determine why there is a delay. The doctor should instruct his/her staff to let the patient know that there is a delay and what are the patient's alternatives. Both times the staff person apologized for which I appreciate their apologies. An apology by a staff person, however, does not indicate that there will be any change in how waiting patients are informed of delays. On September 12, 2024, the staff person told me that the doctor was in a room with no clock, which is not an excuse but demonstrates poor planning by the doctor. Therefore, my second complaint is that the ROSM Washington, DC office is poorly managed and fails to properly plan appointment times for patients. I will not be returning to this practice for any reason.

I have been a patient of Dr. Chang for 20+ years. She is extremely professional, knowledgeable and…read moreeasy to talk to. She is extremely thorough and caring. My health is her top priority. She reviews my family history during each physical and inquires about my family members' health. She is prompt in getting back to you with your blood work results. She always puts me at ease. I highly recommend Dr. Chang. She is the best!

Dr. Lucy Chang (or "Chain" according to the woman you are forcing to go through old records to help…read moreyou commit insurance fraud), you are lowlife of the highest order. Who are these scumbags, drumming up bogus charges more than 26 months after an alleged visit? I am 100% on top of all of my medical payments, knowing full well how corrupt the industry can be. I just had this ridiculous call come through when I am expecting an emergency call (so only reason I answered) and a woman tells me that "Dr. Chain" (turned out to be Chang?) told her to call me to collect some $225. I had BCBS PPO through my employer at the time, and had definitely hit my deductible--so this is some scam by a scuzzy practice trying to dig up some vacation money.

The lack of professionalism was overwhelming. Took me six months to get an appointment with Dr…read more Condrell. Then I sat in the exam room for over an hour, as I listened to him treat other patients through the walls. If this is what has happened to the practice of medicine in America then it's time to rethink the system. Unsurprisingly, my prescriptions were entered into their electronic system incorrectly.

Fantastic practice, clean, super friendly staff. Always able to get an appointment with the doctor…read moreor a P.A. Never a long wait either.

She is one of the BEST doctor we have ever meet. She is so kind, extremely caring and you can tell…read moreher patience really matter to her. This is her true vocation, she about help patient correct medical issues and helping them get healthy. She takes her very seriously. She is a highly trained and very skilled doctor. And she is extremely personable doctor that goes the extra-mile, she called the night of very first visit to make sure the patient was alright and that they understood everything. She clearly enjoy her work, she very through and listens to her patients. She is the right mixture of tough but caring. If you are in need of a heart doctor with a even bigger heart, she is the doctor for you.

I will post below what I emailed to the office after an appointment today where I literally left in…read moretears. Dear Dr. Hausnerova and Staff, I am reaching out to inform you that I would like my patient file destroyed, my upcoming appointments cancelled, and all communication to me and my doctors halted. While your secretary (nurse? Sorry, I wasn't sure on her credentials) and resident were absolutely gracious, respectful, and kind, I do not intend to pursue care with a doctor who repeatedly violated my boundaries, disrespected my lived experience, and demonstrated ignorance regarding many well-accepted concepts and diagnoses in the medical field. Since you evidently do not understand the nature of trauma or mental distress, allow me to enlighten you. Your aggressive and unprofessional approach triggered me. Unfortunately, you are not the first ignorant doctor I have encountered who has made me feel small and scared and objectified. In this case, those feelings caused me to mentally shut down and lose the ability to properly communicate just how hurtful and inappropriate your questions and comments were to me in the moment. Please allow me some time to express those feelings now. Firstly, you spent an unusually long amount of my appointment discussing your own life experience, so allow me to share a bit of my own. I am a direct descendant of Eastern European immigrants, a direct descendant of people who were victimized by violent antisemitism, and a Jewish historian. Your utter lack of awareness regarding the nature of intergenerational trauma is quite shocking. Telling me that I shouldn't be depressed or anxious because at least I'm not in a cattle car to Auschwitz or being barred from education in Afghanistan was cruel and disrespectful, both to the people who have experienced those things, and to me. Furthermore, when I verbally expressed that I found this line of communication hurtful and unproductive, you nevertheless persisted in violating my clearly stated boundary a few more times before the end of my visit. Additionally, when I informed you that I had recently gained a significant amount of weight due to a battle with a lifelong eating disorder, you not only calculated my BMI (a widely debunked methodology) and informed that I was obese, but also asked why I was fat and anxious if my boyfriend is calm and in better shape. I'm not even sure which of the myriad of potential offensive things you were attempting to imply there, but they all reveal an embarrassing cluelessness regarding basic eating disorder and mental healthcare best practices, as well as a deficit of simple human kindness. To be clear, I understand that weight is a potentially relevant factor when discussing heart health and I was prepared to have that conversation in a reasonable and measured way. What I could not abide, however, were your callous and, frankly, incorrect comments about a subject which I clearly expressed was difficult and painful for me. I respect your life experience and the things you have suffered but your success does not negate anyone else's trauma, nor does it have anything to do with my health. I urge you to educate yourself. If that is too much to ask, then at very least I advise you to simply keep your mouth shut next time anyone mentions mental health to you. You are literally causing more harm than good.