I saw Dr Winkler for an initial consultation this week. He prescribed Flonase for my problem…read more After receiving Flonase I read the insert and saw that it was contraindicated for my eye problem-glaucoma- and should not be used. Called the office and was told to call my ophthalmologist to deal with the issue. If I hadn't read the info I might have done harm to my eyes. First and last appointment with this doctor. Read your patient's intake form where I stated I had glaucoma!

Had a nightmare experience. Wouldn't trust this guy with a ham sandwich. Went in for a routine…read moresurgery and woke up to realize he decided to add on an 2nd procedure that was unnecessary and has left me with lasting complications. I went back to tell him my concerns and he told me it was no big deal and charged me another $550.

An amazing doctor - the best in the business. Very thorough and explains everything in great…read moredetail. So happy to have access to a skilled doctor like Dr. McNamara. I look forward to my visits and I know I'm getting the best treatment possible.

Dr. McNamara returned my call at 10 pm not even having ever heard of me. Saw me the next morning…read morewhen they opened and had me booked for surgery by 1:30 pm the same day because that was what needed to be done. His support staff, Neil is equally amazing and professional! They both pay attention and really listen. Explain in a manner you will understand and don't sugar coat. They tell it like it is and have you prepared for what may lie ahead. I feel like I won the lottery with the referal I got to Dr. McNamara!

As his patient for more than 14 years, Dr. Kornblut is an absolute gem. He has idiosyncrasies, but…read moreso does everyone else. That is far outweighed by his deep knowledge and experience including SCUBA diving issues, virtually immediate availability in emergencies and otherwise, and reasonable fees and business practices. One example: I contracted a serious respiratory infection during a November 2017 visit with family in Las Vegas ... unbeknownst to me beforehand, the epicenter. Once back in DC, I needed help quick. Dr. K. saw me in his office on a Saturday morning and got me started on what would be two antibiotics courses over about 30 days. That is both great medical competence and excellent patient service. Top notch in my 67 years. I highly recommend Dr. Kornblut.

Dr. Kornblut is possibly the most unprofessional physician I have ever encountered. We needed to…read moreobtain his signature on some forms for insurance approval, and wanted to send them to him via fax. He made a federal case of communicating by fax, and had a number of discussions with nursing staff, patients, etc., in which he refused to sign the forms. His unprofessional behavior over such a small issue caused us to seek another doctor. I have no idea whether he is medically competent or not, but his interpersonal skills are horrible. There is no way I could recommend this individual.

I had a great experience with Dr. Kass. I did not have to contact him in between appointments so I…read morecannot comment to any of the negative reviews but as far as an ENT he was a no fuss doctor. His main goal is making you feel better and you can tell he is a very smart doctor. I enjoyed his emails about suggestions to improve my symptoms and things that I can do for my symptoms. He does do everything himself form office staff, to doctor etc so he is a very busy guy. I would highly recommend him!

Saw Dr Kass for a sinus infection and he gave me a prescription and when I returned for a follow up…read moretold me I should have surgery to reduce the turbinates in my nose and would help with better breathing and less infection. He quoted a price of $2,500. And said I had satisfied my deductible so it would not cost me. He did the surgery and was paid by insurance, later when viewing my EOB's noticed he had billed my insurance company several times for the same surgery and actually collected over 10k. I reported him to the insurance company for fraud and never heard back from the insurance co. In addition I have had multiple nose bleeds as he láseres them and did not cauterized properly. This man should lose his license to practice medicine he's a thief and not a good doctor. He has no one that works in his office he does all his own billing so there's nobody to blame any of this on but himself obvious reasons he's done that so that he could keep his dishonesty and cheating of insurance companies under wraps.

Dr. Andrew Wong is a board certified MD who graduated at the top of his class from Tufts…read moreUniversity. He had the ranking of one of Washington Top Docs. Traditional Medicine is not quite ready to accept Functional Medicine. Functional Medicine depends heavily on the ability of a patient to "stick to life style changes in behavior and diet. NO Cheating. Any one will tell you that people can fall off the wagon on clean living. There is much diagnotic testing of vital signs,, Much education is available about research into gut/brain connectiions. You need motivation to follow protocols. Dr. Wong has extensive training and background in the history of the Nutriceutical movement. Insurance has not embraced this new paradymn yet. However, UTUBE is bringing much valued information to the public. Follow doctos like William LI on sleep, Dr.Mark Hyman food choices, Dr. Dale Bredesen- reversing Alsheimers.

I have been a patient of CIH for years. I loved it! After my last provider left, I decided it was…read moretime for me to also look elsewhere. I had held out for a while, but between the ongoing instability, constant pricing changes, and the decision to no longer take insurance, I had to leave. I had not intended to write a review (there are enough here that I think represent why you should look elsewhere), but then I just received an email about retroactive billing, and now I can no longer be silent. They are now retroactively collecting payments for the past 5 years, if they could not collect from insurance. THAT IS DIABOLICAL. They note that the billing center they previously worked with was not doing their job, and they have a 5-year window to collect. I understand, but how is that our fault as patients? It is not. People could owe thousands of dollars, depending on the services received. I am angry, disheartened, and just so disappointed. If you cannot manage your business effectively, that is on you. Not the patient. STAY AWAY. STAY AWAY. STAY AWAY. Dear Patients, We appreciate your continued use of our services. Over the past six months, we have implemented several changes, one of which includes bringing our billing process in-house. As a result, you may notice multiple invoices from prior years appearing in your portal. We are actively working to update all accounts with outstanding balances related to deductibles, co-insurance, or non-covered services from previous years, as we have a five-year window for collections. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at our number below, or directly [removed] I am here to assist you, and together we can identify a solution that meets everyone's needs. Your feedback is important, and I look forward to working with you to address these balances."