Office Experience- The front desk could be a bit more TLC and understanding some patients are elder…read moreand they are already stressed. Type of care- beside matter could improved The rooms could used a bit of relaxing decor. Its a bit depressing

Came here to accompany a family member for their appt, only to have a TWO HOUR total visit. Which…read moreis insane, we waited about 15 for the initial visit which was all of 8 minutes of chit chat; then had to wait over an hour extra for an ECHO. As an aside from the process here, the restrooms were nasty. And the waiting room has an odd smell.. and layout. This was extremely trying, the only redeeming part of this entire experience with the office- was NP Matin who was fabulous. She provided excellent bedside manner and care. She is fantastic and should find a different practice to be completely honest. And a Google review will not out do the poor ones here.

Never even bothered to ask about my medical history…read more Office didn't seem to have central AC Couldn't run the basic tests in the office

I want to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Hashemi, whose expertise truly saved my husband's…read morelife. Following my husband's heart attack, which might have been avoided if we had been under Dr. Hashemi's care from the beginning, we made a six-hour journey to see him. We knew that only his expertise could provide the advanced treatment my husband needed, in contrast to the conservative approaches we had previously encountered. What truly sets Dr. Hashemi apart is not just his unparalleled medical proficiency but also the extraordinary care and attention he gives to each of his patients. He takes the time to listen and develop a holistic treatment plan. I wish more doctors demonstrated the same level of comprehensive care that Dr. Hashemi provides--it truly makes all the difference. I also want to extend my gratitude to his medical team at Dominion Cardiac Care for their exceptional care and support.

I was recommended to Dr. Karimi by my Cardiologist. I will accept this man as my doctor for…read moreanything. He has a genuine and true caring for his patients and wanting them to be well. He is an amazing man. I went in today on a Saturday at 8:15. The technician that was there to do the Vascular study for me. Her name was Christine. She was phenomenal.

First off the technician was very thorough and knowledgeable about her job,so kudos to Gabriela…read moreMaria. However it seems like some of your front office staff could use a refresher in customer service.This was my first visit and I get that the office was crowded with people coming and going. I didn't know you had to check in on the check in thingy until I saw someone else doing it. Needless to say it failed so I had to present iD and Medicaid documents to front desk receptionist. I guess my main gripe is the whole experience did not feel very welcoming

This is a shit hole. The elevators never work, and they have elderly patients. I can't tell you…read morehow many times I had to hold the door open for people coming in with walkers alone as they struggled to get to the fourth floor without an elevator working. The staff just sat behind the counter doing nothing but show their talent of speaking Spanish. Really fit the stereotype. I've had to wait for long periods of times for my grandfather to be seen. One time we're late (like I said, elevator doesn't work for the elderly who need it and there's never any parking up front.) It took us an extra 5 minutes from the 15 were given when late to any appointment. Apparently, there were so many people after us at the same time were supposed to be in with the doctor. That's just money greed for you in today's age. Doctors try to get you in and get you out within 5 minutes & charge you the sum of your house. Disgusting. No one else is here and yet the doctor still can't see him yet. I hope karma burns this place to the ground. If you love your loved ones, don't bring them here. And if you hate your loved ones, then I recommend you drop them off at the front door at the ground level and have them try to work their way up only to deal with the spanish speaking guard dog up front in the the office. Goodluck! -my condolences Rin

Dr. Mafi is a wonderful cardiologist. He has a great bedside manner and spends time with his…read morepatients. We have seen him 3 times after my husband had a heart attack. As an RN, I was aware of the guidelines for treatment, and he follows ALL the recommended treatments based on the most recent evidence. When the office building experienced a broken pipe, the elevators were nonfunctioning, and we were left to wait in the building management office until they were restored or reschedule. Dr. Mafi came to the 2nd floor and saw us in the conference room since we were unable to get to his 7th floor office. If you're looking for a cardiologist, I can highly recommend him.

I've been seeing Dr. Shareghi on and off for 12 years. I first met him after being hospitalized…read moreand monitored for palpitations. He was the on call cardiologist at Potomac Hospital. Since that time, he has been my go to specialist for cardiac care as my insurance has allowed. He's thorough, knowledgeable and most tests (stress, EKG, ECG, halter monitoring) can be done in his office. The staff is small and includes his wife, a couple nurses and techs. He's a serious doctor so don't mistake his candor for a bad bedside manner. I trust his approach and would recommend him to others as well. Woodbridge is only so big and our choices of specialists limited, he's one of the better ones.

I want to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Hashemi, whose expertise truly saved my husband's…read morelife. Following my husband's heart attack, which might have been avoided if we had been under Dr. Hashemi's care from the beginning, we made a six-hour journey to see him. We knew that only his expertise could provide the advanced treatment my husband needed, in contrast to the conservative approaches we had previously encountered. What truly sets Dr. Hashemi apart is not just his unparalleled medical proficiency but also the extraordinary care and attention he gives to each of his patients. He takes the time to listen and develop a holistic treatment plan. I wish more doctors demonstrated the same level of comprehensive care that Dr. Hashemi provides--it truly makes all the difference. I also want to extend my gratitude to his medical team at Dominion Cardiac Care for their exceptional care and support.

The facility was not clean. There were holes in the wall. The equipment looked disgusting.. the…read moredoctor has terrible bedside manner. It appeared that there may have been another patients paperwork that was just left in my room unattended. The doctor that I saw was unprofessional with awful bedside manner. Refused to give me continued treatment for something I have been diagnosed with for well over two years now. Took them almost half an hour after my scheduled appointment just to call me back. Something just didn't seem right about this place. The door was left open during some parts of my appointment where I hardly had any privacy.

They never answer the phone. Never return calls. I've been calling for months. They cancelled an…read moreappointment and didn't reschedule.

This place is a total scam and they are all about making money. Went here to get an echo performed…read moreand to gather some heart data from a holter monitor. Our insurance company stated that we owed them co-pay as we saw a "specialist doctor." There was not one doctor onsite and the echo was performed by an echo specialist, not a real doctor. Also, they sent another claim to our insurance company for dropping off a 24 hr holter monitor. The claim indicated that he holter monitor was a "48" hour when in fact they did not even have a "48" hour and only a "24" hour and charged our insurance company for a "48" hour!!! Also, just for dropping off the "24" hour holter monitor at the front desk, they sent us another "$30" specialist co-pay which stated that we saw a Dr, Shahryar Mafi!!! Who the F*** is Shahryar Mafi????!!!!!? I never even met that person ever in my life..? Did a follow-up appointment with my PCP as he advised me to go see him after I get my echo/holter done. My Dr. informed me that Carient care never provided the results over to his office. During my follow-up my Dr. had to contact Carient Care and they stated that the results were sent, when in fact this was false as the Dr. did not have anything from them! Please beware if you go here you may end up paying for fake medical claims. I have submitted this information over to my insurance company Lastly, the billing department was so rude, very rude. I called them inquiring about the two co-payment bills that I received from them and the lady went off on me over the phone. I basically asked them why I received two bills from them for a special co-pay and to summarize what said over the phone, she basically said my insurance company sucks...Oh how polite!! Carient care sent a few unprofessional uncalled for fake medical claims over to my insurance company. Am I supposed to automatically pay these bills without contacting the billing department and asking them questions about the bills? Avoid this place!! Places like this why the US medical system is corrupt and why we need a universal health care system ASAP!

The world is unkind to the elderly and so is Dr. Aysha Arshad. One would think someone in their…read moreprofession would be a bit kinder. Today on Vetrans Day (11 Nov 2025) my 77 year old mom a veteran of the US Army and who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease had a very difficult time making it to her appointment with Dr. Arshad because of her condition. My mom lives 17 miles away from the clinic. Here in Northern Virginia that's over an hour drive on a day like today. I knew we were going to be late due to the traffic so i called to tell them we may be about 30 minutes late. The lady i spoke with at the clinic said that they have a 15 minutes late grace period as per their policy. After that we would have to reschedule. That's usually the case with most clinics, understandably. I asked so if we make it by that time will we still be seen and the answer was yes. I told her we would do the best we could to get there by then. Well we made it. I parked in the front got my mom out with her walker. They have no handicap parking. So i had to leave the cars paralleled parked in the front help her to the elevator then go park the car. My mom was exhausted. We got there at within the grace period by two minutes. The appointment was 4pm we were at the counter at 4:13pm. They turned us away. The lady said she would have to talk to the Dr. who's with a patient and that would put her over the time. She said "Dr. Arshad doesn't like late patients." Absolutely no mercy. She said that we would have to reschedule. I said no thank you. There are plenty of other Cardiologists in town that actually care about sick and elderly people and have empathy. This clinic apparently only cares about patient volume for profit. The lady at the desk claimed she understands. How could she or Dr. Arshad understand how a 77 year old woman feels with stage 4 kidney disease.

Excellent practice and doctors office. Absolute precision with great regional reputation and detail…read moreoriented practice.

There is no way to make an appointment by phone. A recorded voice tells caller no one is available…read more If you press one, you are only asked about prescription refills. Cannot leave a message for a particular provider nor can you check on your appointment. I've been going there for over 20 years. It is a disaster since Sentara took over. Why is everything so difficult?

I've been a patient of Dr. Wierzbicki for years. Their office change to join Sentara and my doctor…read moremoved to Virginia Beach. The New Sentara is horrible. I tried to call to schedule an appointment and could not reach the office. They asked me a bunch of questions and was on the phone for 20 minutes only for them to transferred me to the nurse station. There is no way to even call the office without now going through Sentara. When I finally got through with the nurse they send me to the ER. My doctor would have never send me to the ER for just and UTI. They do not care about the "Personal" interaction any more. I hate this office now. I miss my doctor a lot and the small office not some robotic agency. Dr. John was a great doctor and was very personal in the past. I'm guessing the change to be Sentara was a business decision that relieves Dr. John and his previous staff of day to day issues but it's a horrible change!!! Now we can't even talk to the office. If this is now the new normal with the change to Sentara it's definitely not patient oriented or in anyone's best interest. Actively looking for another doctor.