Dr. Enelow has been my doctor for years and he is wonderful. Very easy to talk to. Dr…read more Henochowicz is his partner and also very good. Sarah is their physician's assistant; she will most likely be the one seeing you if you call for a sick appt. All are very popular, schedule appointments well in advance if you need to. The one area keeping them from getting a 5 is the scheduling. The receptionist is not all that friendly and the wait (both to get an appt and once you are there) is a bit too long. But the care you get is worth putting up with that. Updated May 2009 - They have replaced that receptionist with one far more friendly and I noticed the waiting room is running far more efficiently on my last visit. I'd give them a 4 1/2 now. My only complaint - they are a little too stingy with the antibiotics.

I have been seeing Dr. Enelow for almost 20 years, before he went into partnership with Dr…read more Henochowicz. Unlike many of the specialists I see, I have never been angry with Dr. Enelow. If he (or Dr. H.) doesn't prescribe antibiotics, there is always a detailed explanation. So far, they have not been wrong in that department. Too many doctors prescribe antibiotics too easily. Dr. Enelow takes good care of my husband's diabetes and my autoimmune buffet of ailments. He is easy to talk to. He also keeps up with all the latest developments. All my adult children have chosen Dr. Enelow as their family doctor, so that has to tell you how we feel about him. If he's not Marcus Welby (no house calls), he is the closest thing you can find today. Dr. Enelow, who used to teach at Georgetown University Hospital, keeps a close relationship with that medical school. It is common to find medical students in the office, and one of them may take your history and give a prelimminary exam. I enjoy the interaction with these young not-quite doctors. Drs. Enelow and Henochowicz always redo whatever the students have done, so no harm is done. I have never seen Sarah, but Dr. H. treated me for a rare allergy and changed my life. The allergy no longer keeps me from doing the things normal people do. I only wish I had gone to him earlier. Only four stars because the office is not run as efficiently as it might be. The constant change of staff and nursing assistants is disconcerting, but probably not the doctors' fault. That's just the way it is today: people move around in jobs. Also, they do not accept Medicare payment--I have to pay and be reimbursed. I understand why, but it's annoying. All in all, you can't find a better doctor in this area. I saw five before settling on Dr. Enelow.

I've had so many subpar doctors, especially since they all got bought up by INOVA, but I LOVE Dr…read more Mathur. She spends so much time with me and is available on short notice for her patients. She's knowledgeable and if she doesn't know something, she finds out and calls back quickly. Her staff is fantastic! Everyone I've dealt with is friendly, knowledgeable, and responsive as well. Yes, it's concierge, and I feel fortunate to be able to afford it. I wish everyone could get this level of care.

THIS IS NOT CONCIERGE SERVICE…read more Dr. Mathur blew me off when I returned from overseas after 2 weeks in hospital. I was in a London hospital for about 2 weeks. During this 2 weeks I sent doctor Mathur emails to keep her updated so, I could be treated immediately when I returned. So, Dr,. Mathur took off January 29 and is never in the office on Mondays and works only a half a day on Fridays. I limped home and arrived in the United States on January 28, 2026, and On January 29, 2026, Dr. Mathur informed me that she taking the day off on January 30. Yes, she really did. After 2 weeks of emails she tells me the day before I needed to see her, that she was taking the day off. For the second time during my short concierge period, she referred me to another doctor. Unprofessional and lack of concern for my well-being. I canceled my agreement with the office.

The husband-wife doctors are lovely, lovely people but the front desk not so much. I received no…read moreresponse from the following sent on February 27, 2025, so after much research, we joined the practice of Dr. Elizabeth Weaver in Herndon. Outstanding front desk staff. Dear Dr. Mir and Dr. Zahir, Dr. Mir, thank you for the time yesterday to discuss x's Vitamin D levels, and a few front office concerns. I totally get that there is a demanding job to be done for so many patients, but I wanted to share my experiences shown in the attached of phone calls diverted to text and DAYS to respond where often I'd have to choose between calling again or texting again ... or just moving on with my life to figure my question out for myself, managing two littles, a household, work, teaching, volunteering, etc. I was so sick in September and am deeply grateful for Dr. Zahir's immediate diagnosis of pneumonia, but I had a follow-on concern regarding a prolonged roller-coaster fever that wouldn't break for several days. It was FRUSTRATING to call, get diverted to text then have the texts ignored for days. It was FRUSTRATING to not be able to have a simple question answered - should my daughter and I get our bloodwork taken first before having a follow-up regarding our Vitamin D levels? If yes, could someone submit bloodwork orders? Again, no one picked up the phone, my text was misunderstood, and it took far too much time for me to chase down an answer to this simple question. It was FRUSTRATING that our follow-up appointments were canceled. It was FRUSTRATING that it took so much time to find an alternate dates/times. It is FRUSTRATING to receive four texts in a week to confirm/check-in for any appointment. It was FRUSTRATING to pull my daughter out of class only to have the receptionist tell us not to come in because the appointment was scheduled as virtual. I had planned to be in person because I wanted to have her BP checked after she recently experienced super low BP from a serious flu. It was FRUSTRATING to have her later in our conversation say, "Well, you can come in if you'd like." Because the appointments were now pushed back to 3:15 and 3:30, I would have been late to pick up my son at his school just down the street from your office as I had originally planned. It was FRUSTRATING to receive a demand call ten minutes before our follow-up appointment on February 27, shaking me down for payment after the FIRST AND ONLY bill was emailed on February 11 that, if not paid, we could not keep the appointment with you. It was FRUSTRATING that she didn't explain upfront: x amount is for x service on x date for x person. She whizzed through the balance due without explaining these details until I finally said, "Hold on. Why haven't I received a bill until now for appointments in September and October?" to which the response was, "We emailed you a bill on February 11." It was FRUSTRATING that I have concerns about my own health but didn't have time (or demeanor) to have a focused conversation with you yesterday. Hopefully I'll find time soon to go through the process of calling, texting, waiting then needless back and forth to set an appointment. May I respectfully suggest going through patients' calls and texts, observe how patients are treated, and perhaps it will become apparent that simply picking up the phone to talk with patients, not forcing patients to text their concerns, clearly responding to them within a reasonable time frame, and, most of all, have a CARING attitude will make a significant difference. As healers, you and your husband know as Maya Angelou said, Patients "will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel."

Can't speak more highly of my first time here seeing Dr. Zahir!…read more I needed to find a new primary care doctor and called the office after reading great reviews. I was able to get an appointment for a standard physical the very next day! I was delighted that they took me back ON TIME, moved through standard take-in procedures in a timely fashion, and I had a great visit with Dr. Zahir. I can tell already why he makes lists of "the greatest" in the region. Other pluses? Super easy parking and on-site bloodwork! All the staff were also very friendly and professional. I'm already so glad I chose this practice.

I am sad that I have but 5 stars for this review! Dr Joffee has so much patience for my anxiety…read moreand can devote the time to dealing with it and building trust, so visits aren't dreaded. I lost 17 pounds not quickly, but fairly easily with his guidance. Most stuff can be handled via email so I don't need to take off work. Highly responsive. Not a pill pusher, but highly respects my ability to make choices for my body even if it isn't the choice he would make. Financially I was able to pair his fee with a slightly higher deductible plan at work. The combination of the two was actually less than what I was paying working for a school system and I get significantly better care.

Dr. Joffee's reviews begin with Dr. Joffee more times than not. (slightly skeptical)…read more I went to him and did not see the fees or additional procedures. He is a very caring PCP, but I think where he lacks is experience. In all honesty, if you get a cold, or a cut, he is amazing. But if you get a bout of meningitis or another illness which is chronic in nature - i would stay away until his practice matures. I have total faith, it will. He's definitely not a 1 star doc and he is trying his best to be a 5 star. To me, Dr. Joffee is a 2 star only because I have seen better, thats all. In my opinion, to most he is probably a 3-4 stars.

My friend recommended me to this place about a year ago, and I am still going there for allergy…read moreshots. Services were explained, appropriate testing and office staff is very nice and professional. I suffered much less this past season. I travel close to 30 minutes to get there and it is worth it.

I had an anaphylactic response (I have MCAS) to a vaccination for elderly patients prescribed by…read moreDr. Kaufman (I am 44 years old). I had an instant severe MCAS response, including anaphylaxis, and did not get a response for days from the allergists. My husband and I contacted them well over a dozen times, and I was almost comatose for all of it. Then, today, they promised me a telehealth and cancelled it because they never sent me a link. I am horrified by this medical malpractice. Now I have to go to the emergency room because NOBODY at that factory of a doctor's office would call me back. I am forever scarred by this incident.

This practice is amazing. Everyone is incredibly kind and skilled. They help make medical care easy…read morein a system that is anything but. Dr. Harrington is incredibly brilliant and knowledgeable. She takes as much time as needed with her patients and, for me, has removed any irrational fear or anxiety of visiting a doctor. Her husband who runs the front desk and business side of things is equally kind and brilliant, making navigating insurance and such an easy thing. They are technologically advanced practice with a personal feel. Can't recommend them enough!

Dr. Kristin Harrington at The Doc Next Door in Virginia provides truly exceptional,…read morepatient-centered medical care. Booking an appointment is always incredibly easy and straightforward. From the moment you arrive, her staff is highly professional, accommodating, and considerate.Dr. Harrington is always on time, yet she never rushes her patients. She is deeply patient, takes the time to ask thorough questions, and always checks to ensure all of your own questions are answered. You will always leave her office knowing you are in the most capable and caring hands.

Quick note, this is in regards to Dr. Long only. I have not seen Dr. Sager (although they do share…read morethe same office staff): Think twice before going to this doctor. During the Initial meeting he spent ten minutes minimum telling me how he is never on time and I shouldn't expect any timely responses to calls. He was being so thorough with his negative expectations I had to stop him and ask if he really even wanted me as a patient. The one and only time I was sick when he "was my doctor" I tried 6 times to get through to his office with no success, they never answer the phone and do not have an answering service. For a routine physical they made me book 6 months is advance, then the day I showed up they told me they don't take my insurance anymore and he COULDN'T SEE ME. They then said the only way he could see me is to pay out of pocket but I WASN'T ALLOWED TO SUBMIT TO MY INSURANCE (um, what about out of network reimbursement??). I was even considering paying since I had waited 6 months, but then they wouldn't even tell me how much it would cost!!!!!! The doctor did follow up to apologize, but too little too late. I have now had an 8 month relationship with a doctor who obviously does not care about my needs at all. Worst doctor's office experience ever!

I recently had the displeasure of dealing with Dr. Geoffrey Stewart Long and his staff. To anyone…read morereading this, I'd advise you not to waste your time with Dr. Long: he's quite unprofessional, he's condescending, his bedside manner is AWFUL, he's pushy, is passive-aggressive if he doesn't like you, he doesn't respect patient agency with regards to one's own medical decisions, and at least one of his nurses (Annie) lacks any semblance of professionalism and good bedside manner. In short, you won't be treated with the slightest bit of dignity. With regards to Dr. Long himself, he was incredibly unprofessional and rude. He made it clear that our political views did not align and became borderline hostile when I told him that I did not want the vaccine (I was there for a digestive issue & check-up). He accused me of being "one of those anti-COVID people" because I didn't want the vaccine, when I told him that "we're all anti-COVID", he became snippy, short, and condescending with me. He proceeded to be incredibly patronizing and talked down to me about a number of issues, including incorrectly lecturing me on the mechanism of action of a digestive supplement that I told him I was taking, mere moments after telling me that he had never even heard of it! I know the difference between an osmotic laxative and an irritant, thank you very much. I get the feeling that the doctor was displeased at my responses to his quasi-political interrogation and decided to be a jerk about it after he constantly pressured me to take the vaccine. When I declined, he instantly became passive-aggressive and rude and began trying to lecture me to exact some kind of petty revenge. Quite childish behavior, the likes of which I'd never previously experienced from a medical professional. As for his nurse, Annie, was the first person I saw, and made several off-color comments about height & weight. The first thing she asked me was "why [I] looked so frightened?" (from behind my mask - excuse me, but you don't know me) and was generally rambling on and on about nonsense and blabbering on about things as if she were sitting at her kitchen table and running off her litany of complaints about men to one of her girlfriends. What's more, I don't know about you, but nurses accusing you of fudging your height because I told her I was less than a quarter an inch taller than her measurement, stereotyping you ("Men lie about their height!" - verbatim quote from the nurse), and telling you to smile is not my idea of good bedside manner. Nurse Annie, however, seems to think that all of the above is a great idea and apparently thinks it's endearing to mouth off to people that she's never seen before. An awful patient experience from a miserable office. I'd steer clear of this doctor entirely, he's not worth his salt.

I am so fortunate to have come across Dr. Talal Nsouli. I have been living with chronic asthma for…read moremany many years. It would wake me every night, and keep me from enjoying many things in life. Dr. Nsouli put me on a comprehensive plan, freeing me of my issues. I almost never use my rescue inhaler now. He is extremely educated in many issues, always takes the time to understand and answer all of my questions, and never makes me feel rushed. His office and staff are extremely friendly, and efficient. I highly recommend him to anyone with similar issues.

I started going to Dr. Nsouli based on a friend's recommendation, and it's easy to tell why he came…read morerecommended. Dr. Nsouli is a very kind, caring person, who comes across as someone who knows what he's doing without coming off as arrogant. I've had severe allergies all my life, and Dr. Nsouli is the fourth one I've seen over the past twenty years. He's definitely been one of the top two, mostly because he realized that one reason why I have trouble staying awake (something I thought was completely irrelevant but he asked about it anyway) was because the allergy medication I was currently taking made me sleepy. No other doctor I've seen ever made this connection. When you have to get refills on your allergy serum, you always meet up with a nurse practitioner, not Dr. Nsouli himself. I imagine this is standard protocol, since the good Dr.'s time is valuable and you're not going because of a problem, you just need a refill on meds.