We had our first visit with them today. Our daughter just turned 2 so as you can imagine, it takes…read morea little entertainment to keep her still for the dentist. Antonio quickly greeted us at the door and helped get us checked in as new clients. He was incredibly pleasant and patient with us as we juggled the new surroundings with our daughter. The office is very modern and full of things for children to do while they wait. They even have a small theater for movies (so cute that they have star lighting in the ceiling in there). The area where we took our daughter to have her teeth checked/cleaned was well organized and ready with further entertainment/distraction while they patiently counted and inspected her teeth. Dr. Lynda was warm and inviting as she greeted us and our daughter. She even sang while doing her exam. After examining her teeth, she was able to explain things to us in a manner that we understood. From there, we were directed to Maria who discussed further treatment and was also very patient with us as we tried to entertain our 2 year old while having a conversation with her. So far, we have enjoyed our first experience with this practice and look forward to seeing them again.

Ashburn Children's Dentistry is a very impressive operation. They use the latest technology to…read moreeducate parents about their child's particular situation, while maintaining "the personal touch." All of the staff is polite, professional, and warm. Dr. Lynda and Dr. Crystal are extremely knowledgeable and great at communicating with parents every step of the way. My son enjoys visiting the practice, because they have done a terrific job of making the experience fun for kids. Highly recommended.

Congrats to this guy who's got a virtual lock on the market as the primary traveling sedation…read moreanesthesiologist on most dental offices in the vienna/fairfax area. If you have a special needs child that needs to be sedated, you're in luck. His policy is to prioritize those children only. If your child is 4 or over, the earliest he'll see your child is noon. And your child can't eat anything for 6 hours. He makes absolutely no exceptions and will refund your money back if you're as much of a pain in the butt as I must have been to try to insist that my 4 year old needed an earlier time. I can't comment on whether he does a good job or not. i was just frustrated by his unbending policy. Luckily, it forced me to shop around and find a dentist who uses a HOSPITAL instead which is much safer alternative, anyway.

Very serious about payment. Charged credit card used for securtiy without face to face notice…read more Took five days to remove hold on Account.

My daughter had surgery here today. All of the staff were so kind and took their time making sure…read moreour daughter was well cared for and answering any questions we had.

If you want to feel like cattle, get surgery here. The terrible service started upon arrival when I…read morewalked up to the reception desk to sign in and instead of being welcomed, two receptionists were tersely arguing. I stood there staring at them unimpressed and they just ignored me. I finally walked up to a clipboard on the other side of the counter and someone told me not to sign in there. I signed in the right clipboard and took a seat along with about 25 other people. The room was packed. When I got back to be prepped, I mentioned to the nurse doing my IV that I had small veins that collapse easy. She told me I shouldn't say that because it gave her anxiety. Like, wow. Ok. I'm pretty anxious already heading into surgery and not feeling welcomed as it is. Then my doctor never came to see me to discuss what he would be doing. The nurse said, did he talk to you? And I said no and she said, well he signed off on your paperwork. I had to literally tell them I wanted to see him. After the surgery, again my doctor did not come talk to me about how things went and when I asked the nurse what happened during the procedure she didn't know. I asked for the doctor then and she said he was already in his next surgery. I literally felt like cattle being moved in and out. I assume the surgery was successful so there's that. But otherwise, this was an AWFUL experience. Not warm, friendly, reassuring, or personal at all.

My family and I would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Emergency Department team at…read moreReston Hospital for the exceptional care my mother recently received. We arrived by medical transport and, from the moment we entered the Emergency Department, we were greeted with kindness, professionalism, and compassion. The security staff welcomed us warmly, and the receptionist greeted us with a smile that immediately put us at ease during a very stressful time. I would also like to recognize the registration representative who assisted us during our visit. Even while handling the administrative and insurance aspects of our care, she was patient, kind, professional, and reassuring. Families arriving at an emergency department are often worried and overwhelmed, and her willingness to help made us feel supported from the start. To our surprise, there was virtually no wait time. We were brought into a room almost immediately, and the quality of care we received was outstanding. Nurses Jasmine, RN, and Susana, RN, were compassionate, attentive, and professional throughout the visit. They treated my elderly mother with dignity, respect, and patience, ensuring she was comfortable every step of the way. We were especially grateful for Dr. David Kruse. Dr. Kruse was thorough, knowledgeable, kind and genuinely compassionate. He carefully reviewed my mother's extensive medical history, recent surgeries, rehabilitation stay, and prior hospitalizations. He performed a comprehensive examination and ensured every necessary precaution was taken to rule out infection, pneumonia, and other serious concerns. His calm demeanor, attention to detail, and concern for my mother's well-being gave us tremendous peace of mind. At the end he even brought her a syringe and distilled water so she can get hydrated through the feeding tube. In addition, my phone's battery was dead. He personally took my phone to charge it. Not many doctors nowadays do these acts of kindness. I wish doctors are taught more and more compassion, kindness and empathy. Bed side manners are extremely important not only in the hospital setting but also in the emergency room and doctor's offices. I would also like to thank the two radiology professionals who came directly to my mother's room to perform her X-rays. They treated her with kindness and respect throughout the process. My mother has endured months of hospitalizations, surgery, rehabilitation, and numerous medical appointments, and moving an elderly patient can be difficult and uncomfortable. Their gentle, patient approach was another example of the excellent care we experienced during our visit. Before we left, Derrick kindly assisted my mother into a wheelchair with patience, professionalism, and genuine care. His kindness did not go unnoticed and was greatly appreciated. I would also like to mention that this was not our first visit to the Reston Hospital Emergency Department. Over the years, and especially during my mother's recent health challenges, we have experienced emergency room visits involving long waits, extended delays, and admissions where we remained in the Emergency Department for hours awaiting placement or a shift change. We understand that hospitals are busy and that emergency departments face tremendous demands every day. What made this visit different was the remarkable efficiency, teamwork, professionalism, and compassion shown by Dr. Kruse and the entire team caring for my mother. From arrival to discharge, every person we encountered treated us with respect, empathy, and genuine concern. They saw not just a patient, but an elderly mother and a daughter doing everything possible to care for her at home. Over the past several months, my mother has endured multiple emergency room visits, surgery, hospitalization, and rehabilitation. As her daughter and caregiver, there have been many moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and worry. During this visit, the staff gave us something we desperately needed: reassurance, confidence, and hope. My mother is a retired teacher who has lived in Fairfax County for more than 40 years. Throughout her life, she dedicated herself to educating students, volunteering, and serving this community. Seeing her receive such thoughtful care meant more to our family than words can express. Dr. Kruse and his team have earned a loyal supporter in our family. Thank you to Dr. David Kruse, Jasmine, RN, Susana, RN, Derrick, the radiology staff, the registration representative, the receptionist, the security staff, and the entire Reston Hospital Emergency Department team for providing outstanding care during a difficult time. Your professionalism, kindness, and dedication will not be forgotten. With heartfelt gratitude, PK Fairfax County Resident and Daughter of a Grateful Patient

Terrible Night Nurses. Unresponsive, Rude and unprofessional…read more Had Joint replacement surgery and was abused and neglected. The bed they gave me was non functioning. A nightmarish experience. You have been warned.

I switched practices about a year and a half ago and I'm very glad that I did. This is a modern…read morepractice with a beautiful office, and aesthetics do matter to me. More importantly my hygienist Jenny took the time to have a conversation with me to find out how things are going with me in general and specifically with my oral care. I've always found every member of staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. My only suggestion would be that for the once a year patient information updates you either send patients to an online portal or print out the existing information to allow for changes and edits versus starting everything from scratch. Also, just received a notice from my insurer letting me know the dental scan ($131) is not covered, which no one mentioned before they administered it. Yes, to me that's a big deal

I did not need a great dentist until I needed one. I cracked a molar (never had a cavity) and…read morewaited too long to address it. Things were bad, and I was afraid and in severe pain. CCDH staff was more than friendly, gentle, and accommodating. Post extraction, they have now become my standard dentist (I dropped my old one for them). CCDH keeps up to date with latest dental technologies and practices. The place is super clean and friendly. I highly recommend, and I am very reserved on high recommendations.

Very poor check-in system. Took about 35 min to complete an on-phone sign-in process. Receptionist…read morerepeatedly said they probably had my records from a previous visit but I still had to complete it on my phone (albeit she helped another patient complete the check-in on the office's tablet!) After incredibly long time waiting for uploaded documents, the timed session expired to complete the on-phone sign-in. I told the receptionist who then, somehow was able to access the form on her computer. She said she signed my name on the online form to complete it. Is that legal? When I eventually was seen, a man came into the room and introduced himself by his first name, only. Had no idea if he was a licenced doctor, nurse, or PA. I was feeling so ill by that time, I didn't care. Just wanted to leave. I had such a great experience at this place a year ago that I had bragged to others about it. The experience today will be the reason I won't use this location, again.

The front desk staff openly made fun of my neurodivergent brother…read more I took my neurodivergent brother in since he had been running a high fever for 2 days. When he came out he said they thought he had the flu but they never ran a test. My Mom is a nurse so I called to see if that was normal and she confirmed that it was not and most health care facilities carry tests all year round. When I went to talk to the front desk to see why they didn't run the test the front desk staff started talking with the nurses making comments about his "age", belitting him for needing a advocate and quote how "mother dearest" wants to talk to the nurse. (Keep in mind he's already nuerodivergent and is running a 103 fever so advocating himself is extremely difficult). They explained they don't stock flu tests during the summer (which we would have just gone to the CVS if we knew they didnt have the resources to test) which is all we needed to know but I was appalled at the treatment, disrespect, and discrimination and will never be using a CareNow again.

To say I don't write reviews would be an understatement- I had to make a Yelp account just to write…read morethis! But I am so grateful for and very happily surprised with the care I was provided during my telehealth appointment with Dr. Marsh, I felt I should share my experience with other people who may be in need of his services. I was expecting a 5 min intake call with quick certificate to follow, and being left with the responsibility/need to do my own research, make my own determinations, essentially play a guessing game with how to best address my symptoms. That was not the case at all. On his own time on his weekend, Dr. Marsh not only answered any and all questions I had, but he took the time to really listen to my current diagnoses, symptoms and concerns. He gave me medical insight not only on the type of products which would likely be of best benefit, but went a step further to provide me with additional information and resources to provide insight into my current conditions. Moreso, Dr. Marsh made sure I knew that I could reach out at any time again in the future with no additional charge, and even suggested we do another check in soon to see how I was progressing. He even referred to his patients as part of the family- out of the team of doctors I currently see for my condition (11 total, unfortunately), he is/was by far the most personable, attentive, and insightful. He clearly has a passion for helping people feel better and achieve a higher quality of life. I was not expecting that level of care, concern and professionalism! A huge thank you to Dr. Marsh; I highly recommend him!

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When I first walked in for a severe ear pain, I thought everyone was nice and it took almost no…read morewait. However, post visit, it's been a nightmare because they coded my visit wrong and my insurance won't pay for my visit. I've been back and forth with both insurance and hospital billing and there's always an excuse. I will NEVER go back to INOVA.... Money grabbers, greedy company. Its clearly all about money. Save yourself a headache and go elsewhere.

Hats off to the Emergency Room for having excellent physicians and promptly getting things done…read more Inova Loudoun hospital needs to invest in wound care prevention mattresses. Their Observation unit has a network PREVENTING patients from using their phone. OVerall, the hospital needs more adequate staffing levels on some floors. This is extremely problematic and life threatening. Some of their nurses, especially young nurses, have not had enough training in how to speak with the elderly in order to not upset them. And I perpetually see their nurses in some units engaged in discussions having nothing to do with the work at hand or their patients. I am very impressed with their hospitalists, who work very hard. I am most impressed with their infectious diseases physicians and nephrologists. The cafeteria SHOULD be open PAST 2PM, especially in deference to their doctors. This is ESSENTIAL, given surgeries are performed by many doctors there. For a doctor to have to BRING THEIR LUNCH, it is utterly rediculous. Reston Hospital FAR EXCEEDS Inova Loudoun in that regard. Inova Loudon's Physical therapists are FAST to recommend nursing homes, w/out realizing the patients are often on medicines tiring them and making it tough to do therapy at the precise moment a PT comes in. I found the whole PT scenario rediculous and usually a labeling activity to send the elderly or other challenged patients to nursing homes.