This was my first time at this location. I was in the area for some appointments and needed to see…read moresomeone in a pinch, and this location had times available that worked with my schedule. Parking was probably the hardest part at this location, as I'm used to going to Reston or Tysons Corner, where parking is very close to the office. Once I found parking in a lot about a quarter-mile away and walked to the office, I realized I couldn't get in without pushing an intercom button. Again, not something I was used to at the other offices that I've been to. But once I got inside, checked in, and let them know that I was trying to get lab work before my visits, they took care of signing me in for both and getting me set up. The lab tech took me back shortly after, and it was someone I knew from the Reston office. After finishing with the lab tech, the nurse practitioner quickly called me back, took care of the reason I was seeing her, and had me quickly on my way to my next appointment. I can't say enough about One Medical as a practice, and I highly recommend you give them a try if you need primary care or a new doctor.

I was overjoyed with the Mosaic District One Medical Group office opened up -- it has all the bells…read moreand whistles of the Tysons location only this time with free parking! My absolute favorite doctor Dr. Lim has left the practice so I've been hopping around whoever has been available and have found each person that I have met has been incredibly kind, smart, and sensitive to whatever issues I am facing at the time. The back and forth communication between the app is amazing and has saved me hours of my life .. and the ability to make same day appointments is life changing. They have a children's practice as well, which I am highly considering switching to as I can see it being easy to schedule sick and well visits, get doctors notes, etc. My company used to pay One Medical Group as a benefit but it is so good that I continue to pay out of pocket. I am so glad that Amazon has purchased the company to make this type of quality health care more accessible for all.

When looking for a physician excellent front office personnel and efficiency are premium. As well…read moreyou're physician Must be great at listening and have the ability to show respect and genuine concern for patients who have complex medical histories. Thank you Dr Potter for displaying just that, Wanda W.

Dr. Potter was great the whole staff was outstanding my niece recommended him for my gout thank you…read moreDr. Potter

They just want your Money. Went there 10 years and I guess…read morethey decided I was not a good enough customer and cancelled my portal and infusion appointments with no notice. Sent a personal letter to Dr. Kaiser and never heard back

I had an appointment for Dr. Kaiser scheduled for several months (I was referred to her by my…read moregynecologist) and was called close to my appointment saying that Dr. Kaiser would not see me due to my condition (EDS). I was unable to be rescheduled for an additional 4 months with another doctor at this practice. This is not a doctor or practice who cares for her patients.

My husband and I have been patients of Dr Ashley Beall for at least 25 years. She is a wonderful…read moredoctor. She always listens to all of our concerns. She never makes us feel like we are taking up too much of her time, and we never feel rushed when talking to her. We also see Jennie, her PA, and we feel just as comfortable with her. I feel very blessed to have Dr Beall as my doctor. I have had Lupus for over 40 years, as well as several other serious autoimmune disorders. I have never had anything other than positive experiences with Dr. Beall since I began to see her. She has a great bedside manner. I have referred many of my friends and relatives to her. When I first started seeing Dr Beall, I felt like my Lupus was not in remission. I have been in remission from soon after I began to see Dr Beall to the present. She closely monitors my bloodwork. If I have any issues, I can post a note in the patient portal, which I know will be addressed in a day or so, or I can make an appointment and get in to see her. I honestly feel that had I not gotten connected with ARA, and specifically Dr Beall, I may not be here today. That's how strongly I feel about Dr. Beall.

Very unprofessional. Missed a virtual call and called back in 10 minutes and was told I had to pay…read more$25 to reschedule even though she is routinely late and leaves me waiting 10 to 20 minutes regularly. When I protesated the cancelled my portal access and cancelled ongoing care I had with another Rheumatologist in this practice. I had been using ARA for 10 years Avoid this practice as they only care about the money

I have never been to a rheumatologist but have had a medical issue requiring the visit today. Dr…read more Worthing was very kind and thorough. He took the time to explain, examine and answer all follow up questions. While I understand there are no guarantees in the medical field I am confident that the doctor and the staff will do their best to help me.

I was referred here by my primary doctor and i will I definitely recommended to anyone. Dr. Angus…read moreis extremely patient, very knowledgeable and took all of his time to listened every single word. Totally recommend it! Great service!

Dr. and staff treat you as a number and not a patient. Know you will never see doctor in hospital…read morepost op, they just take pictures and send to him. He only sees patients 3.5 hours a week and cuts the rest. He has so many staff working for him, it is about the money, not the patient or the care. I would never recommend him or his practice to anyone. They ignore allergies, miss staples in removal, it goes on and on.

Is he a great surgeon? For closing up a complicated wound on my 87 year old dad, yes. He came…read morerecommended from our general surgeon. How's his bed side manner? He's a surgeon so it's a blessing when you get warm and fuzzy. We didn't get that. What's the office like? That's the reason I went down a star.. First follow up we waited 45 minutes to be seen, second one was 1.5 hours. This is way to long with no apology, explanation for an 87 year old. His work was excellent. Office hours need ALOT of improvement in timing. Somehow that doesn't seem as important for the work done.

I first saw Dr. Wolfe 4 wks ago. My GP referred me. I'd been having pain in my hands and feet and…read morethe concern was I had RA. Dr Wolfe ran blood tests and 4 weeks later (today) I saw Dr. Wolfe for a follow-up. He sat and very unemotionally told me I have RA. No compassion. No smile. No encouragement. No suggestion of what's ahead for someone newly diagnosed with RA. He discussed the medications he would be prescribing and stood up and left the room. He came back with single page handout on RA and another on medications. Then he left again. I had to venture out into the corridor to ask if I was to wait for the scripts. A staff member told me to go to the check out desk and the scripts would be sent to my pharmacy. That's how I learned I have a incurable, progressive, possibly debilitating disease. I'll stick with Dr Wolfe because my GP said he was good, but if I feel I need a more compassionate Dr., I will need to try someone else. Interestingly, today, which is the day after the day I wrote the above review, Dr. Wolfe called me to offer an apology for yesterday's rushed visit and spent time explaining the improved prognosis for patients today. I've done my homework and I know RA meds have revolutionalized treatment, but what percentage of patients become crippled despite meds? Could I be in that category? Dr. Wolfe assured me that having caught my condition early, I can expect good outcome. Did Dr. Wolfe call because one of his staff read this review? Perhaps. But, since I'll never know, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I feel pretty good knowing a little more about this shitty disease and feeling I can call the doc with any further questions or concerns. At this point I'll give him 4 stars.

Dr. Wolfe is well-informed about the latest information in his field. I trust the information he…read moreprovides and he is clear that decisions about next steps are up to me and he is there to help. I appreciate that he emphasizes that I'm in control of how to proceed. The only thing I would prefer to see change is that he seems to see me only in terms of my disease/condition rather than as a whole person. I know he's quite busy, but a little more effort in that direction would make me feel more comfortable there. For instance, he may not be aware that have some background knowledge so I could handle more technical and scientific explanations that go beyond the basics.

This practice seems to be all over Virginia, I found them after my original rheumatologist of…read morealmost 20 years Dr. Rosalia Lomeo retired. No one will ever be a good replacement for her, so I went in with low expectations. So far the Willow Oaks office has been ok, they did change the major treatment, but luckily they didn't do the nightmare scenario of changing everything, or making me start at the beginning again. I'm irritated I have to see a separate pain specialist, pain is part of a rheumatology diagnosis for most, so forcing patients to make separate appointments for chronic pain seems part silly, part taking financial advantage of patients. But I guess this is part of the new chain style of medicine in the U.S. Dr. Lomeo was old fashioned, and treated all symptoms of her specialty, and left specialists for areas outside of her expertise, of which pain is included for ALL rheumatologists, can you tell I miss her yet? The office staff is largely quick and efficient, they do their best to navigate my insurances that try to get out of paying. I admit I prefer dealing with some, who are friendlier. But they're all decent. Seating is comfortable, and appointments are mostly on time, but as with all rheumatologists, you may find they run late because sometimes patients just need more time at their appointments. Have patience, and bring a book just in case. Parking is easy because the office is between free car parks, beware though, because the carpark elevator often breaks down. The infusion center is at the same office, which is convenient. The nurses here are very nice, normal Geri-chairs to lay or sit in. Be prepared to make future appointments well in advance. And they do blood draws here and in the office, which almost makes up for the pain clinic nonsense. So far, the patients that come here are also pretty chill as well. The doctors and PAs are professional, and do try to ensure you have the right protocols. I'm not looking for a cure, just stability and they're getting there. I love Alisha the PA, she's good natured and answers all my questions. Dr. Bodadi is quiet, but thoughtful and seems kind. I've dealt with my diseases since childhood, and was a nurse; so my experiences may be much different than someone else who's looking for a miracle. With the disappearing population of old fashioned practice, that treats the whole person; this office is probably as good as it gets unless you can find a concierge rheumatologist. Don't know about the other offices though.

I am very happy with the concern and efforts of Dr. Thomas to solve my perplexing problem. Also the…read moreability to see her on short notice relieved my anxiety over not being able to get answers I needed. She is a very caring and professional doctor. My wife and I were pleasantly surprised when Dr. Thomas had a staff member call my home to make sure I had arrived home safely when she found I was driving by myself. I was sure of my ability at the time, but her concern was heartwarming and appreciated. George Mysel