I don't understand the negative reviews. My experience is very positive. Telephones are answered…read morepromptly. Appointments are on time. And the staff is polite and courteous. It's best to communicate on their app and website for appts and refills. Dr Sidhu is very good.

MedStarHealth does a miserable job of responding to telephone messages. I have left 5 messages over…read morea 4 day period requesting an appointment without the courtesy of a return call. Medstar's IT system needs a massive overhaul -- it is next to impossible to get phone numbers or addresses for practitioners. We have nothing but praise for the practitioners we have seen, but it's an ordeal trying to set up initial appointments with specialists. In contrast John's Hopkins is better organized and accessible. Hey MedStarHealth, how about checking out best practices!!!

I've been a patient of Dr. Dsouza for just over a year, and she has truly changed the trajectory of…read moremy health for the better. I came in on the tail end of SIBO and as someone who suffers from R-CPD, GERD, exhaustion, rosacea/acne, and anxiety/depression. Not only did she make me feel heard (after years of being dismissed and treated with minimal care by other doctors), but her rigorous testing, attention, and recommendations have already helped me physically and mentally. I could not recommend her enough, especially if you know something is wrong with your body, but other "specialized" doctors have been no help. Honestly, 100/5 stars!

Dr. Anji was very accommodating and thorough. I love her attentiveness and I felt seen and heard…read moreand she has great bedside manners and works with me to establish the health goals I want for myself.

I met with Dr Zahalsky as part of his Direct Care patient experience. He has chosen to contract…read morewith SignatureMD for a portion of his primary care practice. For younger patients, he told me that he is still accepting insurance. They way it works for direct care, is that for Medicare patients you pay SignatureMD $1800 per year. Due to the crazy rules of Medicare you can't give him the money. They do. He also will bill your insurance-Medicare and secondary. With the direct care agreement, he will call you and/or text you the very same day. With the money conversation out of the way (isn't it sad that medical care is first about money, then also about care), I think that Dr. Zahalsky does a very good job. FIrst of all, I think he's smart and thinks things through. Second, he genuinely cares. Next, he will make sure that if you were to need to see a high quality specialist, he'll make sure that you obtain an appointment. There is not much more I can ask. The medical care system is broken. Everyone recognizes this. Everybody feels like a insignificant cog in a money system. Doctors and nurses all seem to be burned out. I chose to spend some money so that Dr. Z can afford to spend some time with me-I had a full one hour appointment. I was able to ask each and every one of my questions and have them answered. Paying $1800/yr is not something that everyone can afford. I know that. But if you can pony up the dough, I think it's worth it.

Dr. Zahalsky is nice enough. He does the blood work himself, and after a few days it's easy to…read moreaccess your information on the online portal. The wait wasn't bad to see him. I probably won't go back, because I wasn't a fan of how he handled the fact that I had high bp. He took my bp, noted an absurdly high number, but didn't take the time to check it again later. He ranted about "protein supplements" without any detail on the supplements or even about when I use them, which I rarely was at that point. It's possible that the high blood pressure was due to dining out about 20 times a week--I am on Yelp, after all. He didn't even ask, or let me explain my poor eating habits. I solved the issue myself by watching my sodium intake and eating more fruits and vegetable I won't hold it against him that the two specialists he recommended were not helpful. I should have done my own research.

The lack of professionalism was overwhelming. Took me six months to get an appointment with Dr…read more Condrell. Then I sat in the exam room for over an hour, as I listened to him treat other patients through the walls. If this is what has happened to the practice of medicine in America then it's time to rethink the system. Unsurprisingly, my prescriptions were entered into their electronic system incorrectly.

Fantastic practice, clean, super friendly staff. Always able to get an appointment with the doctor…read moreor a P.A. Never a long wait either.

Excellent care, clean. The NP was great. Listened closely and ordered appropriate tests. Also gave…read morereferral since I am new in town.

Dr. Sitzman takes excellent care of me and answers all my questions and concerns. I trust her…read morecompletely. She listens well; her empathy and knowledge work in tandem. I am thankful that she is my primary care phyusician.

This is not a bad review. I never received any services from Doctor Kaufman. This is just to let…read morepeople know that she does have a concierge fee of $250 to become her patient. She has great reviews. Just a heads up.

Dr. Kaufman has been my doctor since I moved back to DC in 1991. She is amazing, and I'm delighted…read moreshe made the top-10 in gay-friendly list, because she certainly is! I've taken my wife with me to appointments multiple times, and she is very welcoming.

I've been a patient of Dr. Walsh's for five years now. I appreciate his focus on preventative…read moremedicine, and his excellent bedside manner. I don't have particularly complicated medical problems, but when I do bring a concern he resolves it without provoking unnecessary anxiety. He's also referred me to a couple excellent specialists, both of whom spoke very highly of him as a primary care physician. Only point for improvement (and this has nothing to do with Dr. Walsh himself, and everything to do with VHC's scheduling staff) would be a little more flexibility with scheduling annual wellness exams. It's easy to get a 15-minute appointment for a concern that arises during the year, but the 30-minute annual wellness exam has to be scheduled a year in advance. If you cancel your wellness exam for any reason, then you can't get another one until a year after the date on which you cancel your original appointment. That's completely okay, and that's why I make extra efforts to keep my appointments--I figure a cancellation on my end is my fault. But if the doctor has to cancel for any reason (and there are lots of good reasons that he might have to cancel), then the scheduling team kicks you to the back of the line, more than a year from the date on which they cancel your appointment. This happened to me recently, and caused me to miss the annual wellness screening I had scheduled for January 2026. The first available make-up appointment was November 2026. Dr. Walsh is a great doctor and totally worth the wait, and since I have only minor medical issues that I can monitor on my own I'm just going to use blood tests at CVS in the interim. And again, this is a criticism of the admin team and not Dr. Walsh.

Just had my first physical with Dr. Walsh and the experience was phenomenal. Everyone including the…read morescheduler, front desk, checkout, and medical assistant were incredibly pleasant and professional. His examination was very thorough and precise. He picked up on things that only specialists had picked up on previously. He went the extra mile to counsel me on things most internists wouldn't. Highly recommend him and his staff!

I was a little concerned when I first made an appointment with Dr. Gofreed, due to some negative…read morecomments I read on various sites about her practice. I have had two appointments and found the front desk staff to be friendly and efficient. I also found Dr. Gofreed to be a good listener. She was thorough with me and would highly recommend her.

Dr. Donnelly is our pediatrician for both of our kids. He also has an internal medicine practice…read moreand sees adults. I have found him not only to be extremely knowledgeable but he has amazing bedside manners. This guy knows his patients, can keep them healthy or help when they're not and put a smile on your face. Not many can do that these days. The one small downside is the Gtown staff that work the desk there. They need some improvement and I've told Dr. D that already. But we can easily look past that based on the excellent medical advice we get. We like him so much that we moved 35 minutes away and still go see him. We highly recommend him.

Was previously with One Medical in Tysons; moved to this location earlier this year as the prior…read moredoctor moved to another practice. My experience with OneMedical Rosslyn has been wonderful. The physical site is gorgeous, parking is nearby (not free though) and it's metro accessible. It's clean, the staff are friendly and professional and they have an in-house lab which saves a trip to Lab Corp. Additionally, they now offer mental health services which is a nice bonus. If you need a prescription called in to your local pharmacy, you can request via their app or website. If you have a non-urgent issue and need advice, you can message a nurse or doctor for help. If you have an urgent (non-emergency) issue, you can usually get an appointment relatively quickly; scheduling through the app is very easy. The user interface is easy to navigate. Also, the staff don't try to "upsell" you in any way or pressure you to get an unnecessary vaccine or test. In closing, I highly recommend OneMedical. It's worth the annual fee (which isn't that pricey IMHO). There are locations throughout the country - and the network of providers at every location is superb.

This office is completely useless. For my $200 per year membership I get zero service and zero…read morecustomer support. I am supposed to get "walk-in" lab work periodically, and almost every time I go to this office to do it, they are not available, even though I only go during their published lab hours. They allow no contact directly to the office, so there is no way to check and see if their lab has randomly decided not to work today. My attempts have come at various days and times and missing them two out of three times tells me they take off work more than they work. I used to use the Metro Center location, but have to use this one now because it is the only one close enough to my work. Because of the incompetence of this office, I canceled my One Medical membership. Do NOT use One Medical and certainly not the Rosslyn location. All they do is take your membership fee and do NOTHING for you.