Another visit on a random weekday at around 10:40am and there's hardly anyone here. I signed in as…read morea walk-in since I don't have an appointment. When I walked in, there were 2 people waiting and a guy signing in before me. As soon as I signed in, the 2 patients waiting we're already called in. I had my labs virtually and I was able to send the file to their email. The process was seamless and easy. The place is clean and tidy. The 2 receptionists at the front desk were really helpful, kind, considerate, and accommodating. I've had seen my fair share of dismissive & rude receptionists, that witnessing their interactions with patients is very refreshing. The phlebotomist was also pretty efficient. Overall, the total amount of time I spent from walking in to walking out was about 30mins. Knowing that I was risking it by entering as a walk-in patient, I knew I could walk out if the waiting area looked crowded. Thankfully, that was not the case today!

I had to reschedule my appt a handful of times due to extenuating circumstances. But when I finally…read moremade it to the office, they were able to find my scripts from my doctor. I was serviced right away and had a lovely phlebotomist, Trell (sp?). She was sweet, professional, and I didn't feel a thing. Highly recommend this labcorp facility! Definitely will be coming back.

How to find a place: You can park in the garage near the Chipotle. There are some stairs on the…read moreleft side of the garage if you are facing the entrance of the garage. Take the stairs up to get to the entrance of the Urgent Care Center. The other way to find a place is to park in the garage and then walk around on the outside of the garage to find the stairs that lead to the entrance of the Urgent Care center. There are signs on the walls that will indicate the Urgent Care Center. Cons: First, they give you forms that are copied from an original that was obviously highlighted so you can't see some of the words. I don't understand why they can't get a clean copy of the forms. Second, the forms are outdated and do not have a lot of room for you to write your medical history, medications, etc. Third, the medical assistant needs more tact in communication. She opened the door and pointed in my direction, but I was sitting around a group of people, so it wasn't clear who she was pointing to. She should have announced the last name of the person. It's rude to point fingers at people. I tried to clarify if she was asking for me to come up, and then, she says yes you. She has very poor communication skills. She does not greet you at all. She doesn't explain the process or what to do after the visit is over. I have managed medical clinics, so I know what I am talking about. Pros: The receptionist seemed proficient. The place is clean and seems organized. The wait is usually not that long, but you can always call ahead to see how long the wait is. The physician assistant seemed proficient and was friendly. As with any medical visit, always call ahead to confirm if they take your insurance and bring your ID and insurance card(s), a list of your current medications, medical conditions/history, and other names of your other doctors to make it easier. I would visit them again to give them another chance if I ever needed Urgent Care again. I hope they use this feedback to improve.

I'm really surprised by the low reviews. I've come here several times for different reasons. I've…read morenever waited more than a couple minutes, no matter what time of day. Everyone has always been really friendly. And my problems have all been taken care of when they could be, or I was referred to a specialist if needed. This is definitely my go to place when my GP can't see me quickly enough.

Made a same-day appointment and arrived 5 minutes early. The technician called me within 10 minutes…read moreand was very friendly and efficient. Very pleased with the interaction.

Had to hop on and leave a review after seeing their low rating?! I made a same day appointment,…read morewalked in with twenty minutes til close, was greeted with such kindness and understanding. I had two practitioners demonstrate efficiency and high quality care. Seriously I blinked and my blood was drawn. Amazing!!!

I found the larger organization called Quest Diagnostics as unethical. I had a series of blood test…read moreand a laboratory test drawn for the anticipated visit to a cardiologist and got back a bill from quest diagnostics that stated certain tests were denied and most tests not remunerated by the primary Insurance organization this time called Medicare. I am a physician and thought that there was some miscoding as a cause of these non-payments I absolutely could not check though I called the billing center ( (844) 750-4024) for this organization in Baltimore to determine if there were miscoding as a basis for nonpayment by Medicare. I was informed that they could not see this type of information in their system which is an absolute lie. I know because I am a licensed physician and virtually medical billing systems have the information available in irder to be able to bill any insuring organization. There was some miscoding that I had to find this out in an extremely circuitous, time consuming way. I consider this unethical behavior. Ultimately no ordinary patient could get this type of information to discover that a reason that they were being made to pay a bill which was not legitimate was because of a clerical error was involved as the basis for these denials. I was told that they could not even check to see if this had occurred in their billing system which again was a bold faced lie. All medical billing systems have this type of information available. This cost me many unnecessary man hours to find what the problem was which in some cases was incorrect billing information i.e. incorrect ICD -10 coding problems. Therefore no ordinary patient could find out that the source of a non-payment of a laboratory test by an insuring organization was due to clerical entry errors by Quest. I consider this highly unethical behavior for one of the country's largest laboratories. Dr. S.

Great concierge service. Dr. Siavash Sobhani is a great doctor that enjoys building relationships…read morewith his patients and keeping them healthy. I recommend his concierge service as I tried many before and not one has came to par with Dr. Sobhani service.

From the owner: PRAEVENTUS is a medical concierge program offering one of the most advanced, individually tailored…read morephysical exams in the Greater Washington Metropolitan area. PRAEVENTUS uses the most advanced medical technology and individually tailored program for its clients.

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

I waited over an hour and a woman whose appointment was 15 minutes after me was helped first. They…read morenow try to upsell and add Dexa (which is helpful) and a new heart test. This is a classic case of DEI "running" this place. It's frightening that they don't have competent staff. I will switch to Fairfax Radiology.

I had a very concerning experience with Washington Radiology regarding billing and patient…read moreinformation security. I called their office to ask how and where I could pay my bill. The receptionist provided me with a phone number for billing. When I called that number, I provided my credit card information, but the call suddenly went silent. I tried calling back several times and received no answer. I then contacted Washington Radiology again and explained the situation. To my surprise, I was informed that the number I had been given was incorrect and was not associated with their organization. As a result, I had unknowingly provided my credit card information to an unknown party because of the information provided by their office. I repeatedly requested to speak with a supervisor, but I was told that no supervisor was available. The receptionist assured me that the matter would be investigated and that someone would follow up with me. Since this occurred on a Friday, I called again on Monday to check on the status. I was told that the supervisor was still investigating the situation, but no updates, explanation, or resolution were provided. What is most frustrating is that I still do not know the correct amount I owe, and the only options offered were to call the correct billing department or pay in person. I was left concerned about the security of my financial information and disappointed by the lack of urgency, communication, and accountability shown in handling this matter. Patients should be able to trust that they are receiving accurate billing information, especially when sensitive financial information is involved. Unfortunately, this experience left me feeling unsupported and worried about the protection of my personal and financial information.