If you thrive in a collaborative honest relationship with an extremely knowledgeable and practical…read moredoctor, Dr. Trippel is your best bet. I've been in her care for over fifteen years, during which we've both said both yes and no to one another's suggestions. We explored alternatives and kept an open dialogue which has resulted in my cholesterol level dropping from critical to normal without statins (which cause me severe muscular stress) and my weight dropping 15 pounds with only a few small changes to my diet and movement programs. She keeps tabs on my health through regular tests and visits, and is immediately responsive in the rare event there's something urgent. She's my hearthstone when it comes to my physical health - I trust her entirely.

First impression: I left a message about setting up an initial visit and Dr Trippel returned my…read morecall so we could discuss my situation. I was really impressed by that. When I came in I was scheduled to see the NP but I met Dr Trippel at the front desk. It's a small practice and they break things down into multiple appointments that maybe a larger practice would do in one, but this is better for me because it keeps visits short and sweet. Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable, which I also appreciate. The only issue is her nurse who can get a little on the nasty side, per my own experience with her and accounts from other patients.

Love her! She always takes plenty of time at a visit. She alerted me to a suspicious looking…read morethyroid all from my shoulder X-ray forwarded to her from another doctor. It turned out to be cancer. Thank goodness she took the time to examine an X-ray before filing it away. The other doctor didn't even see it!

Valerie is great, both my husband and I see her! She is super friendly and welcoming, as well as…read morebeing knowledgeable and thorough.

Been with Dr Nagell over 30 years he's the best. However, as the practice has expanded many patient…read moreservices, that used to be personal services , have been moved to call centers.

Doctors are excellent but controlled so this is a review of the practice as an all-mighty dollar…read morebusiness entity which affects the quality and type of care. Oh, let me mention, I've just been notified that my local medical office in Lovettsville USA is being closed down by the Leesburg Sterling Family Practice mothership for financial reasons (missing its numbers perhaps). Bottom line is that business like this are focused on maximizing revenue and contribution goals to the "practice" than the patient and the local community healthcare needs. The doctors are now employees under these business structures (with their 9-5 workdays and kickass 401ks) and answer to what the funding source (their management) demands and controls. Hey doc-in-the-box sign these Non-disclosures to ensure you don't stray from the corporate playbook and the big Pharma sales pitches. And if you're Medicare, consider yourselves safe, forget LSFP as an option and my message all together, since seniors need not apply and belong in a third world clinic anyhoot. Folks in Lovettsville are witnessing these keen eye on revenue goals with the closure of this office because, as the email states, it's due to "financial challenges" due to the increasing costs to operate as an "independent medical office" (really, independent?, that lends to an oxymoron you employee-doctor). Following guidance from O'Hanrahan the accountant and LSFP concluded that consolidation is the answer and maximize patient counts and wait times coupled with a good drive allows for inner reflection and self healing. Or is really about pulling the numbers and matching the billing code that maximizes revenues for practice contributions (can't call it profit -- right you kinda like non-profit business entity)? By the way, certain billing codes need not apply. Come on, rather than bringing medical services to the community, the community must now travel to the medical service wherever it may be and a little reflection on a long drive is like a spoonful of big Pharma medicine. Dare I mention now, only if you have a qualifying plan, so call before you go, since there are only six insurance plans accepted. Other plans need not apply. But wait!.. with the right plan and age and pharma gullibility, you still have a choice of five LSFP facilities to inconveniently travel to; and get there early for the free toaster! Maybe not a toaster, unwrapped sausages in a can perhaps? Doctors seem to be focused on trends and administrative checkboxes and counts to satisfy the folks that sign their paychecks and approve their leave rather than individual patient care or well-being. By the way Lovettsville town people, if there's another game in town (or not), my email states that Leesburg Sterling Family Practice will wrap up my medical records in a bow and ribbon to take somewhere else. Didn't state at no additional cost though and no bow or ribbon. Uh-oh, my bad, I just realized, there ain't no Love Et al in the Leesburg Sterling Family Practice sales pitch! Duh, that's the real bottom line. Fare thee well, Dr. M. from the Lovettsville not so independent practice. Patients need not abide.

I've been ill for three plus years and have gone to numerous specialist. Dr. Ridlinger explained to…read moreme what she thought was going on in my body and ordered blood work. When she received the blood work results we sat down and went over everything. After five weeks of antibiotics and supplements I'm starting to feel like me again. I've been able to visit friends and enjoy their company. Some friends I haven't seen in three years because I couldn't get out of the house. I still have a way to go but I'm hopeful I will continue to feel better as I continue my treatment under Dr. Ridinger's care.

From the owner: At Premier Health and Holistic Medicine, PC, Dr. Robin Ann Ridinger takes an integrative approach…read moreto treatment, taking the whole person into account. Lyme Disease is one of her specialties. Her broad scope of personalized functional medicine includes optimizing health, wellness, sleep, and nutrition, decreasing chemical and toxin exposure, and supporting whole-body detoxification. Dr. Ridinger treats many complex illnesses including Lyme disease and co- infections, mold toxicity, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, hormone imbalances, adrenal fatigue, thyroid disorders, digestive problems, metabolic issues, mood and cognitive impairments, PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, low T, libido changes, fatigue, autoimmune diseases, and arthritis.

The team here is incredibly kind, patient, and attentive. From the moment I walk in, I feel…read morewelcomed and cared for. Every staff member takes the time to truly listen to my concerns, explain things clearly, and make sure I'm comfortable. I've never once felt rushed or that the quality of care was anything less than excellent. It's rare to find a medical office that combines professionalism with genuine compassion, and I'm grateful to have them as my healthcare team! If you read this, thank you Dr. Manchireddy You really help calm my anxieties because I always seem to think I have the worst possible illness before I walk into your office lol.

Unrushed interaction with Dr Manchireddy who listened intently and clarified my understanding of…read moretreatment. Staff is helpful and professional. Recommend without reservation.

Dr Nawab is the best MD I've ever been to. Starting from my very first appointment until now…read moreseveral years later. She takes the time to listen, she's smart and they organize and schedule your health Maintenance which as a busy person is easy to not do without their organized approach. Their entire office is excellent and all contribute to keeping me healthy.

Quality of Care is great as Dr Lola gives plenty of time with each patient. Sometimes difficult to…read moreget an appointment but overall very good experience and very nice doctor.

When I first came I truly thought this was an excellent practice. I thought very highly of doctor…read moreLola and was impressed with who she had become, a doctor, being a young black woman. Her care for me was good while I was in fair health. March 29 of this year I had CHF. I was in the hospital 7 days and had an angioplastices procedure. On my last day, I needed a follow up the day after I got home. She refused and put it 2 weeks later despite the hospital calling and asking. My job is sedentary and grave yardshift so the physician and my heart doctor were only concerned for my driving or lifting heavy things as a restriction when I returned to work. This I informed Dr. Lola and requested she fill out the forms from my job so I could return to work. My job requested the forms returned by the 22 so they could schedule me to work again that week. Dr. Lola complained that she hated when employers wanted her to fill out such forms. I offered to fill most of it out with the exception of the one box where she had to fill it being my doctor, a small 2 minute thing. She dismissively told me to leave it at the counter and she would get to it. Three days later, she had not completed it. Two more business days later, ( seven in all) it still was not done and my job hung in the balance. Without the doctor acknowledging I was in the hospital, it appeared I was out if work for three weeks for no reason plus I was down two paychecks. I stable enough on the new medication to return to work. My brother called to find out what the hold up was but again, we were deflected and dismissed. So we called my heart doctor and shared with him what was happening. He didn't want me to become anxious or stress out because it would cause another heart event. His staff assured me everything would be okay and invited me to come that day and he would complete my employment paperwork so I could return to work. Within the hour, he took 5 minutes out of his time to fill his part out and sign it. I then faxed it to my employer. He put the restrictions for no lifting heavy things and returned me to work April 22, 2025. On April 22, 2025 right before noon, Dr Lola from light house sent me a copy of her paperwork from my job. She put down I return to work May 7 and no restrictions and she gave no reason. I was dumbfounded. My job called me and saw the fax and they were dumbfounded too. How could a PCP so derelictly contradict even the basic care for someone with CHF? And why put the return date to work so far off if you believed no restrictions? Thankfully my job listened to tge cardiologist and not Dr. Lola. Dr. Lola abandoned my care as her patient and took her subjective feelings about employers​​ sending paperwork to her to be sure their employees can work; she took her discomfort over that out on me. This was unprofessional and childish. I emailed her back stating I was not going to use her as my PCP any longer and that I was disappointed in how she handled my circumstance. That she has made me hesitant to use another PCP as my doctor because she abused my trust. I told her shame on her because she could of cost me my job as well as my safety on the job. She sent me an email back ridiculing me by saying she " enthusiastically" releases me as her patient. I never thought of her as being arrogant or narcissistic but I clearly see I was wrong. I thought she was an example I could tell my daughter to model herself after. But I see now she is a fake in a white coat undeserving of any praise. She is only in it for a paycheck.

I cannot say enough positive things about the care from Dr. Walsh; she gave us our daughter back…read more Dr. Walsh was attentive and took time to understand not only my daughter's condition but also her concerns. I was deeply impressed by her expertise, and her treatment was spot-on.

Why do I LOVE Dr. Walsh? Let me count the ways…read more.. Dr. Walsh does not take insurance, doesn't have any other doctors in her office, and doesn't have nurses or a receptionist. Scheduling is all online, through her very informative website. While some may see that as a negative, I see that as a positive, especially when looking at the cost of service. I am paying a low, preset fee to see the doctor. I am not also paying for a receptionist, an insurance billing specialist, and a nurse. I pay my $90, I send the bill to my insurance myself and I save a ton of money. Dr. Walsh does not have a receptionist or nurses. When I go see her, I see HER from start to finish, instead of passing through various people to get a hurried 10 minutes of time with a physician. Contacting her is also easier, because I don't have to go through multiple layers to get to her. You know how it usually goes....call the office, leave a message for the doctor, get a call back from the nurse, explain everything to the nurse, who will then discuss it with the doctor, only to get a call back from the nurse saying the doctor wants you to come in. Ugh. With Dr. Walsh, I email her directly, and she either emails or calls me back in hours, not days. If she can help without coming in to see her, she will. She is not in it for the cash. Dr. Walsh does not have back up doctors. This means you are never confronted with a total stranger if something happens. My niece had a rather unpleasant experience with a cyst, and not only did Dr. Walsh come into the office on a Sunday night to take care of it, she even offered to go to my niece if she couldn't drive herself. No backup doctor would do that. Actually, unless you are having a baby, no regular or backup doctor does anything after hours, you go to the ER with all the other injured/sick people. Dr. Walsh doesn't have a thousand patients. This allows her time to keep tabs on things like prescription prices, and where and how to get the best deal. Did you know that sometimes, it is cheaper to pay out of pocket instead of insurance? Neither did I, until she told me that my $35 inhaler through insurance was $12.50 at Costco if I didn't use my insurance. Copays are tricksy and she knows where you can get the best price. Because she keeps her patient list small, she knows her patients. Really KNOWS them... she doesn't need to look in my chart to know why I see her or what is going on. She knows my name, my history, my family, and all the other aspects that you learn about people you know. This is only part of why she is an excellent physician. And here is the really important part....she really is an excellent physician. She knows her stuff and she will take good care of you. You will feel cared for, not rushed through an antibiotics cattle call. If you are looking for a practice with lots of warm bodies to pay attention to you, then this isn't the practice for you. If you are looking for excellent medical care from a wonderful physician, you won't find better than Dr. Walsh.

I recently had my first visit with the Skin Cancer Center of Northern Virginia. My Primary Care…read morePhysician referred me to them. I had to switch to them from my previous Dermatologist - as he refuses to accept my new insurance after being a patient since 2008 - after losing my job in a reorg. I was scheduled to see Kaitlyn Burns, PA. There was a bit of a wait after I was brought back to the examination room. I waited about 30 minutes for the PA to arrive. She seemed like she genuinely cared about me as a patient. She conducted a full skin examination. I wanted to make sure there were no skin cancer occurrences. I'll be coming back in a year! #SkinCancerCenterOfNorthernVirginia

4/7/2026 Great experience. The NP Lynn and support staff were professional, friendly and prompt. As…read morean overweight senior female, I felt anxious but quickly relaxed as Lynn progressed through a thorough exam from my head to my toes. My concerns were addressed matter-of-factly in an easily understood manner. As a new patient with prior melanoma, I did not have a good experience with my prior dermatologist who rushed through the exam and hated answering my questions. Herndon Family recommended this practice and I am grateful they did.