Was super easy to schedule an appointment online. Checking…read morein was easy.  Staffs & Doctors were very helpful. Got the care I needed. Thanks to the Dr I no longer have eye pain.

The NP and Dr Rashid are nice, but the office staff is terribly incompetent, they can't do prior…read moreauthorizations and constantly bungle sending prescriptions to pharmacies. I'm done being a patient, having to constantly chase down people to get prior authorizations and prescriptions done. Office staff sucks, get new people and maybe I'll return.

Made an appointment, got there 20 minutes early at 8:50 am. They open at 9 am, appointment at 9:10…read more No one showed up to open the clinic or work. Wasted my time. Had to find an alternative, which cost me more.

Hello, I want to…read moretell my story because I hope it will help CVS change its polices and procedures so that in the future other people will avoid the problems I faced. Briefly, after consulting with my doctor about my travel plans and lifestyle, she and I decided on a course of Bexsero, a meningitis B vaccine. Because of the proliferation of vaccines available at pharmacies like CVS, her practice no longer carries Bexsero and she told me to go to a CVS or Walgreens. She even sent a prescription to my regular CVS pharmacy at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave in Washington, DC. My pharmacy transferred the prescription to the CVS at 6 Dupont Circle because they didn't stock the vaccine, but I was told by that pharmacy that because of my age they could not administer the prescribed vaccine. I was told I needed to go to a CVS Minute Clinic. I made an appointment at the Clinic at 6 Dupont Circle, took time off from work, but was told by the clinician that he didn't care that I had a prescription. He would not administer the prescribed vaccine, although he admitted it was in stock and he had the authority to administer it if he chose. He said I was too old. I pointed out that many people are eligible for the vaccine who are older than the typical age range (and I had a prescription), and he said those people should go see a doctor (which I had already done). I went back to my doctor and she suggested I ask whether CVS would dispense the vaccine to me, so I could take it from the pharmacy to her, and she could administer it. This was amenable to the CVS pharmacist I spoke with. However, to obtain the vaccine in this manner meant it was no longer covered by my insurance. Thus, a vaccine that should have cost me nothing will end up costing me over $500, if I even get it. First, I have yet to actually receive the vaccine from CVS so I don't even know if this suggestion by my doctor will work. Regardless, I will transfer my prescriptions to a nearby nonprofit pharmacy and never, ever, use CVS for any healthcare needs going forward. Multiple CVS pharmacists told me to go to the Minute Clinic, yet the Minute Clinic practitioner at 6 Dupont Circle Washington DC told me to go away. This treatment is not acceptable, and CVS should clarify the circumstances under which it will and will not administer vaccines to its staff so they can correctly inform patients. My experience was truly awful. CVS staff were dismissive, rude, unhelpful, and generally unpleasant. I cannot justify using your pharmacy again. Do better.

Had to wait over 7 hours to be seen, even with an appointment. Short handed and disorganized. The…read morePA that saw me was friendly and competent.

I keep receiving bills from One Medical. I came in for a few services last year and not once did…read moreanyone tell me my insurance was not accepted. Instead I get a bill for over $500. Not once was I ever told the cost of services prior to any visit. This goes against the No Surprises Act of 2022. I have already reported One Medical to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. I have requested they adjust my bill accordingly, but I keep getting bills via email and mail. I even called at the beginning of 2022 to confirm my new insurance was accepted, and they confirmed it was. They used to be an amazing practice, but things have severely changed. I will not be renewing my membership even though I've been a member for years.

I've gone to this MinuteClinic twice now and both times I've received amazing care. Both nurse…read morepractitioners were attentive and efficient. I would highly recommend this clinic. Make sure to check online to see what the wait time is because the first time there was quite a wait.

From the owner: MinuteClinic® in WASHINGTON is a healthcare clinic offering patient services 7-days a week. Our…read morehealthcare services range from screenings, vaccinations, physicals, sinus infections, bug bites, TB testing, splinters, pink eye, flu shots, ear infections, STD testing and treatment, mental health counseling, and much more. MinuteClinic providers are board-certified and trained to provide you and your family with the care you need. If you are feeling too sick to come into your local medical clinic, you can schedule a virtual care appointment and receive a consultation from the comfort of your home.

Unfortunately all good things must come to an end. I've been a patient at Price Medical for many…read moreyears. Dr. Price is an excellent and caring physician. All the staff at Price Medical is wonderful. This review is not about the staff but the new administration. Since Washington Health Institute (WHI) took over the cost of a visit has more than tripled! Mind you, nothing has change with my health insurance (same coverage, etc.). Before WHI, a visit was just the $30 co-pay. Now, after the co-pay you get another bill from WHI for an additional $30+. Before WHI, the lab work was done at Quest, no additional charges. Now, they changed to LabCorp and you get another bill from LabCorp for $30+. In summary, a visit to Price Medical before WHI was $30 TOTAL (including lab work at Quest). Now is slightly over $100. All the while the healthcare providers seem more rushed... don't know if that has to do with having to meet a quota.

I have been a patient of Price Medical for over 10 years. Tim Price is among the best physicians I…read morehave ever engaged with. Michael Wilmore is a great PA! The entire staff at the office is attentive, always helpful, and extremely well organized. I've never waited for more than 5 minutes to be seen. In times of need, Dr. Price and his team are there. When I had Covid, Dr. Price was available as many times as I wanted to talk to him. I can't say I look forward to the doctor's office, but I do look forward to seeing the team at Price Medical.

Where do I begin to say thank you and I also highly recommend, "doctors to you." Dr. Brown is the…read morebest there is for your medical needs. The request is a seamless process to make a request. You will get a response very quickly. The Customer service is impeccable and medical care so absolutely professional. I can't recommend this service enough. Thank you thank you!!

This is my first visit to Kelli Willingham DNP at Advanced ENT Specialists and I couldn't be more…read moresatisfied. She is very kind and compassionate to me. I am 82 years old and has hearing problems but she was always ready to take her time to explain the detail of my conditions and answer all my questions until I fully understood. She is absolutely wonderful and very professional with a caring disposition. Upon my request, she emailed me after my visit my office notes and summary and gave me more advices and suggestions. Also, her staff at the front desk are extremely courteous and friendly. I highly recommend Dr. Willingham and Advanced ENT Specialists. D.Z Liu

I first visited Tayler Young in January 24 and she presented herself as understanding; however, it…read morewas just the opposite after a few months with her. She prescribed two medicines ( including several other combinations) that should not have been prescribed because I have had approximately 20% drop in my kidney function by taking it. I informed her that I stopped it in August 24 because I was having heart palpitations. She was trying to treat blood pressure and improve kidney function with one medication. I did not pick up one of the medications because it had been red flagged by the pharmacist. He advised me not to take it. My last visit to her in January 2025 lasted for about five minutes of her time. She told me to come back in February in spite of the fact that my blood pressure was now normal because she had honored my request to double the original blood pressure that I have been taking for over 50 years. I missed the February appointment because the cab did not arrive. That was a good thing for me because she then denied my two prescriptions (meanspirited), saying that I had to come in. Meanwhile I had to go to several doctors for other ailments like severe ear infection, wart and muscle spasm--and to the emergency room for elevated blood pressure. I sent her a photo of the reading and she lowered it in her notes. My blood pressure is fine and I am now trying to reverse the kidney function. I complained to George Washington University Primary Care and they were complicit.

I came here several times for COVID testing during the height of the pandemic, and always had good…read moreexperiences. When they transitioned to primary care and I had an urgent need to find a new advanced care practitioner, I came here and found Tayler Young, who is excellent. She is patient, thorough and very attentive to her patient's needs and limits. She is now basically our "family doctor". The staff here has also always been very professional, courteous and helpful. I know some are frustrated it's no longer a walk-in clinic, but once you're a patient, it's fairly easy to make appointments, get refills, etc., through MyChart. I would definitely recommend and am happy this place is part of my healthcare team.

I have been a patient at GW for more than five years now. Over this time, there have been many…read morethings and people I truly appreciated about the hospital. However, it pains me to say that the quality of care, professionalism, and overall patient experience have declined significantly over the years. Last month, I had an appointment scheduled for 10:30 a.m. I arrived early, yet I wasn't seen until 1:15 p.m. There were no apologies, no consideration that I am 20 weeks pregnant, and no acknowledgment that I am a working professional who had taken time off from a full-time job. It seemed like none of that mattered. When I was finally seen, I was spoken to in a dismissive manner, as if the inconvenience caused was my fault. When I questioned the delay, I was told that they had patients back-to-back, but isn't that the very reason appointments are scheduled and spaced out? Now, at 24 weeks pregnant, I had an ultrasound scheduled for October 28th. I received a call saying the technician was unavailable and my appointment would need to be rescheduled for October 31st. Today, as I was on my way there, I received another call telling me it had to be rescheduled yet again, now for the second week of November. I also have another ultrasound scheduled around that time, and when I asked for clarification, I was simply told to "check if you still need the prior appointment." This is deeply concerning. Does a hospital not have backup staff or contingency plans in place to ensure patients are seen as scheduled? Does an entire department stop functioning because one person is unavailable? How is it acceptable that one staff member's absence disrupts care for all scheduled patients? It truly makes me question whether GW still takes its patients seriously. Has compassion and quality care become secondary? Are staff members no longer trained to communicate with empathy or handle patient concerns appropriately? It's disappointing to see such a reputable healthcare institution become increasingly careless about those who trust them with their health and well-being.

I saw Dr Anika Reddy in the GW Emergency Room for a painful and swollen lymph node which she stated…read moreshe nor her team could not feel at all (which was ridiculous because it was a big, swollen knot)... During the exam, I felt the doctor was not listening to my guidance about where the pain and swelling were. When I tried to help point to the correct area, the doctor reacted by scolding me and telling me not to touch her hand repeatedly, and kept on going on about not touching her hand...instead of focusing on examining the affected area. If you feel the need to be pretentious during an exam, let me remind you: it's my body. If you're touching the wrong spot, it's a privilege for you to even lay hands on your patients. Listen, pay attention, and stop chastising the patient for trying to help guide you. Some people are clearly working in a hospital for all the wrong reasons... Won't be back and don't recommend her bedside manner at all

Dr Osborn is an amazing Physician, she's been my Doctor for over 10 years. She treats you like…read morefamily, will take phone calls 24/7 and is extremely knowledgeable.

I really wanted to like Dr. Osborn. She was very sweet and (seemingly) thorough during my visit…read more(standard physical). However, the office is super chaotic, here are some reasons why: 1. When I entered - I was greeted half heartedly and when I couldn't remember who I was seeing (new patient) - no one was willing to help me. There were 4 people at the front desk. 2. I have now called the office 6-7 times over a 2 1/2 week period to get my blood results. No one has picked up or responded to my (very clear) voicemails. I was told it would be a week to get - I have now waited a month - and even checked my spam, etc. 3. The office, in general, was not great - which when you have a good doctor - doesn't matter to me. However, with everything else - it now just adds another layer of disappointment.

A HORRIBLE customer service experience. I didn't even receive care or my appointment because the…read moreentire staff was in the lobby having a "meeting." Avoid.

Horrible. Can't get my prescriptions renewed. No one responding in the portal or by phone. Avoid…read morethis place if at all possible. Seemingly no medical care available at this location.