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.

Don't ever recommend always have to wait so long even when you get an appointment. They lie and say…read moreyou don't have to wait.

The new doctor Svetlana is wonderful and very helpful…read more Also last year, I stopped by to get a flue shot. Clean room, very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Special techniques minimizes pain. Great experience!

This place is always terrible. We made an appointment for an…read morehour ago And just are sitting here. Not sure why they take appointments. Total waste of time and the waiting area and bathrooms are filthy. not a good sign

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.

All medical offices at this location are under a big renovation and very loud construction. It's a…read morebig project that takes the entire floor and will go on for months, making the access and time in the building terribly loud and uncomfortable.

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.

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!!

Please note that I am providing my review for the service request specifically. I have not received…read moreany services or been seen by any doctors. I found this medical business while looking for a same day, walk in service on the web for urgent care. To my delight this company supposedly services DC and comes to your home so I was very excited to submit a request since I'd feel more comfortable being seen in my home. But, to my disappointment, they don't serve "my area" in DC, specifically Deanwood. Perhaps it would be beneficial if they stated on their website which counties, DC wards, etc. that they service.

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 want to share my story and how truly blessed I feel to receive care from a dedicated and…read morecompassionate team like GW Cancer Center (The George Washington University Hospital) From my amazing oncologist, Walaa Aldhahri MD , to the infusion nurses, nurse navigators, clinical nurses, and front desk staff, everyone has been so compassionate, kind, and caring. Their attitude has been a real blessing to me while dealing with cancer. The GW Oncology team is providing me with excellent care and making me as comfortable as possible. Everyone from beginning to end knows their role well and fulfills their responsibilities effectively. My oncologist Walaa Aldhahri MD ,took the time to explain my diagnosis clearly. She is very attentive, personable, and empathetic. I'm looking forward to my next visit. While I was on my chemo infusions-- which were weekly--I finished the chemo part of my therapy on April 9th, but continue with targeted therapy, Herceptin, every 3 weeks. I miss my nurses now, as I see them only every 3 weeks--they've truly become my family. I always joked with them about taking time for my spa-- which is how I refer to my infusion-- because I felt cared for and had a fantastic team. I'm so, so glad my incredible surgeon, Dr. Teal, recommended Dr. Walaa and the GW team. GW cancer care is AMAZING, and I strongly recommend if you are currently looking for For cancer treatment, please schedule an appointment with the GW Cancer Care team. You will not regret it.

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.

PROS: The staff is nice here and the place looks clean. They offer many different health services…read moreas well CONS: They do not cater to walk ins well. There was a 2 hour wait which isn't right if you have an emergency and need attention right away. OVERALL: If you have a non emergency case and make an appointment then this place is good for you. But if you're looking for immediate attention, this isn't a good place for you

This is a review for closeknit which I guess bought this place recently?…read more I needed an annual medical and Dr. Nwankwo had availability relatively quickly (never a good sign in DC), with good reviews on ZocDoc (which is what I booked through). I got numerous phone calls and text messages with reminders about the visit, and chasing me to fill their forms ahead of it, which I thought was a bit much, but ok, I get it. The last call crossed the line I thought: it was on the day of the appointment, and I was asked to call back for important information regarding the visit. I did that and after waiting on the line for ten minutes I was told that the information was that I needed to fill in the forms (which, incidentally, they also mentioned on the voicemail asking for a call back). So, by my count, five+ unsolicited reminders even before I got to the clinic... Now, to avoid wasting time I typically fill in the forms (which, in my experience, no doctor ever reads) while in the waiting room, so I asked what's wrong with that. I was told that there were many forms and a short grace period and so I would likely lose my appointment if I don't pre-fill. Again, in my experience, typically there's a wait, particularly as my appointment was towards the end of the day, but I thought I'd give them the benefit of the doubt and so I had a go at the forms, especially as it was meant to only take 5 minutes... Not unexpectedly, I was asked to provide documents which I had already shared via ZocDoc - e.g., my insurance card... Not unexpectedly, their crappy forms generated all sorts of problems, e.g., they refused to accept my insurance card scan (because the dimensions somehow didn't conform with their expectations, though, curiously, only for one side; I rescanned with some white space around to trick the system...). Following which I had to answer 10 (?) question on sexual orientation, activity, etc. This I found unusually detailed, to the point I half expected them to also ask for photos... But whatever, I was committed to filling in the form, though I did note that at that point they had succeeded in wasting half an hour of my time, which isn't a great first impression... It was downhill from there: It took me an hour to get to the clinic and I arrived five minutes early, only to be advised the doctor was running twenty minutes late (something I asked about when I was on the phone with them, but, of course, they never mentioned it at that point). Since that was longer than they had offered to wait for my forms, I asked if I can cancel, which, to my surprise, they allowed me to do. Ironically, had they not been so zealous in chasing that form, I would have filled it in while waiting, and the visit would have gone ahead... And okay, return trip included, they wasted two and a half hours of my life, but, reading some other reviews of closeknit (which I should have done beforehand) I feel I really dodged a bullet here... So, in a way, I am grateful to their staff for so efficiently chasing me away!