This was my second time seeing Dr Ibe, and the first time that I've had to wait over 15 minutes to…read moresee the doctor. But, the doctor was apologetic and moved quickly through the visit. Dr Ibe is a wonderful, smart and caring person. She both listens and observes; then offers solutions to fit your needs and wishes. For instance, I told her I did not like taking prescription drugs. Each time, she has printed out exercises for my particular needs. The neck and shoulder exercises along with just 5 pills worked like a charm. I am for certain that the exercises I received today will be helpful as well. The office is clean and staff members are efficient, polite, and respectful. I highly recommend this practice, and trust this doctor with my health care.

One of the best practices I have ever visited. Staff is friendly, thorough and they LISTEN and dont…read morediscard your feelings. Chante Whittaker is PHENOMENAL as is Dr. Ibe! Test results came via the patient portal, however I was called via video call to discuss the results as well. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

I just want to personally thank this urgent care for this fastidious and attentive nature. I was…read morevery cranky and agitated with the pharmacy and they were able to communicate to them on my behalf with ease and detailed care. I highly do recommend them and will definitely come again for my needs. Once again, I appreciate your help.

Had an appt at 10am ..it's now 10:54am and I can hear the doctor with another patient still. The…read morelast few times have been like this too. Place doesn't seem the cleanest. The nurse was complaining about the equipment being cheap because she had to take my blood pressure 3x.

The office is great. The office staff and other professionals great . Dr Sachdeva gave me drugs…read more too powerful for me that gave auditory and visual hallucinations. I broke up the muscle relaxer,it was scoredIto see if it was ok at a smaller dose. I can't take heavy drugs, I messaged him through MyChart two times to report the adverse reactions without responses and in fact my messages weren't later accessible through MyChart where I had entered them After treating me for back pain with targeted steroids ablations anesthesia,,he went on to tell my primary that he did not think I was in pain as that I said. I have collapsed vertebrae spinal stenosis with root impingement and disc rupture . My primary believed him and would not give me my original medication. (Weaker) And I had gotten Norovirus that involved complications that caused me to be totally confused so instead of Delirium she moved straight to drug related psychosis. I lost the contents of my bowel from Norovirus at home the night before. My husband is an RN and kept me from more serious complications. I took water hydration electrolytes by the gallon it seemed. After ending the Pain Clinic I went to my primary doctors office for follow up and to handle my pain management again and the aforementioned fiasco too So nothing changes for me until I see the neurosurgeon next month the pain is the worst Ive ever had. I can't bear it sometimes. I did take a pain pill that wasn't mine I told Dr.S that I did. I was drug screened and returned to my usual medication, The time above was in administration of the drug. I felt I would be harmed with the larger dose hence I took a smaller dose. Thanks to two physicians who did not do their duty to me and they mistook my mental condition for drug psychosis,I should have been sent to an emergency room. And oh,I had Norovirus with severe bowel complications, that happened the night before. My husband was with me . It causes great confusion that lasts days as well as low volume complications,I lost 10 pounds immediately afterwards. There was no reason to believe that I would behave in this manner unless it was Delirium. Check out physical illness first Is our nursing rule. I was no danger to anyone ,I could hardly stand up. The two of you failed a duty to me to assure no harm was done Until I see the Neurosurgeon in May ,I will have no pain relief. I have the worst pain in my life and the irritability is as bad I'm a retired RN. I worked 36 years in geriatric care and rehabilitation I loved my job. I strove to give the best care. I had 2 perfect State of Ohio Long Term Care surveys. I gave and directed the best care I could to make life better for them. It was no easy task. I think we may be slipping a bit since I was blessed with the responsibility of my wonderful geriatric residents. I consider this to be both clinically and ethically wrong. I affirm this writing as true and stand by it. I tried THC gummies reluctantly and unless I took them to the hallucination level it's no help for serious pain. Extreme unrelenting pain is abusive and should not happen to anyone if there's reasonable, competent clinicians who care about the heart and soul connection in allowing someone to suffer because you can. My Primary doctor is Amy Hovermole.

Every time I go into Dr, Sachdeva's office I am greeted with a friendly hello & smile. Everyone is…read moreso friendly & caring. I feel like my needs are heard & that the best plan of care is given to me. Whenever I call, whether to schedule an appointment or to ask the doctor a question, the staff quickly responds back to me.

I went to Dr. Razaq with pain in my knee. I had injured it on the stairs. Dr. Razaq diagnosed me…read morewith a tear in the cartilage in my knee (the meniscus). The Doctor recommended Prolo therapy injections to repair the damage instead of surgery. Prolo injections work with the body's natural healing process to bring inflammation and healing to the site of the injection. After a series of shots - which were not painful- my knee was 100% again. I recommend Dr. Razaq as well as Prolo therapy injections.

Anton Matveev is a liar, has a horrible patient side manner to include assault & a terrible memory…read more Upon my 1st visit I was explaining military incidents & VA treatments & he asked if I was sure I was receiving that treatment. I think it's unprofessional to ask me if I'm lying about VA treatment. Matveev could of asked for my clinical notes to read the specifics so that a patient doesn't know his internal feelings that he thinks we're liars or can't remember our specific treatment methods. At that same visit, even though I brought all my MRI discs in with me, he was dismissive & stated he believes my pain only stems from my neck & radiates downward. I reiterated the neck & other locations happened different years in the military & are separate. I showed him the report & told him they uploaded my MRI of my other location. Matveev then said he can do an ultrasound & take a look to verify. Upon doing an ultrasound he stated he did see the injuries BUT he never apologized for being dismissive. Matveev discussed hydrodissection & I asked for the ingredients since I'm allergic to some things. He gave it to me & I looked it up & told him that was ok to use on me. We set a follow-up appt BUT at that follow-up appt for my 1st set of injections I'm asking him about the specifics and he wouldn't answer me. After the injections he tells me he altered the procedure & didn't use dextrose because he thought I was allergic. I had to remind him that I looked it up in front of him & told him it was ok. I also told him I'm not use to a medical employee not going over the procedure prior to it starting. You can't make a decision without an individual approving that beforehand. A patient's body is not "property" of anyone. Matveev also unprofessionally compared my injuries to other patients my age. Since I'm not an identical twin in DNA to anyone & you don't treat my blood related family, then you can't compare me to strangers. To have an idea about a person's potential "degenerative" path, you must compare older blood family members such as siblings, parents and/or grandparents. If my blood related elders are perfectly healthy in their bone structure and joints etc., then my injuries incurred in my 20s have nothing to do with "normal degenerative" findings for a person my age based off of strangers my age. This verbiage is a constant unprofessional take on individualized care. Matveev then wanted to talk about my aggravated body language & why I seem I'm displeased when he speaks. So I discussed the above with him. I told him my pet peeve is being called a liar & you don't know me, so speaking in that manner is always going to set me off. Then I said do you know how often a female is asked questions like "are you sure you own this home by yourself?..." etc. Matveev only then humbled himself & said he now hears it & apologized for his verbiage. My last appointment which was the final straw. I told him that the VA did a painful procedure (because I keep all physicians informed in different networks). He asked me to stand up & face the wall away from him while he sat behind me. He grabbed my shoulders & swiftly turned me to the right & said I need you to turn like that for me. A sharp pain stabbed me due to the VA procedure location. I told him you CANNOT turn me like that. The next task he did the same thing again. I told him not to do that again. Then he lied and said I needed 2 separate appts on 2 different days to accomplish the next series of injections. He stated insurance doesn't allow 2 appointments with the same medical person on the same day. I decided to not call him out in his lie. I was getting a procedure covered by insurance & another procedure I was paying out of pocket so the out of pocket procedure has nothing to do with insurance for regenerative services. So there would only be 1 appt that involved insurance but at this point with the unwanted physical touching and the history of his unprofessional behavior & narratives, I was done. There are better & cheaper regenerative places I now know about like ROSM.

Dr. Kajal Parikh stuck with me all the way! I recently triggered a painful back injury and reached…read moreout to Dr. Parikh. She immediately responded to my emails on their Patient Portal, scheduling an Office visit, prescribing a course of muscle relaxers and referring me to Physical therapy. We are proceeding to thoroughly evaluating my situation. I have been a patient at Mountain View Medical since their opening and I know that she cares about her patients. I feel and am treated like family every visit.

I recently decided to find a new doctor - I was tired of driving from Haymarket to the City of…read moreFairfax for medical appointments - I was lucky to find the doctor I now have! His name is Dr. Vipul Parikh. I found him due to a recommendation from my Mother - she had also recently switched Doctors - and she really liked this Doc - so I thought I would give him a try. His practice is located on the third floor of the Heathcote Health Center medical building - located at the western end of Heathcote Boulevard. I went in for my initial meeting/consultation to scope him out - liked the overall vibe of the Doc and his practice and went with him. He is very personable, listens to your concerns, and takes the time to patiently articulate things. Not only does he do Internal medicine - but Pediatrics as well - so folks with kids can also go to Dr. Parikh.

I have been coming to this practice for multiple decades now. I usually see Dr. Gallini , but the…read moredocs and other medical professionals who work here are good as well. As with most doctors, if you have somewhere to be, make your appointment for first thing in the morning or the last appointment of the day. Dr. Gallini likes to talk with his patients, which has the potential negative side effect of always running a bit behind schedule. But I'll take 10-15 minutes behind schedule over a doctor who rushes me through like a product on an assembly line. If you need to make a routine appointment (physical, etc.) call the office as early as possible. The schedule for routine appointments fills up REALLY quickly. It's pretty common to make a yearly physical appointment 2-3 months out. That being said, though, I have been able to get more urgent issues seen much more quickly (sometimes even the same day.) Plan ahead when you can and cross your fingers when you can't! ;o) The office staff is, largely, good. There are several of the office ladies who have been there for awhile and know what's going on. You'll figure out who they are pretty quickly. There are also several positions that change personnel regularly. This seems to be true at many doctor's offices. Just keep notes of who you talk to, date/time, etc. JUST IN CASE you run into issues and need to reference your contact. But I think that's just good practice in general. OVERALL: The fact that I have been coming to this practice since I was a small child and I now bring my own children here for medical care should speak volumes for what I think of these folks. They are good people who truly care about their patients.

Doctor is great. I had one short visit with him only to be referred to a specialist. Office staff…read morescheduled a phantom follow up appointment without my knowledge, and now are asking me to pay $85 for not coming to an appointment I never scheduled. I called because of chest pains and they refused me an appointment because they wanted me to pay $85 to them. They said they would waive it during my last call but today they again asked for the $85. No issue with the doctor but the office staff is sub-par and dealing with my medical records. Safe to say, I will not be going there again.

Easily the best experience I've ever had. It started with friendly and enthusiastic Dean at the…read morefront desk. Then the professional and friendly demeanor of Jasmine really put me at ease She is the best blood draw nurse I've ever had. Finally, the nurse practitioner completed the loop. I cannot imagine assembling a team any better than this one. I promise you, once you try them, you would drive to the ends of the Earth for their care!

Everyone in this practice was so kind and efficient! We called and were able to book an appointment…read morewithin a couple hours. The office was very clean, and the providers attentive. Even though we all thought it was a sprain they agreed to do the x-ray I wanted and it came out to be a fracture. I am so happy they we were willing to listen. I highly recommend going here.

Had to get a new doctor! Ever since I left Kaiser over a decade ago (insurance), I have not been…read moreable to keep a consistent doctor since they would just leave unexpectedly :(. My latest placement brought me to this facility. Like many of the doctors in the area, they don't have a lab in-office, but have the basics for getting an annual physical. As a new member, I had to fill out some forms, and then the medical assistant weighed me and measured my height. In the past, I've had to face the wall for those, and this time I faced away from the wall... that's new for me! And my blood pressure was taken with one of the small machines, not one of the big ones. Is that the new trend? I always considered the big machines the 'professional' ones for the office, and the small ones were for personal use. I'm willing to bet studies showed there's no significant difference between the two. And then my EKGs got taken... seamless process. I then had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Hassan. He was very professional, open to any questions or concerns, and overall a nice guy. He sent me off to get lab work done nearby, and then I returned to discuss those results. He kept it 100% and didn't immediately want to prescribe medicine for some high numbers I have... I appreciate his expertise. For anyone in the area, I can't find a reason to recommend someone besides Dr. Hassan.

Dr. Hassan is a great care provider and excellent physician. He's very quick to know patients exact…read moremedical issues, and provides the most appropriate needs. He also have an excellent staff assistants with great professionalism. He's the best doctor ever known. Thanks for your service and care Dr. Hassan.