Dr. Chawla is an amazing neurologist, one I've been seeing for over 11 years. He is personable,…read morecaring, and extremely knowledgeable in his practice. I've had such a great experience with him I've continued to see him even after moving out of the area. However, the rest of the staff leaves much to be desired. As others have mentioned, you will ALWAYS be placed on hold when you call in. And stay on hold for a very long time. The bright side is the office has recently developed an online appointment booking system, so I've no reason to call in and wait forever. Would recommend Dr. Chawla to anyone!

Dr Chawla's office is the name given by the Emergency Care team to have a follow up within 4 days…read morefrom an incident over the weekend. Tried twice to make an appointment with in the 4 days with no luck even under the direction of the ER manager telling me that is the doctor linked with on call ER situations. They said they do not care what the ER requested and are not accommodating or compassionate. I hope the ER department takes them off the list as a suggested Neurologist as I have requested!!!

During my visits to Dr. Sandoval she never gave me a detailed exam and what i mean is she did…read morenothing more than touching my nose. I agree her office staff is horrible. I had left work in Alexandria for a 10:30 appointment and got stuck in heavier traffic. I called ti say i would be late and i was told i only get a 15 min leeway. I went anyways and ended up being 15 minutes late. I was told i need to schedule. Mind you no-one was in the office! She came out and said it was ok! After messing up my disability claim i never went back!

Can't say enough good things about the respectfulness and care of the team, especially Dr. Hachicho…read more(actually I've only seen her lol). I've been to both the Manassas and Haymarket/Gainesville offices, both are solid - clean, friendly, etc. Expect, Dr. Hachicho to spend ample time with you to get a firm understanding of your symptoms from a holistic perspective. She's extremely responsive to questions as well - and her dry sense of humor is easy to miss ;-). Thanks to the team, not sure who the dog is, but who would not thank a cute dog in a blue tie! I Appreciate all the folks at Prince William Neuroscience Center!

Office experience was decent, the staff is friendly. Waiting room is small but clean, and the exam…read morerooms are well organized. However the lack of bedside manner, and overall dismissive attitude of Dr.Labbaf was enough to make me look elsewhere for care in the northern va area. Medical care is far too expensive to just see anyone, if you need someone who listens find a different practice than this.

I appreciate all positives at Neurology Services and any business. It helps when staff works with…read morepatients and their families in respectful ways. Prayers for mutual respect at Neurology Services and all businesses. ​Prayers that clarifying with each other patient, staff and a patient's family be respectful. Today office staff forgot manners and respect towards a patient. There was a misunderstanding and staff became disrespectful. The hostility was unprofessional. I mentioned mutiple times how I was being treated was disrespectful. An office staff member was dismissive about my concern of being disrespected. I mentioned that I understood what they repeated multiple times but was treated as if I didn't. I wasn't trying to do what they thought. Working towards understanding each other; patient, their family and staff helps prevent medical mistakes. ​Today my rating isn't positive. I am disappointed. Prayers. It wasn't the doctors that I talked to today.

The doctor seems knowledgeable, but he is not accessible. I could only communicate to him via email…read moreand his secretary would replay his response to me on the phone, when I had to request a referral for a biopsy. He refused to write a simple biopsy referral for me and suggested that the root of 20% of neuropathy cases cannot be known. Instead, he was happy to prescribe medication to treat the pain, not the root cause of the problem. Ultimately, I asked another specialist to write a referral for me. I would say avoid going to him. It's not worth the headache.

Although I liked Dr. Singh as a doctor I had a hard time with his office policies. As a patient I…read morepaid for my visit with him, I paid for my test which was done and paid again for a tele visit to hear my test results. When I requested to have my test results sent to me I was asked to pay another fee of $25 for handling and $5 for something else. I work in the medical field and know I have the right to have my test results given to me without paying for them. I also own a medical practice and know there is no handling involved that costs $25.

I scheduled my appointment 4-5 months in advance and provided my insurance information ahead of…read moretime, which was verified by phone. I also requested my previous doctor who retired to send all my medical records to Dr. Chawla's office back in December 2025. I was surprised to learn upon arrival that the office did not accept my insurance (Cigna EPO Connect). I was still offered the appointment for a $150 fee, and when I offered my insurance card for their records, the front desk declined. Dr. Chawla was professional, attentive, and helpful. He listened to my concerns, completed an exam, agreed to submit a 6 month prescription, and even recommended another physician who may accept my insurance, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, several hours later my pharmacy had not received the prescription. When I called the office, I was told they were short-staffed and could not confirm when the prescription would be submitted/filled or whether prior authorization would be needed. Given that the office had declined to collect my insurance information, this was concerning. While I was very satisfied with Dr. Chawla's care and assistance, I was disappointed with how the front desk and administrative aspects of my visit were handled.

I don't want to prejudice Dr. Chawla by giving him 1 star. The only point of writing at all, is to…read moresay that he is currently completely unreachable because the automatic voice asks for an extension. I don't have an extension. The system then hangs me up. I am now supposed to be his patient, but haven't seen him yet. What to do?

Back in 1994 Dr Raphaelson explained that most people go into REM after 30-40min, but i went into…read moreInstant REM. That is why conversations will morph from reality to dream. How my brain was constantly misfiring thus my stutter, dyslexia, the feeling like i forget how to breathe, and can't concentrate or have a million ideas racing through my head; ideas that have made companies a ton of money (know of any think tanks? LOL) All my life i was told i was lazy, and that the feeling on my chest was the devil trying to suck my soul. During my visit, he asked me about sleep paralysis, which i didn't realize was the same thing as "My soul getting sucked", til after i checked out of the sleep lab. I have been living in Los Angeles for the past 20 yrs, and wish i had a doctor a tenth as nice, patient and knowledgeable as Dr Raphaelson. Why else would i have remembered his name, so many years later. Thank you for changing my life for the better! Carlos Antonio Vasquez

Dr Goodman is a really good neurologist...he has a small practice in Clinton. He is very…read morecharismatic and friendly with the best bedside manner ever. He doesnt make you wait long and the staff is just excellent. I really feel like I hit the jackbox with him.

Scheduling is a pain, and like others have said, getting through on the phone is difficult. I have…read morebeen seen here several times in the past several years and on multiple occassions I've had them tell me 1-2 days before my appointment that they need to move my appointment. Dr. Peters is good and helpful, and I like him. He answers questions and takes time with you. I have a relationship with this practice and don't want to find another but to anyone considering this practice good luck with scheduling appointments and them sticking to them.

I have been a patient for 8 years. Dr Peters did help me initially. In fact, he gave me my…read morediagnosis and prescribed my medication to control it. I have seen the Nurse practitioner for years now, regularly. I have barely had a change to medication and never has Dr Peters suggested discussing a change. Without any notice, and after attempting to get a medication refilled for over a week now I was simply declined. Without any notice or reasoning. When I attempted to learn why, I was simply told that the nurse practitioner was no longer there and mg medication (which was prescribed by Dr Peters) would no longer be available and that it was not up for discussion. There was zero consultation or consideration for the patient (myself). The office staff is absolutely horrendous and always has been. I have documented occurrences of medical Botox going missing. I only continued going here because of the NP and she cared about her patients. If you are looking for a neurologist I would highly suggest you look elsewhere.

The staff is very rude to us every single time we are there. except the Dr. was nice this visit,…read moreI'll give her that much. We won't be back, I have zero confidence they care about my children. This was the last chance. It's very sad, especially when your child is sick all you want is someone who actually cares and is kind.

Before my May 28, 2025 visit, I asked the front desk if my annual physical would cost anything…read moresince my last one was less than a year ago. They assured me it would be covered. Weeks later, I got a bill for $211.21 because my insurance denied it for being within 365 days of my last visit. I would have rescheduled if I had been told the truth. Despite explaining the situation, the clinic refused to adjust the bill, citing a generic form I signed. This was their staff's miscommunication, yet I'm left paying for it. If you go here, double-check everything with your insurance yourself -- verbal assurances mean nothing. I would not recommend for anyone.