Dr. Agrawal is terrific--she is thoughtful and thorough and always takes the time to answer your…read morequestions in terminology that is neither overly clinical nor pedantic. Her front of the house, specifically at least one of the receptionists, needs a bit of work--I'm currently on hold for the third time in three tries. The wait times of my three calls for appointments--5 minutes, 5 minutes, 12 minutes. I feel like I'm calling tech support for a hardware product instead of calling my doctor's office to schedule an appointment!

Dr Agrawal lives up to her Top Doctor rating in Washingtonian magazine. She has been my doctor for…read more20+ years and her care has been extraordinary. She is thorough, personable and extremely knowledgeable. I see her 2-3 times a year. Some other reviewers have rightfully noted some challenges with the support she gets from her office staff. Some staff are extraordinary others make it clear that you are a bother to them and don't bother to follow up on issues. Dr. Agrawal recently announced that she will be starting a new practice and I imagine that many of those issues will be addressed.

Dr. Tuli will go above and Beyond to go to any extent to help her patients not just as a physician…read morebut as a good good human being. I have never experienced a physician who will pick up the phone while sitting on the dining table and eating their meal and will tell me no problem she doesn't mind talking to me. I talk with many physicians not just Dr. Tuli so I know that for sure. By the way I'm in a healthcare field for 20 years and Dr. Tuli sees my residents. I manage 3 healthcare facilities. Dr. Tuli has helped my patients in getting them free medications from her office if they have financial hardship. She has a heart of gold.

Dr. Raman Tuli is the rudest doctor I've ever encountered. I also think she has anger management…read moreissues. I've a condition that, to my surprise, she had never heard of though it is quite common- common enough that you see commercials on TV for medication for it. While explaining how previous doctors have treated it, she made judgmental faces. Her body language, facial expressions, and tone was plain nasty. I mean, how judgmental can you be if you are not familiar with the treatment of the illness? And even if you don't approve of other doctors' treatment, you can state that verbally- not with nasty little faces or rude sighs and tsks like I am a child confessing to stealing candy. Half the time her facial expressions to my recounting my medical history was as if she was smelling something foul- not sympathetic or empathetic or engaging active listening skills - pure nasty cringing. So unprofessional! Furthermore, she was obnoxious and seems to be used to treating patients who don't ask any questions- and she treats patients who ask questions poorly to discourage more questions. She would not give more than 1 sentence curt replies to questions and was insulted that I actually wanted to have a dialogue about my healthcare. Also I had given my only copy of notes from previous Dr. The nurse said she could make a copy and return my copy since it was my only copy. As I was checking out, Dr. Tuli overheard me tell the nurse that I wouldn't be returning. When I asked for my originals, the nurse said she would make a copy in 2 min, Tuli ran in saying that they wouldnt return them-not a copy or original. After a 20 min fight, she threw the originals back at me without making a copy for her file. Insane! Even if I was never coming back, those notes were still part of the record of our encounter. Forget her horrendous bedside manner, she was a plain bully. I have dealt with lawyers and bullies on the playground where I have felt the same. I have never had such a poor interaction with a doctor.

Dr. Musher may not be the friendliest but he is thorough. He went through my blood work with me…read moreand made recommendations based on what he saw. He's into the holistic medicine thing which is nice.. too expensive for my budget.. but it's good to see a doctor who realizes the importance of good health from more than just a drug standpoint. After the study that came out last year explaining the benefits of Vitamin D he will most likely make you take some of that (since 99% of people are deficient). I don't know what the health effects (including negative) are but I've been trying to take it when I remember and get more sun. The parking garage is expensive. They really need to validate parking here.

Dr. Musher engages in unfair and deceptive trade practices in violation of the Maryland Consumer…read moreProtection Act and unauthorized release of medical information in violation of HIPAA law. On 6/7/19 I paid $185.00 for an office visit because, although Dr. Musher is a network provider with United Healthcare, he wanted to take enough payment in case I had not met my deductible. On 8/17/19 my wife (under whose name his office staff had mistakenly filed the insurance claim) called and spoke with the office staff about an EOB showing that I was responsible for only $51.23 and that Dr. Musher owed me a refund of $133.77. UnitedHealthcare had informed me that Dr. Musher was paid electronically on 6/26/19 and was in breach of his network-provider contract by failing to refund me within 30 days. The office staff promised a refund within the week. When a refund that did not arrive as promised, my wife called on 9/5/19 and spoke to Dr. Musher himself. Dr. Musher solicited my wife's agreement that I subscribe to his concierge service. Pressuring her, he told her I had health issues for which he had advised follow-up care. His disclosing my private medical information without my authorization violated HIPAA law. Moreover, this high-pressure marketing of a concierge service in an attempt to credit the $133.77 to concierge subscription fees instead of issuing me a refund check was inappropriate, unprofessional, and unfair and deceptive in violation of the Maryland Consumer Protection Act. I received my refund, but only after two telephone requests, one-and-a-half months from the time of the first request, and two-and-a-half months from the time that my health insurance paid Dr. Musher. In sum, Dr. Musher engages in unfair and deceptive trade practices relating to billing and to inappropriate and unprofessional solicitation for his concierge service, as well as unauthorized disclosure of private medical information. I do not recommend this doctor for anyone.

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.

What a great practitioner. Her attention to detail and the willingness to dig through data is…read moreextraordinary. If you have a complex case, you'll be lucky to have her on your team. She helped me get back on track and her follow-up sets a new and better standard in patient care. In short, she's a treasure.

You know those waxing-poetic moments, where you reminisce fondly over your time with your medical…read morecaregiver, her full attention on you and her gentle application of a not-freakishly-icy stethoscope on your back as you inhale and exhale deeply, so happy and relaxed in your soft cloth (not paper) examination gown... No, not you? Wow, sucks to be you, then. Yeah, yeah, there's nothing terribly Zen about getting your annual exam. But hey, if you're going to spend some time in an examination gown sitting on a random table getting the once-over in a doctor's office, you might as well be with someone who seems to give a damn about YOU as a patient. Don't you think? And after years of feeling a little too assembly-line with my healthcare, One Medical Group put me in the hands of Stephanie, a PA-C at the Farragut West location in DC. And she immediately put me at ease, listened to ALL THE THINGS within my medical history, and sent me fantastic, thorough follow-up emails to let me know what was going on with my insides. Stephanie was able to have a focused, informative discussion with me while keeping a warm, friendly tone. She is simultaneously engaging and professional. I feel like I'm in good hands, and highly recommend her to anyone. Just be prepared with your list of medications and procedures; like I said, she's thorough, and she will ask you A LOT of questions. She cares! She really does! :)

I Kiethia Hood have been looking for Dr Danny M new location before January 23,2025 he relocated if…read moreanyone knows where his new location is please shout out to me. He a great doctor caught some things other doctors overlooked or never tested. Yep he's a real life savor. I think he works at Washington Hospital Center but that's not accurate information. So again anyone who knows his new location please let me know at kiethiajmh@gmail.com. All I know for years he relocated from Alaska Ave.

This is your typical patient "factory" - over scheduled, in and out - the doctor barely said two…read morewords to me on my last visit. The front desk staff seems to be mostly tripping over themselves and picking up wrong lines etc although there is one young lady up there is is very competent and has great customer service - kudos to her! Also, and I would never say this lightly, but I did find some incompetence on the part of the physician although the oversight may also be due to the overwhelming amount of patients crammed into the schedule - see first sentence here. Do I need to mention that the wait is consistently 60-90 minutes...? I hesitated to write this but while I sit here searching for a new PCP, I find myself looking to Yelp for help and am grateful for the few people who did also bother to write something for the rest of us. Unfortunately I will have to write one more - not so nice - review of a docs office before I sign off today. I'm doing it for you guys. :(

Dr. Karen Myers has been my primary care provider for over 12 years, and I would not hesitate to…read morerecommend her to anyone. She is simply the best, most caring and thorough doctor I have ever had the pleasure of working with. She always listens and helps me follow up with all of my concerns, and I trust her implicitly. Furthermore she takes time to fully explain any and all of my tests, including bloodwork and various tests completed by my other doctors. I never walk out of her office without a copy of results as well as her suggestions for various products or specialty doctors. Several of the comments here include Dr. Myers along with other doctors but only give 4 stars. Dr. Myers, however, should be reviewed separately, as she only deserves 5 or more stars. Lastly, the office has a relatively new administrative assistant at the front desk, a gentleman who is a absolutely a pleasure to encounter and wonderful at following up.

Sadly, I have to temporarily update my review in the hopes that the doctors of the office will…read morereconsider the road they are on; make staffing changes and care orientation changes; and resume accepting insurance. As far as Dr. Mills goes, I understand how some other reviewers could give her a negative rating, because she does have a certain way about her that can be misinterpreted. But she really is smart and great, it's just the practice's increased emphasis on cost-cutting and speed, and her trying to increase productivity as others seem to tell her is better, when it is not, and she is better than that. The change in reviews here and on other websites over time is noticeable, where people used to talk about how great the doctors, including Dr. Mills were, and how much time Dr. Mills spent with patients and really caring for and about patients, while newer reviewers talk about how quick and curt she seems. I believe it is a function of someone telling her that is how to increase productivity, and (thought some of the staff are really good and nice) because she has certain staff that have no care for the patient and only want to rush patients, and even rush Dr. Mills. Being a primary doctor is calling, and the relationship that patients have with their GPs is much different then with other doctors. Dr. Mills has the ability to be one of the great ones, but she has to follow her caring soul, and not what her staff say or what she is told will make more money. Dr. Mills and the other doctors also need to recognize that staff should not be able to run the direction of the practice or treatment of patients as some do. Things are only worse for many of us, since they stopped taking insurance and charging well above insurance allotments. Again, somebody must have convinced Dr. Mills that was a way to make more money - likely staff who did not want to deal with billing codes - but it is not. Some offices cut their prices after stopping to take insurance, but this office charges more. Most people just cannot afford to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for basic doctors visits, and in the end, we all go to less doctors visits and get less medical care than than we need, and they get less patients then they need. It's a lose-lose. So, I would encourage you to still try Dr. Mills, but encourage her to be her caring self, and take time, and not be rushed by staff who seem to control things, and not to make the practice an assembly line. Care for patients, take insurance, spend the time, be nice - and everyone will profit in money, happiness and soul. Original Review from 8/19/2016: This practice and Dr. Jennifer Mills is fantastic in many ways! I could write a long review, but I will let the overall assessment, based upon years of experience, stand for itself. She is a bright and caring doctor who you want as your doctor, and she is a credit to the profession!

I never feel rushed during visits, and everything runs smoothly from start to finish. Dr. Marshall…read moreis both professional and approachable. A fantastic experience every time.