I've tried many doctors over the years and this place is by far the best one I've ever been to…read more I'm always hesitant giving 5 star reviews to any place difficult to get in to because it could make it harder to get into, but the front desk people were very accommodating, the nurse was great and Dr Mark was totally old school. He actually spent a good amount of time with me, was very knowledgeable with covid and seemed to care like no other dr I've ever seen. I couldn't be happier especially after seeing a string of bad doctors for the last 10 years. Awesome job guys!

LFM sucks. I cant believe that they dropped us for not scheduling a wellness care appointment…read more Since they lost Dr Julian, their conduct has been lacking. I have never had a family medical practice treat us with such arrogance. The doctors that had treated us were great. Thank you. I guess they dont like money or their patients. We will find someone else. We had Inova in Chantilly years ago. They were great until our doctor left and we found LFM when we came into the Gainesville area. Looks like we will be looking again. I would not recommend them with this attitude.

I have been in the medical field my entire life. 67 years. My Father was a Physician and my Mom a…read moreR.N. I am a R.N./Paramedic, sister R.N. Brother Medical Sales. Dr. Vikram Prasanna was just wonderful. Treated me like a family member. Listened, looked at me, talked to me and made me feel like my questions were important. I would recommend him to everyone that would need a look at your heart. I am blown away by their staff and his genuine care and concern. Thank you!!

Dr Sidhu has been caring for me for over 20 years. I don't want just anybody taking care of my…read moreheart.

Earlier this week I visited the Manassas Heart Center - for what I hope is my one and only visit. I…read morewent in for a physical recently with a new Doctor and talked about my desire to get back in the gym and lose some weight - I've been experiencing some conditions that led me to worry about my cardiovascular health. So I was scheduled for a Nuclear Stress Test. They inject a radioactive isotope into your cardiovascular system - then use a special imaging system to capture imagery of your heart and cardiovascular system. Then they put you on a treadmill, hook up a bunch of sensors to you, get your heart rate up to 148, then inject another round of radioactive isotope into your system - then re-image you a second time. After you get off the treadmill, you are then allowed to eat some snacks and drink juice or water which they provide. The two ladies who were the nurse technicians who ran me through the sequence of steps were very nice. They warn you to expect to be there 3-4 hours - I got out in 2.5 hours. My results came back today and no problems were found - so onto the gym!

dr. Chu is busy, but I was able to get in in a couple weeks with a complaint of tiredness and low…read moreblood pressure in general weirdness. He explained what he saw in the debt up to that point and ordered three additional test and required me to wear a heart monitor and keep track of my blood pressure daily twice a day. So I left with homework, but comforted that I was in good hands.

Caring at Carient. That should be their motto. My husband was the patient but they were kind and…read moreunderstanding when I was stressed and worried as the spouse. Dr. Yazd aH I was outstanding.

Dr Kenneth M. H. Lee is a fantastic doctor. He took me at the last minute when I felt I was having…read moreheart issues and the same day had a echo stress test done. This helped me to know that a) my heart is fine but b) that I have an autoimmune deficiency called disautonomia which explains my exhaustion, chest pains etc. He went far above and beyond what most docs (including my GP) did - ordering me more blood tests, referring me to other expert doctors to confirm etc. All of this late on a Friday afternoon! Cannot praise him and his very nice staff enough! No wonder he's listed in Washington's Best Doctors! Jindra

Absolutely one of the best Doctors I've ever seen. First rate. Well trained, experienced and…read moreactually cares about his patients. He is absolutely one of the best in the nation. Hard to get to see him, he has a full slate of patients, many you've seen in the papers and on tv. The staff is professional, kind and treat you like an adult. When I needed a stress test, he performed it himself. He calls you himself to give you test results.

I have been seeing Dr. Keith Chu over 10 years. He is excellent cardiologist. I am very satisfied…read morewith him.

I've been seeing cardiologists here for years. This time was the first they detected a problem and…read morewere quick to schedule necessary tests to determine cause. Very professional and friendly.

Very experienced and knowledgeable Dr of Cardiology. Very…read morenice and friendly. Recommend wholeheartedly!

Wow! What a great practice! I was told to be there 30 minutes before, arrive on time, sign the…read moreremainder of the papers, and then wait to be called. It was at most 5 minutes to stay, and I was called back literally 20 minutes before my scheduled appointment time. It was not a first, but I was pleasantly surprised. I met with the nurse first, she checked my vitals, went over medications and got an EKG. She made sure I didn't have questions before Dr. Benton came in. He, too, was excellent and came highly recommended. We discussed what occurred and he wanted to do a series of tests to try and determine what happened. We discussed a plan and then he took questions from me and didn't rush me out the door until I was finished. I'm not used to this type of doctor though pleasantly surprised. This is the first time I've seen a cardiologist in this area and I highly recommend Dr. Benton and Virginia Heart.

I visited this place today for a very painful bump on the lip. The main issue I had was an…read moreexcruciating pain. The wait was very long probably due to short of doctors. To my surprise I was seen by a very young Physician Assistant ( PA), not a doctor. I was surprised because the reception never told me I would be seen by a PA , not an MD. But I paid for a Doctor, not a PA. The PA was very kind but appears definitely lack experience. She was not sure what my issue was. I explained to her that I was in excruciating pain. After back and forth ( probably she checked with or called a doctor),She gave me a painkiller shot that was supposed to last at least 4 hours. But my pain excruciating pain returned in less than 2 hours. I felt cheated. The reception lady could have been more welcoming too.

0 stars: TERRIBLE SERVICE: Formal Complaint Regarding Patient Treatment and Service - September 7,…read more2026 I am submitting this complaint regarding the treatment I received at Patient First today. I arrived at approximately 11:47 a.m. because I was extremely ill. I registered upon arrival, had my vital signs taken, and completed COVID, flu, and strep testing, all of which occurred before noon. I was then waiting in my vehicle, as staff were aware that I was outside. At approximately 1:12-1:15 p.m., I realized that my tracking number had been passed over. I went inside after watching multiple patients who had arrived significantly after me being taken into treatment rooms. When I brought this to the staff's attention, I was told that the patients who were taken before me were more severe cases. Based on what I personally observed in the waiting area, I did not see any apparent medical emergency or condition that would explain why I had been completely skipped in the queue. I understand and respect that medical facilities must prioritize truly emergent cases, but no one explained to me that my position in the queue had changed or that I was being intentionally delayed for a medical reason. What was particularly troubling was that the staff knew I had been skipped and did not acknowledge or apologize for the error. Instead, I was placed in a treatment room at the very back of the facility and waited approximately another 20 minutes before the physician came to see me. When I asked the physician, Dr. K, what was happening and why I was still waiting after being there since approximately 11:47 a.m., I was met with an unnecessarily dismissive and defensive attitude. I was told that the other patients were more critical than I was. I found this explanation both inappropriate and inconsistent with what I had personally witnessed. I was already extremely sick (Covid test was positive) and had come to Patient First seeking medical care. I should not have had to repeatedly question staff simply to find out why I had been skipped. I was also very uncomfortable with the conduct of the nurse who had initially processed me. After the situation became apparent, she would not make eye contact with me and stood in the room with her back toward me. Rather than acknowledging the mistake and apologizing, I felt that her behavior was dismissive and unprofessional. I am also concerned about the handling of my prescription. I understand that mistakes can happen, but the prescription was sent to a pharmacy that was already closed. Given everything that had occurred during my visit, this was extremely frustrating and left me without an immediately accessible prescription when I was already very ill. My concerns are therefore not simply about having to wait. They are about: * Being skipped in the patient queue despite having already registered and completed my initial testing. * Patients who arrived substantially after me being taken into treatment before me. * Staff being aware of the situation without acknowledging or apologizing for the mistake. * The physician's dismissive and inappropriate response when I asked a reasonable question about my care. * Being given an explanation that did not appear consistent with what I personally observed. * The nurse's unprofessional demeanor after the error occurred. * A prescription being sent to a pharmacy that was closed. I expect Patient First to investigate this incident, including reviewing my arrival time, registration time, testing times, tracking/queue records, room assignment, and the times that other patients were taken back for treatment. I would also like the office manager to address the conduct and bedside manner of the physician who treated me, as well as the conduct of the nurse involved. Patients who are sick and vulnerable should be treated with professionalism, courtesy, and basic respect. I am requesting a written response explaining what happened, why I was skipped, and what will be done to prevent this from happening to another patient. This experience was unacceptable, particularly while I was already extremely ill and seeking medical care. UPDATE: As of 4:30 p.m. today, I still have not heard back from Patient First regarding my prescription being sent to a different pharmacy, nor have they responded to any of my concerns about what happened during my visit. They close at 6:00 p.m., so I am still waiting for someone to take responsibility and address this situation and get my meds. This level of disregard for a sick patient is completely unacceptable. The way I was treated today was unprofessional, dismissive, and, in my opinion, completely inappropriate for a healthcare setting. Patients deserve better than this.

The billing department is incompetent. I gave them my insurance information because they have a new…read moresystem. I've been going there for 10 years and it was always covered in full. Today I get a bill for $299! Of course billing is down today. I am pissed at the lack of assistance.

My first two office visits were to the Manassas location of Prince William Cardiology Associates…read more My Doctor was Dr. Escano - I like him a lot. Professional and thorough. I thought his staff also did a good job. Dinging this location one star, however. The office space itself is a much older building - and the office lobby/waiting room had this old, mildewy odor to it....

DO NOT GO TO THIS HOSPITAL/ER!…read more We took our 3-year-old to the ER after he started vomiting from eating fish, and the experience was incredibly frustrating from start to finish. I understand ERs can get busy, but this felt extremely disorganized and unnecessarily time-consuming. 11:07 PM - We arrived and started registration. 11:15 PM - Our son was called back for initial screening (weight, blood pressure, oxygen level, etc.). 11:20 PM - We were sent back to the waiting room and told they were cleaning a room and it would be about a 15-minute wait. 12:10 AM - After waiting nearly an hour, we spoke to staff and explained that we had an infant and another toddler at home with a neighbor and needed to either be seen soon or leave. 12:15 AM - We were finally placed in a room, but the nurse informed us there was only one provider working that night and she could not give us any estimate on how much longer it would take to be seen. We explained again that we had other young children at home and could not stay indefinitely, so we decided to leave. As we were checking out, the receptionist asked if we had seen the provider yet since we had "just gone back." We explained the situation, and after speaking with the nurse, he told us the provider had already gone into the room but we were not there. 12:30 AM - We rushed back to the room, only to be told the provider had moved on to another patient because we weren't inside when he stopped by. 12:59 AM - The provider finally came in, listened to our son's lungs, checked his stomach, and said he seemed to be recovering well since he was sleeping comfortably. He told us he would provide a dose of medication for the night and discharge us. 1:00 AM - The provider left to get the medication and complete discharge. 1:15 AM - After another long wait, we asked the nurse what was taking so long. We were told the medication request was waiting on pharmacy verification. 1:30 AM - A nurse finally brought discharge papers and told us the prescription had been sent to our pharmacy for pickup the next day. We explained that the doctor specifically said he would give us a dose for the night before discharge. She apologized and said she would check with the provider. At 1:45 AM, after hours of waiting for what should have been a very quick visit, we were completely exhausted and left without the medication dose. I understand ERs prioritize critical patients first, but the communication, delays, and constant back-and-forth made this experience far more stressful than it needed to be -- especially with small children involved.

My wife's MRI was scheduled for 8:00 AM. Instructed to arrive at 7:30 AM. After more than an hour…read moreafter arrival - no one has seen her. Someone did come to see her and explained they were busy with another patient.