As promised, here is an update for the George Mason Circle office…read more It is located next to the Hylton Center. There are no signs for it, so follow the signs for the Hylton Center and you will see the big Novant sign on the left side of the street. It is part of a brand new strip of store fronts. Parking is right in front of the door. It looks like there are 2 physicians staffed there at all times. They can also do lab work in that office, too. It's brand new, you can still smell the fresh paint. Because it's small, there are only about 4 patients at any given time. I had the first appointment of the day there (they start at 9am), and there were 2 other people waiting to be seen. A refreshing change from the main office, which is incredibly busy. I highly recommend booking at this office if you can.

The female attendant who took my vitals was disgusting, incompetent, and unprofessional. She…read moremumbled the entire time during intake and would laugh, ignore me, or cut me off when I asked her to repeat herself. Scratched underneath her shirt and pants and then put her hands on me to take my vitals without washing them first. Laughed in my face after answering simple questions. The NP who took care of me afterwards was incredibly caring, but this attendant is a walking health hazard and disregards basic respect to patients. Unfortunately, she was a stain on what would have otherwise been a professional and comfortable visit.

Dr. Tucker adopts a compassionate method with his patients, prioritizing their concerns and…read moreeffectively outlining the treatment strategy. The office operates efficiently, maintaining wait times of less than 5 minutes, and every referral to other specialists has been exceptional.

I was a patient of Dr. Tucker for over 20 years. I moved from the area in early 2019. During my…read moretime with Dr. Tucker, I found him to be a top notch doctor who listened to you and gave you sound medical advice and treatment. I NEVER had any type of medical problems that Dr. Tucker couldn't personally. If he needed to refer you to a specialist.....it was done and his referrals were caring doctors who knew their stuff.

Receptionist are RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL WOULD NEVER…read moreRECOMMEND many others places to go made to get better service and treatment facility looks old and outdated

Hard to find!! Dr Stonerock is very easy to talk to about health concerns or questions. I didn't…read morefeel at allintimidated and you can tell she knows her stuff! I moved here from Louisiana about a year ago. I needed a PCP and Dr. Stonerock accepted my insurance. I could not be more happy, as we are a great fit. She actually takes time to get to know you, which I think is a hard thing to find these days. I really LOVE her!!

They make you sign a waver saying you will not sue for malpractice. Arrived 10 minutes early to my…read moreappointment. I waited an hour to be seen and it looked like I was going to wait longer. I couldn't wait and told the receptionist I had another appointment to get to. She never apologized or offer to pay my $95 dollars. Yes, you need to leave a $95 deposit when you make an appointment. Also, as expensive as it is, I shouldn't have to be weighted and measured in front of the waiting room. The office felt crowded and outdated.

She gave me androgenic alopecia (permanent hair loss). Because she carelessly overdosed the…read moreprescription, I am now a bald woman with a sensitive scalp and can no longer wear a baseball hat, and there is no pony tail. I used to enjoy a thick pony tail every day. Nobody in my entire life harmed me as much as this person. All the damage occurred after I got off her prescription. There was no escape once shedding began.

Dr. Butchinsky has no bedside manner! For 3 years I went to him and complained about migranes, his…read moresolution - drink more water. When I complained loudly that he was not listening to me about this issue, he chastised me essentially for being hysterical. He was very rude and unprofessional. I'm sorry I'm upset but I'm in pain! In those 3 years, he could never remember what job I did and his staff couldn't even remember I was a woman. Best part is after this incident I was sent a letter from his practice telling me I was no longer welcome. As if I was going to go back?! Funny enough others had told me that he was very rude but I guess I had to get burned before moving to action and finding another doctor.

I visited this practice for over a year when I lived close by…read more Pros: easy to get an appointment. The NP I initially worked with was lovely and made me feel supported. However, she has since left. The front-desk folks were nice enough. Cons: Everything else. I have struggled with my mental health for years and went to refill my antidepressants that have worked for me for years. I figured it would be a simple visit, get my refill, go on my merry way. Nope. Dr. Buchinsky sat down across from me and asked if I grew up going to church (?) and suggested that the Bible would ultimately be more helpful to me than medication ever would. I was so stunned in that moment but just needed my medication. I will never go back. Now I'm in the process of having to find a new PCP and haven't been to Manassas Family Medicine in over a year; however, reflecting on this experience inspired me to write this because it was so unprofessional. Unless you are a conservative Christian who can tolerate having your condition invalidated because you don't subscribe to the same beliefs - literally go ANYWHERE else. It's 2021. I'm sure they have old-school clientele who are appreciative of this but not me. Terrible.

Dr. Desai is the kind of doctor that you don't see anymore. He cares about his patients, he calls…read moreand follows up to make sure you have your medications and IF he hears that you have been to hospiital or ER he will personally call himself to make sure that you are ok. Yes, there are some practices that just see you as a number or a dollar sign but this provider is very compassionalte and understanding and will help you even after hours and weekends to make sure that you have all you need to improve your health!

Dr.Desai is amazing. He is one of the kindest compassionate providers I've ever met. A few…read moreyears ago, there was a provider in SR named Gabby. She was also amazing and incredibly knowledgeable. I've been with the practice 5 years. I didn't mind seeing Gabby. It's hard to get an appointment with Dr. Desai. I have 1 prescription which has been an issue for other providers in the office to fill. Instead of filling it, they provide referrals to 3rd party providers for additional testing. Dr. Desai (the original prescriber) never has a problem filling it, but the PAs and NPs with the practice do, so that has been a challenge. Office staff are not as compassionate as Dr. Desai. They can be curt. I have recommended NVFM to dozens of Stone Ridge/South Riding friends and neighbors for their primary care needs.

Definitely not recommended. Using incorrect billing codes so that they get paid more for…read moreinsurance. People are nice and helpful, but they constantly recommend services you don't need. They told me I would be dealing with my wounds for the rest of my life. They healed within six months. Trust is a big problem. Go elsewhere.

Due to infection I had to have surgery on my shins. I was left with open wounds. The team led by…read moreSarantuya Sukhee-Hungerford (Sara) is absolutely awesome. Not only have they medically treated my wounds to help them heal but they have treated me, a patient, like a friend. They take the time to get to know their patients. They treat their patients with dignity and respect. They are beyond kind. Every one in the practice is just awesome. I can't say enough, there just aren't words to explain how wonderful this group is. I actually drive over two hours to use this clinic even though I could use one much closer.

Have been going to Battlefield Family Medicine for the past two years, and can't say enough great…read morethings about Dr. Tavani. He's the best. But there is definite problem at the front desk. A single individual, Mary Lou, is pushing patients away with her unprofessional, crass, disrespectful and downright rude behavior. She has behaved this way with not only myself, but to our friends who we recommend to go to Battlefield Family Medicine. I have put up with it to this point, only because of how much I appreciate the care and service by Dr. Tavani. But in my last ordeal with this front desk individual, Mary Lou, she lost it. At a visit a month ago, I went ahead and scheduled an annual physical for August 2024. At that time, she mentioned that my last physical was last year in September. She stated that I would have to contact my Insurance provider to ensure they did not have a 365 day policy in between physicals. I had never heard of this before, but called nevertheless. When I called and my insurance provider, they said there was no such stipulation. I called the front office back and told this to Mary Lou. She said fine, and that was that. Come the day of my 11am appointment, she calls me and says that she needs to cancel my physical appointment. She explained that she had called the insurance that morning and had been told that there was a 365 days requirement in between physicals. I told her I'd call her back. I then called the insurance provider once again, had them three-way the call to the medical office, and had them explain to her that there was no such requirement. ONE PHYSICAL PER CALENDAR YEAR! I thought that was the end of that, until I got there. When I arrived for my appointment, she said that I would need to leave my financial credit card information on file with them to access at their discretion, and that this was a brand new policy. I told them flat out NO! She said they were having problems with others not paying their copays and were just now implementing this policy. I told her that this was an issue with certain individuals, but not with me. She then went on saying that I had caused my appointment to be delayed because the discussion we had over her confusion on one physical appt per calendar year for my insurance and my refusal to have my financial information on file with them. She continued to behave rudely and obnoxiously with me, to the point, I told her that's enough. I'm done being treated in this manner, and that I no longer felt comfortable with their office. I told her that Dr. Tavani was as awesome they come. HE REALLY IS GREAT! But unfortunately I could no longer put up with Mary Lous' continuous behavior and unprofessionalism. She really does not belong in front of patients or for that matter, any client interface. She is truly unfit for that position. And judging from many other reviews I've seen, I am not the only one who's had to deal with her less than stellar behavior. Again for anyone reading this review, Dr. Tavani is one of the best doctors I and my family have ever seen. Just the best. But unless you are willing to deal with rudeness, attitude, and continuous confrontation at the front desk by Mary Lou, I would suggest other more professional patient treatment elsewhere. Don't take my word for it, see the other reviews, or better yet, go to their office and see it for yourself.

I think a two star is pretty generous since I can't actually recommend this medical office (I'll…read moreexplain why I felt like I had the rug pulled out from underneath me--basically spent several hundreds of dollars for turmoil and a lack of transparency). Dr Tavani (hope I spelled that right) and his staff are very nice and polite, and I do think this office is okay for minor things such as sinus infections, things like that. However, when I went to him for a sleeping disorder (insomnia), I was hopeful when he started asking me questions really trying to diagnose what was going on. He did tell me that he didn't think I had sleep apnea but a reverse sleep cycle and asked if I wanted to do testing or if I wanted prescribed sleep meds or both. I opted for both because I wanted to know how to fix the root cause and not just rely on sleeping pills. I did the sleep study and I took the prescribed sleep meds which did not help, they didn't make me sleep or feel drowsy but they did make me feel ill. So I contacted him about that via their medical portal that both him and his staff regularly talk about, telling him about the sleep meds--I didn't hear anything back from him about it. Over a month goes by and I still haven't heard anything from him about the prescribed sleep meds or my test results. So I call about the results and I'm told that my test didn't show sleep apnea so my case was closed. Which was confusing, 'case closed' like my insomnia went away, when did this happen? It didn't explain why I didn't get a call about the results and what the next step would be. As I'm talking to the front desk, I do receive some mixed reasonings such as I was overdue for a wellness exam--that doesn't explain why the doctor didn't contact me about the results of the test he recommended I take. Another reasoning was because my wellness exam (that was scheduled) was so far out, calendar wise, from my initial appointment for insomnia, that is why there was such a lengthy amount of time for me to hear my results--that didn't seem reasonable as I was never contacted to make an appointment or come in sooner to talk about my results when they arrived. Lastly, after all this conversation, there was still no effort to talk to me promptly about my results and the next steps; it seemed that the only thing I could do was bump up my wellness appointment which would have been over a week out to address him about the insomnia and the results--so I called the company who sends out the results. Turns out the test I was sent out for was to target and specifically identify sleep apnea even though the symptoms that I described in our initial meeting didn't really match with sleep apnea. Now I understand that for a sleeping disorder you want to rule everything out, but when I'm told that it's believed that I don't have sleep apnea (which I agree with), but most likely a reverse sleep disorder and find out that I received a test specifically designed to target sleep apnea and then do not hear anything back about the results especially in a timely manner and don't hear anything about further steps to solve this problem (it's been over a month since the test), and only hear 'case closed' because I didn't have sleep apnea, I felt misled and like I had the carpet pulled out from underneath my feet. The front desk tried to tell me it was miscommunication, however is it really miscommunication when you don't communicate at all? It really seemed like dropping the ball.