Excellent care, clean. The NP was great. Listened closely and ordered appropriate tests. Also gave…read morereferral since I am new in town.

Dr. Sitzman takes excellent care of me and answers all my questions and concerns. I trust her…read morecompletely. She listens well; her empathy and knowledge work in tandem. I am thankful that she is my primary care phyusician.

Visited Dr. Bakhshi few times in 2025 and I was very happy with her treatment and knowledge. Highly…read morerecommend. Nice staff and east scheduling.

Dr. Bakshi was the most unpleasant doctor that we have ever encountered. She was very rude and…read moreshort over the phone. We canceled our follow-up appointment. I would not recommend this doctor to anyone.

Best doctor I have ever had. She listens and cares! Very…read morethorough. Really knows her stuff and is great about sending you for all the right tests and referrals if necessary! Staff is great.

I considered Dr. Scanlon as an internist (general doctor) given other good internet reviews and…read moreshe's in my insurance plan. It should have been a clue that her telephone number is a 800 number. You're directed to a Florida based call center called MDVIP. After wading through numerous waits (press 1 for, press 3 for...) I finally got a live person who read me a used car salesman spiel about this nationwide network with the finale, drum roll please, Dr. Scanlon and MDVIP requires a $1,500.00 annual fee for the privilege of having her as your doctor! Which is of course not covered by insurance. MDVIP is the McDonalds of doctors except with a $1,500 annual fee for the privileged of being able to buy a Big Mac.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dsouza for just over a year, and she has truly changed the trajectory of…read moremy health for the better. I came in on the tail end of SIBO and as someone who suffers from R-CPD, GERD, exhaustion, rosacea/acne, and anxiety/depression. Not only did she make me feel heard (after years of being dismissed and treated with minimal care by other doctors), but her rigorous testing, attention, and recommendations have already helped me physically and mentally. I could not recommend her enough, especially if you know something is wrong with your body, but other "specialized" doctors have been no help. Honestly, 100/5 stars!

Dr. Anji was very accommodating and thorough. I love her attentiveness and I felt seen and heard…read moreand she has great bedside manners and works with me to establish the health goals I want for myself.

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.

I heard she was excellent from a friend. She did loads of tests and charges $150 per year to…read morecomplete insurance forms. Really?

I've seen Dr. Herzfeld a few times in connection w/stubborn migraines. She fixed me up w/some…read moreexcellent meds, one taken on a daily basis, and the other taken as needed. I can't remember the last time I had a migraine, which is great, since they are really awful. It's been a while since I last saw her, but I seem to remember her office was pretty good; it wasn't hard to quickly get an appointment.

6/12 update: Called their office - it is obvious they truly believed in themselves and speak highly…read moreof themselves on their standard of care. I can only agree to disagree. The level of care they are showing me today is 7 years too late. ========================== She performed surgeries on me twice. I was told everything went well, both times. However, findings from years later would say otherwise. I have records to back this up. Not to disclose the medical details, but here is a peak: During a scheduled office visit two weeks after the 2nd surgery, I shared with the office staff (maybe a nurse) the specific questions & findings I need to ask her that day after they checked in. I was told Dr. Danilyants will see me shortly after they took my blood pressure + heart rate. Then, 15 minutes later, that same staff/nurse came to tell me Dr.Danilyants CAN'T see me today. No calls or anything from her or her office EVER SINCE. That says a lot, ain't it?

I kept this appt even after booking my surgery with another surgeon because I wanted a second…read moreopinion & boy am I glad u did because I feel so confident in my choice now. Im getting ready for my third endometriosis surgery & I wanted to be thorough & hear from multiple surgeons. I know this may be people's only option given it's in network & that's hard to find but if you can, do not go here. I was shocked at how many red flags there were during my consultation & what a HUGE difference there was between her & the other surgeon. The biggest red flag: not only didn't she ask me to get an MRI before my appt so she could know what's going on inside me but she's not even equipped to read an MRI disc in the office, which means she only goes based on the report from the radiologist. HUGE PROBLEM! At this stage in Endo diagnosis & research, you should always have an MRI first & your surgeon should read it themselves, know what they are looking at themselves & make a plan for your surgery. She flat out admitted she wasn't going to have a plan, she'd just stick a scope in me & see what's in there. Other red flags: she dismissed several of my symptoms, saying I should just see a GI doc because Endo doesnt cause diarrhea & asked if I went on a specific diet for IC. She said Id be fine after a week, could go back to my job as a personal trainer!! & that there weren't any restrictions after surgery. And doesn't believe pelvic floor PT is necessary even when getting a hysterectomy. She flat out said there's nothing she can do to prevent more scar tissue during surgery. She pushes Orlissa as an alternative, which is a terrible drug! She didn't read a single page of my two folders of medical records they asked for & didn't even bring them into the appt with her. She asked me to list my symptoms vs the other surgeon who asked me about 40 very specific questions to understand exactly what he needed to know about my disease. She didn't do an exam on me. She ignored my shoulder pain & shortness of breath & didn't follow up to discuss diaphragmatic endo. When I asked about robotics during surgery she says she was trained before they were a thing so she doesn't use them. She was smug & dismissive, unqualified & ill informed & I am horrified that anyone who can't afford out of pocket costs has this as their option as a specialist. I'd say I was floored at how badly this appt went but then again those of us with endo are freaking used to this. I just can't believe this is what we get from a so called specialist after dealing with it from every other doctor!

Dr. Loomis is one of the best primary care doctors I've ever had in my 49 years on this planet. He…read morereally makes the effort to ensure your health is as good as possible and to address all of your questions. The office staff are very responsive over the phone/email and in person and helpful too. Dr. Loomis spent a full hour with me during my first visit (the initial visit being a video call according to their pandemic procedures), more than the allotted 45 minutes! (Maybe it's because I already knew him from his public appearances and had a lot to chat with him about, as well as a lot of health questions.) He definitely knows a lot about nutrition (this being a specialty of Barnard Medical Center), but is knowledgeable about medical issues all around as well. He helped diagnose a significant vitamin D deficiency in me and prescribed a supplement. He also referred me to specialists for other issues. My second visit was an in-person physical exam, and again, he went above and beyond the typical standard for physicals. I'm so lucky to live in the DC area!

Ever since COVID, the only way to get an appointment fairly quickly, is via Telehealth. November…read more2024, I was very, very ill, and they would only see me in person 4 months later! In the meantime, they instructed me to go to Urgent Care or the ER! Several other times, owing to minor issues such as ear infections and conjunctivitis, they insisted I do a Telehealth appointment or otherwise, go to Urgent Care or the ER. Further, annual physicals have not been comprehensive. Moreover, for my first physical with Barnard Medical, they assigned a medical student to conduct it, in its entirety (w/o any other doctors present). In addition, this was despite the fact that I had requested, in writing in my medical records, that I did not agree to be seen by medical students. It appears as if the doctors rarely even come into the office! The lovely Nurse Practitioner, Kristine, is the gem that seems to hold the office together! She shows both care and concern, and although there is a lag time to see her, too, at least you can get an appointment with her in person (eventually).